Cedar Rapids native poet reads in Iowa City venues
Poet Sarah Lindsay, raised in Cedar Rapids, discusses science themes in poetry and reads at Prairie Lights in Iowa City on Thursday and at the University of Iowa Museum of Natural History on Saturday as part of Darwin Day events. Other reads include John Jeremiah Sullivan at St. Iowa City and groups at the Iowa City Public Library and Barnes & Noble Cedar Rapids.
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Gazelle Book Club lauds Living with Honor by Sal Giunta
Gazette Book Club members praise Sal Giunta memoir Living with Honor as well worth reading. The Medal of Honor recipient, a Hiawatha native, signed hundreds of copies at a Cedar Rapids Barnes & Noble, staying until 1 a.m. for fans. Susy Jones and her grandson Koy waited for a moment with the hometown hero and asked about the SAW machine gun.
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Living with Honor book club picks Sal Giunta memoir
The Gazette Book Club selects Sal Giunta memoir Living with Honor as its first read. Patrons discuss the Medal of Honor recipient’s wartime experiences, honesty, and insights into Afghanistan and Iraq combat.
Gazette Book Club Announces Pride and Prejudice Events
The Gazette Book Club selects Pride and Prejudice for 2013 Linn Area Reads with free March activities in Cedar Rapids and Marion. Events include weekly discussions on March 7 14 and 21 at Barnes & Noble, a March 28 film screening at Theatre Cedar Rapids, and a March 9 afternoon tea with a Jane Austen portrait at Granger House. Registration is required for the March 9 event.
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Kind of Kin explores faith amid immigration in Oklahoma
Rob Cline reviews Illa Askew’s Kind of Kin a 432 page novel from Ecco set in 2008 Oklahoma. The work pushes readers to weigh faith and moral choices through characters Sweet her father Luis and Brother Oren while critiquing politicians and stereotypes.
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