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•Mon, Mar 22nd, 7:00pm
Janine Wedel

•Tue, Mar 23rd, 7:00pm
Paolo Giordano

•Wed, Mar 24th, 7:00pm
Tiphanie Yanique

•Thu, Mar 25th, 7:00pm
Paul Haggis and Shola Lynch: Filmmakers on Books

•Mon, Mar 29th, 7:00pm
A Celebration of The Threepenny Review

Featured Event

Tuesday, March 23rd 7pm

Paolo Giordano

Author of The Solitude of Prime Numbers

Paolo Giordano

In conversation withe editor Pamela Dorman

Paolo Gioradano's debut novel has sold over a million copies around the world and earned him Italy's premier literary prize, the Premio Strega. Now, finally, we've earned our taste of his celebrated book here in the states. The Solitude of Prime Numbers is a book of striking beauty and disturbing content, including anorexia, cutting, loneliness and guilt. It's a coming-of-age story in the most awkward and lovely tradition, and its two protagonists are destined to win hearts here just as easily as they have abroad.

Giordano is a young author - only 27 - and his acclaim is all the more impressive given that he's a physicist by trade. He'll be here in conversation with his editor and now head of her own eponymous imprint, Pamela Dorman.

 

News of Note
Star Maker Print
Written by Dustin   
Monday, 16 November 2009

By Olaf Stapledon (Wesleyan, $26.95)

star_makerNew rule: you haven't read science fiction until you've read Stapledon. His prose is a little dated feeling, but his imagination, his passion for inventing strange worlds and strange peoples page after page, is unrivaled even now. Stapledon nearly exhausted the genre before it got started, and he deserves to be read long after it fades away.

 
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