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Occidental Center for the Arts Literary Series: An afternoon with local award-winning author Suzanne Maggio Sun. Feb. 12

Gary Carnivele February 1, 2023

Sunday, February 12th @ 2pm at Occidental Center for the Arts Literary Series: An afternoon with local award-winning author Suzanne Maggio as she shares selected readings and answers questions about her latest book, “Estrellas – Moments of Illumination along El Camino De Santiago”. Her debut memoir, The Cardinal Club, was a finalist in both the 2021 Next Generation Indie Book Awards and the 2020 IAN Book of the Year Awards. This is a free event, donations gratefully accepted. Fine refreshments and books for sale, author signing. 3850 Doris Murphy Way, Occidental, CA. OCA’s facilities are accessible to people with disabilities. For more info: occidentalcenterforthearts.org or 707-874-9392.

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