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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 2013

Page

14

Raptors expert Jon Stravers signs books in Guttenberg

Raptor researcher and author Jon Stravers will speak and sign copies of The Raptors of Iowa at the Guttenberg Public Library, 603 S. Second St. The event runs 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday with a 6 p.m. signing then a post-talk signing. He has spent 35 years on raptor research in northeast Iowa and will share highlights, plus discuss Cerulean Warblers and the area’s Globally Significant designation.

Jon Stravers Guttenberg Public Library S. Second St Guttenberg Stravers Iowa Straver

Ariana Reines to Read in Guttenberg and Iowa City

Poet Ariana Reines will give a free reading at the Guttenberg Public Library from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and again at the Frank Conroy Reading Room in Iowa City from 8 to 9 p.m. Her poetry collection The Cow won the Alberta Prize from Fence Books.

Ariana Reines Frank Conroy Glenn Schaeffer N. Clinton St Iowa City Alberta Fence Books

Stormin Norman Storytime and Book Signing Event

Author Andy Allen will read Stormin Norman The Soggy Doggy and sign copies at Barnes & Noble Cedar Rapids at 7 30 p m. The event is followed by a Mystery Book Group at Coralville Library discussing A Study in Scarlet. Kate Kraabel reads from The Next Conquest at Fairgrounds Coffee House Iowa City featuring University of Iowa writers.

Stormin’ Norman Barnes & Noble Bookseller Collins Rd Cedar Rapids Andy Allen Coralville Public Library Fifth St Arthur Conan Doyle Kate Kraabel Fairgrounds Coffee House S. Dubuque St Iowa City Kraabel University of Iowa

Book club events feature Pace and Bayard reads

Mike Pace discusses Dreams and Detours Reflecting on the Souvenirs of a Lifetime at New Bo Books 1105 Third St SE at 7 p.m. Paul’s Book Club meets at Prairie Lights Books 15 S. Dubuque St Iowa City at 7 p.m. to discuss Mr Timothy by Louis Bayard.

Mike Pace New Bo Books Third St Pace Paul's Book Club Prairie Lights Books S. Dubuque St Iowa City Timothy Louis Bayard

Penfield Books Author Reception at University Club Iowa City

An author reception runs from 3 to 5 p.m. at the University Athletic Club 1360 Melrose Ave Iowa City featuring Marcia Wegman Miriam Canter Vida Brenner David Heusinkveld Joan Liffring Zug Bourret Arthur Canter and Dr Ann Crowley.

Penfield Books University Athletic Club Melrose Ave Iowa City Marcia Wegman Miriam Canter Vida Brenner David Heusinkveld Joan Liffring-Zug Bourret Arthur Canter Ann Crowley

Iowa Writers' Workshop alumna wins National Book Award for poetry

Poet Erika Szybist, an alumna of the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop, received the 2013 National Book Award for Incarnadine at a November ceremony in Manhattan. The work explores spiritual longing and alienation through inventive forms and imagery, with Szybist blending devotional tradition and modern lyric play.

Ary Szybist University of Iowa Writers’ Workshop Szybist University of Virginia Iowa Writers’ Workshop National Book Critics Circle Award Witter Bynner Kay Ryan Syzbist Shara Lessley Mary Wood Washington College National Book Foundation Dickinson Simone Weil Simone Martini Sandro Botticelli Yale University Press Georges Didi-Huberman Fra Angelico Didi- Huberman Incarnadine Lyn Hejinian Pennsylvania College of Art and Design

The Rosie Project review offers a flawed happy ending

Laura Farmer critiques Graeme Simsion's The Rosie Project noting its adherence to a classic romantic comedy arc. Don Tillman, a genetics professor with Asperger's, creates The Wife Project to find a mate, but Rosie reveals that a perfect match may be opposite. The review cites cluttered subplots and a rushed finale that undermines Don's personal growth.

Rosie Project Graeme Simpion Don Tillman Don Rosie Simsion Simon & Schuster

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