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Seattle author Maria Dahvana Headley will be reading and signing Queen of Kings at Seattle’s University bookstore on Tuesday, June 7th, from 7-10pm. She promises a party and says there’ll be Egyptian snacks from Golden Beetle and mummified milk and honey from the tombs of pharaohs and kings (well, maybe.)

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Here’s the UW Bookstore listing:

Of this debut novel by the Seattle author of The Year of Yes, no less than fantasy superstar Neal Gaiman says: “It’s rare that a first novel is so magical, so dark, so well-researched, so smart or so compelling. Queen of Kings is a powerful work of the imagination, stalking the murky, dangerous territory between Anne Rice’s Queen of the Damned and Robert Graves’ I, Claudius and should appeal to those who like their historical fiction and those who crave dark magics and sharp teeth in the night.” It’s the epic story of a Cleopatra who, distraught over the loss of her beloved Antony, makes a dark pact with a goddess to bring back her love.

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A benefit for Copper Canyon, February 4th in Seattle.

Thursday, February 4, 2010, Private reception at 5:30pm and a Public Reading at 7Pm. $100 donation includes reception and VIP Seating.

Be there at Town Hall Seattle, 7pm Thursday, February 4th , when W.S. Merwin reads with four younger poets: Erin Belieu, Ben Lerner, Valzhyna Mort, and Matthew Zapruder. Proceeds support Copper Canyon Press and its mission. A commemorative broadside will be available, and a book signing will follow the event.

To RSVP, go to Copper Canyon Press or contact George Knotel at 360-385-4925 Ex, 103,

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Join Paul and Jean for readings of charming Christmas classics, including:

*Gift of the Magi by O.Henry

*A Child’s Christmas in Wales by Dylan Thomas

*Twas the Night Before Christmas

*Red Ryder meets the Cleveland Street Kid by Jean Shepherd

Plus verse and songs galore! Everybody gets a cookie!

(The Chapel at the Good Shepherd Center is on the 4th floor, easily reached by stairs or elevator)

For more info & updates, see their blog at pauldorpat.com

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