Events for May 7, 2015
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6:00 pm
Author talk with Marian Parry, author of The Paris Book
Created in 1952 by author, poet, and artist Marian Parry, The Paris Book remained unpublished until last year, when Un-Gyve released a limited edition of this beautiful volume of watercolors. Featuring twenty extraordinary illustrations accompanied by Parry’s own hand-lettered prose, The Paris Book represents her affinity for the city in which she spent the first […]
Find out more »Author talk with Marian Parry, author of The Paris Book
Created in 1952 by author, poet, and artist Marian Parry, The Paris Book remained unpublished until last year, when Un-Gyve released a limited edition of this beautiful volume of watercolors. Featuring twenty extraordinary illustrations accompanied by Parry’s own hand-lettered prose, The Paris Book represents her affinity for the city in which she spent the first […]
Find out more »Author talk with Marian Parry, author of The Paris Book
Created in 1952 by author, poet, and artist Marian Parry, The Paris Book remained unpublished until last year, when Un-Gyve released a limited edition of this beautiful volume of watercolors. Featuring twenty extraordinary illustrations accompanied by Parry’s own hand-lettered prose, The Paris Book represents her affinity for the city in which she spent the first […]
Find out more »Author talk with Marian Parry, author of The Paris Book
Created in 1952 by author, poet, and artist Marian Parry, The Paris Book remained unpublished until last year, when Un-Gyve released a limited edition of this beautiful volume of watercolors. Featuring twenty extraordinary illustrations accompanied by Parry’s own hand-lettered prose, The Paris Book represents her affinity for the city in which she spent the first […]
Find out more »6:30 pm
Dale Stanten, discusses her memoir The Hooker’s Daughter: A Boston Family’s Saga
In 1950s Jewish Boston, Dale's mother established a home-based business as a prostitute to remedy her husband's inability to provide for his family. At age six, the author was answering the front door for johns. Kids were forbidden to play with her and even the Girl Scouts asked her to leave. What a terrible irony, […]
Find out more »Dale Stanten, discusses her memoir The Hooker’s Daughter: A Boston Family’s Saga
In 1950s Jewish Boston, Dale's mother established a home-based business as a prostitute to remedy her husband's inability to provide for his family. At age six, the author was answering the front door for johns. Kids were forbidden to play with her and even the Girl Scouts asked her to leave. What a terrible irony, […]
Find out more »Dale Stanten, discusses her memoir The Hooker’s Daughter: A Boston Family’s Saga
In 1950s Jewish Boston, Dale's mother established a home-based business as a prostitute to remedy her husband's inability to provide for his family. At age six, the author was answering the front door for johns. Kids were forbidden to play with her and even the Girl Scouts asked her to leave. What a terrible irony, […]
Find out more »Dale Stanten, discusses her memoir The Hooker’s Daughter: A Boston Family’s Saga
In 1950s Jewish Boston, Dale's mother established a home-based business as a prostitute to remedy her husband's inability to provide for his family. At age six, the author was answering the front door for johns. Kids were forbidden to play with her and even the Girl Scouts asked her to leave. What a terrible irony, […]
Find out more »Did You Know?
Certain books were “banned in Boston” at least as far back as 1651, when one William Pynchon wrote a book criticizing Puritanism.