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asw_front_cover_only_10_01_13_smallweb-200x300-3223856-9251129What: Baobab Press Annual Book Signing and Reunion

When/Where: Saturday, Dec. 7, from 3 to 5 p.m., Sundance Books and Music, 121 California Ave.

About: Baobab Press authors will come together for their annual book signing and reunion at Sundance Books and Music.

Brian Crane, creator of the Pickles comic strip, will sign How Come I Always Get Blamed for Things I Do?, and his most recent collection, Oh Sure! Blame it on the Dog!

Jean and Philip I. Earl will sign Basque Aspen Art of the Sierra Nevada, a beautiful art book that tells the Earls’ 40-year story of locating, identifying and preserving Basque sheepherder carvings, and the assembling of over 100 wax-on-muslin rubbings made directly from tree carvings.

Guy Clifton will sign Dempsey in Nevada, the story of Jack Dempsey’s climb to success from his humble arrival in Nevada clinging to the bottom of a railroad car to fighting his way to being Heavy Weight Champion of the World.

Local poet William Wilborn will sign All She Wrote, his beautiful new collection of sonnets.

Bernard Schopen will sign Calamity Jane, a new novel that takes a hard look at the realities of rural and ranching Nevada while also examining the enduring myths of the West.

Baobab Press is the publishing arm of Sundance Books and Music.

This program is made possible through a partnership with Nevada Humanities and with the support of the Nightingale Family Foundation.

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