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Larchmere Flea Market & Festival Saturday, June 28, 11am-5pm Antiques! Collectibles! Arts and crafts! FOOD!  We had a great Festival, despite the rain.  Actually, the weather was perfect until 3pm, when it got darker, and by 3:30 the rain began.  We had a couple minutes of soft warning rain, then it downpoured.  The authors attending the  Local Author Book Fair got inside safely with their books, and the socializing inside the shop was even more entertaining than outside in Author Alley.  Really, we only lost an hour of the Festival, we had lots of peeps here, and I do hope the vendors packed up safely.  So, until next year... Stump the Bookseller  selection of the week a service to help identify the author and title of long lost childhood literary memories. B638: bayou, Algernon Children's book set in (on?) the bayou.  Main character was a boy named Algernon.  He lived in a house on stilts over the water and had to use a boat or raft to go anywhere.  I think there was more than 1 book about him.  I was in 2nd grade and found them in the school library - 1967?  They were tall, very thin hardbacks.  I recall the art on the cloth cover depicting a swamp - kind of dark-greenish.  (I wasn't sure I believed anyone lived like that.)   :) See More > Gene's Jazz Hot:  In Concert Thursday, July 10, 6:30pm-9:00pm ~ second Thursdays ~ It's a lovely season to relax and listen to jazz....  especially in the warm acoustics of the LitArts room at Loganberry.  Gene's Jazz Hot delivers a happy melodious sound that makes you think you must be on vacation somewhere -- goofing off and not a tad guilty.  And that's a good thing.  Enjoy life.   Donations for the band gladly accepted. Deborah Van Kleef:  CD Release Party Saturday, July 12, 6-8pm After 20 years of performing at concerts, coffeehouses, festivals, rallies, conferences and other special events in Northeast Ohio, Deborah has recorded her first CD, "Works in Progress."  Come celebrate the CD release, with food, friends, and music, of course. Show and Tell N.O.B.S. Forums  Thursday, July 17, 7pm ~ third Thursdays ~ After six months of programs, it’s time to let you tell us about your great finds and favorite gems.  It doesn’t have to be rare or expensive, nor do you have to have to know the provenance and history — show and tell is all about learning from the group and sharing your enthusiasm for a curio.  So bring in a book and let’s learn from each other!  Join us.  $3 suggested donation. Austeniana Club Thursday, July 24, 7pm ~ fourth Thursdays ~ We're on the last published Austen novel this month:  Persuasion.  But fear not, the group keeps going, as there are at least 2 fragments of unpublished novels, the gothic influence of Mysteries of Udolpho, and sequels galore.  In August we'll take on the first sequel known, Sybil G. Brinton's Old Friends and New Fancies, written in 1913.  Come September, we'll read either The Third Sister or Presumption by Julia Barrett.  What fun. Bloomsday Book Club Thursday, July 24, 7pm ~ fourth Thursdays ~ Thanks to the folks at Visible Voice Books and Nighttown for the Joyce celebrations!  After the Bloomsday events in June, it's back to the work itself.  We're somewhere in the midst of the gigantium Chapter 12 (I think).  Novices and vetrans alike are welcome -- it's a small informal group.  We just sit around and talk about Joyce for a while....

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