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(Who Let the Dogs In?)
Molly Ivins takes a look back at some of the incredible political animals she has known in her latest book, Who Let the Dogs In?. Eugene Robinson, author of Last Dance in Havana, and Ned Sublette, author of Cuba and Its Music, examine the complex history and cultural import of Cuban music. Diver John Chatterton and journalist Robert Kurson discuss the dangerous adventure of discovering an unidentified German U-boat in their true story, Shadow Divers. Finally, author Jonathon Ames shares his latest novel, Wake Up, Sir!.
Molly Ivins
Journalist and best-selling author Molly Ivins recounts two decades worth of extraordinary political tales in her latest book, Who Let the Dogs In?.
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Events: Molly Ivins will be giving a reading and signing books on Monday July ...
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Events: Molly Ivins will be giving a reading and signing books on Monday July ...
Eugene Robinson and Ned Sublette
Eugene Robinson, author of Last Dance in Havana, and Ned Sublette, author of Cuba and Its Music, discuss the important role music plays in Cuba’s identity.
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» Read an excerpt of Cuba and Its Music in the Reading Room
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John Chatterton and Robert Kurson
Diver John Chatterton and journalist Robert Kurson on Shadow Divers, the true story of the perilous quest to solve a mystery 230 feet below the ocean.
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» PBS special "Hitler’s Lost Sub"
Events: ...
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» PBS special "Hitler’s Lost Sub"
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Jonathon Ames
Jonathon Ames on his new novel, Wake Up, Sir!.
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Events: Jonathan Ames will be reading on: Thursday, July 29th at 7pm
Barnes & Noble, Chelsea
675 6th Ave.
Music: Keyboard Wizards of ...
» Read more about the book
Events: Jonathan Ames will be reading on: Thursday, July 29th at 7pm
Barnes & Noble, Chelsea
675 6th Ave.
Music: Keyboard Wizards of ...
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