Monthly Archives: August 2011
Craig Suter Author- THE INVENTOR’S WAR: 1933-1947 ; THE DURABLE IDEAS AND INNOVATIONS OF WORLD WAR II
THE INVENTOR’S WAR: 1933-1947; THE DURABLE IDEAS AND INNOVATIONS OF WORLD WAR II by Craig Suter Craig Suter’s THE INVENTOR’S WAR: 1933-1947; THE DURABLE IDEAS AND INNOVATIONS OF WORLD WAR II outlines in some detail stories and little-known facts gleaned … Continue reading
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The Mini-Time Machine Museum of Miniatures- DISCOVER A BIG WORLD OF SMALL DELIGHTS
THE MINI-TIME MACHINE Museum of Miniatures DISCOVER A BIG WORLD OF SMALL DELIGHTS The Mini-Time Machine Museum of Minatures is a 15,560 sq ft. state-of-the-art museum displaying an entertaining and interactive array of antique and concemporary miniatures as well as … Continue reading
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Pan Left Productions- At Sundance & Youth Media Camp Videos & Homeless Youth Project
Pan Left Productions at Sundance August was a big one for Pan Left particularly because we made our first visit to Sundance in Utah. Pan Left member Jason Michael Aragón was invited to Creative Change 2011 which was hosted at … Continue reading
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Randy Ford Author- LETTERS FROM ABROAD Fifth Novel 154th Installment
August 2, 1969 San Francisco Dear Mr. Watson, I am enclosing a thin published book, autographed by its author (me). As you can imagine, I’ve gotten big headed over receiving my first royalty check, which I haven’t cashed yet. I … Continue reading
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Don Winslow Author- SATORI
SATORI by Don Winslow “Way back in 1979, I read Trevanian’s SHIBUMI. I loved the adventure and intrique, the almost superntural skills displayed by assassin Nicholai Hel, along with Trevanian’s snarky sense of humor. Hel is fluent in seven languages, … Continue reading
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Odyssey Storytelling- Presents GUESS WHAT? STORIES OF THE UNEXPECTED on September 1, 2011
Thursday, September 1 at 7 p.m. GUESS WHAT? STORIES OF THE UNEXPECTED NOTE CHANGE: Copper Room of the Hotel Congress, 311 E. Congress St. Tucson, $7 Cabaret Boheme performer, Esther Blue Almazan; graphic designer, Martha Retallick; creative writing teacher, Joshua … Continue reading
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