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Monday, April 21, 2003

Pioneering psychologist Paul Ekman, an expert on facial expressions, explains how he can tell what a person is feeling simply by looking at their face. Billy Bean made headlines by becoming one of the first openly gay players in the major leage. He shares his experiences coming out while in the prime of his career. Plus, food reporter and columnist for the New York Times, Amanda Hesser gives her spin on the romance novel told through recipes and cooking, Waiting for Mr. Latte and Meg Wolitzer shares her novel, The Wife.

Paul Ekman

Pioneering psychologist Paul Ekman, an expert on facial expressions, explains how he can read a person’s emotions simply by looking at their face, Emotions Revealed: Recognizing Faces and Feelings to Improve Communication and Emotional Life.

Music: At First Sight Soundtrack music by Mark Isham

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Billy Bean

Billy Bean made headlines by becoming one of the first openly gay players in the major league. He shares his experiences coming out while in the prime of his career, Going The Other Way: Lessons From A Life Of Major League Baseball.

Billy Bean will be reading and signing books on ...

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Amanda Hesser

Food reporter and columnist for the New York Times Amanda Hesser gives her spin on the romance novel, told through recipes and cooking, Waiting for Mr. Latte: A Food Lover's Courtship with Recipes.

Amanda Hesser will be reading and signing books at:
Barnes and Noble
Lincoln Triangle 66th/Broadway
Monday April 21st ...

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Meg Wolitzer

Meg Wolitzer shares her novel, The Wife. Read an excerpt of Wolitzer's book in the Reading Room.

Meg Wolitzer will be reading and signing books at:
Barnes and Noble
82nd/Broadway
Monday April 21st at 7:30 pm

Music: Beautician and the Beast Soundtrack composer Cliff Eidelman

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