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SUMMARY:Abigail Savitch-Lew w/ Emdash\, "Livonia Chow Mein"
DESCRIPTION:Every immigrant restaurant in America is also an argument about what America will eat\, conducted quietly\, over decades\, by people nobody interviewed. Savitch-Lew's novel sits inside one of those places and takes the argument seriously - the family\, the neighbourhood that changes around them\, the dish that gets adjusted year after year until it belongs to somewhere new. She covered housing and neighbourhood politics as a reporter before this\, and it shows in how carefully the block is built. The conversation partner is billed only as Emdash\, which is the sort of thing that happens at a first-novel event and is part of why these nights are worth attending - nobody has decided yet what the book is\, including the people presenting it. Free\, Wednesday at seven\, on the Sunset Strip\, in a store where the staff still hand-write the recommendation cards. Thirty chairs. Eat before you come\, or the book will make it worse.
LOCATION:Book Soup\, 8818 Sunset Boulevard\, West Hollywood\, CA 90069
URL:https://www.falkorevents.com/eventcal/event/7665/details/
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