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Programs and Publications Department of the enoch pratt free library. Welcome to writers wise. Thank you for joining us to welcome dr. Lydia kang to baltimore. We hope you will join for some of our upcoming events, and stearns, author of finding age, and caregivers guide to living your best life. Will be rating on wednesday november 29 at 12 p. M. At the Senior Center in canton. And then we are hosting, same day, mark bowden, a turning point in vietnam come in conversation with steve luxenberg. At 7 p. M. At church of the redeemer. You can sign up for our email list or pick up a flyer or copy ...

Evening everyone. Im tracy diamond from the programs and Locations Department of the Enoch Pratt Free Library and welcome to writers lives at the Maryland State Library for the blind and handicapped. Thank you for joining us to welcome doctor lydia kang to baltimore. We hope you will join us for some of our upcoming events. And stearns, author of redefining age a caregivers guide to living your best life will be reading on wednesday, november 29 at 12 pm at the Hatton Senior Center in canton and we are hosting, same day, mark oden, author of play 1968 a turning point of the american war in vie...

Wednesday w november 29 at 12 p. At the 2 Senior Center in canto. And thenn were hosting, same day, mark bowden, author of 1968, turning point of the american war b in vietnam in conversation with Steve Luxenberg at 7 p. M. At church of the redeemer. You can sign up for our email el list or pick up a flyer copy of compass on the table to the right. So tonight dr. Lydia kang, a practicing internal medicine physician and author of adult and young Adult Fiction will hear from her book quackery a brief history of the worst ways to cure everything. Cowritten withwr Nate Pedersen, and library income...

The Georgia Historical Society is hosting the collection of books from the late John Duncan and his wife, Ginger through March 31.

Even with 10 books to her credit, Dr. Lydia Kang, who works for Nebraska Medicine, was a little intimidated when asked to write a Star Wars novel.