A BOOK SIGNING
Uof O Professor of Journalism
LAUREN KESSLER
will sign copies of her new book
Stubborn Twig
Wednesday, October 20th
12:30 1:30, Upstairs
UNIVERSITY
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Stubborn Twig is the moving saga
of a Japanese immigrant family who moved to
Oregon in 1903 to face struggle, success and
suicide. Lauren Kessler has written a living
work of social history that rings with the
power of truth and the drama of fiction and
chronicles the promise and perils of America
and the meaning of becoming an American.
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Anne Rice's new novel
Lasher brings us once again
into the midst of the dy
nasty of witches she intro
duced in her phenomenal
runaway best-seller The
Witching Hour.
At the center: the brilliant
Rowan Mayfair, queen of
the coven, and Lasher, the
darkly compelling demon
whom she finds irresistible
and from whose evil spell
and vision she now flees.
Rowan's attempt to escape
Lasher and his pursuit of
her and their child are at
the heart of this extraordi
nary saga. A novel that