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SUMMARY:Diana Giovinnazo\, in conversation with J. Ryan Stradal\, discusses & signs Daughters of Naples
DESCRIPTION:Somewhere in a drawer there is a photograph of a woman nobody living can name. She is standing in front of a building in a country your family left\, and the story that went with her died with whoever last told it. Second and third generations carry that gap around quietly — a surname they cannot pronounce the old way\, a recipe with a step missing\, a grandmother who answered questions in a language that ran out before the answers did. Historical fiction set in the place your people came from does something a family tree cannot: it puts weather and noise and a wet street back around the photograph. Readers who come to a Tuesday-night talk for this are rarely casual about it. They bring their own version of the drawer. Free-flowing question sessions here tend to turn into people telling their own family stories to a stranger with a microphone\, which is the entire point. Tickets required\; the talk begins at 7:00pm on the 25th.\n\nBring your version of the drawer. Somebody there will want to hear about her.
LOCATION:Vroman's Bookstore\, 695 E. Colorado Blvd\, Pasadena\, CA 91101
URL:https://www.falkorevents.com/eventcal/event/6965/details/
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