It was hot but it was worth it, the opening symphony concert at SSU's Green Center. This photo was taken the night before by my colleague John Burgess.Journalists, authors read PD thriller Saturday at SC Book Festival
Bite Club’s Heather Irwin, Press Democrat Editorial Director Paul Gullixson and reporters Meg McConahey, Jeremy Hay, Martin Espinoza and Robert Digitale will come together Saturday afternoon to read their chapters from the newspaper’s fictionalized story, “Sonoma Squares Murder Mystery.”
“Sonoma Squares Murder Mystery” Writers to Appear at SC Book Festival
They're back. The writers of The Press Democrat's "Sonoma Squares Murder Mystery" will read their brief chapters on Saturday Sept. 22 at the Sonoma County Book Festival.
Casa Grad to Start as Freshman QB for UNLV
Casa Grande grad Nick Sherry's story just got better. He's slated to start at quarterback as a red-shirt freshman when the University of Nevada Las Vegas plays its opening game Aug. 30 against Minnesota, the Las Vegas Sun reported.
SR’s “Magic is Medicine” Leader Goes to Israel
Daniel Rosenthal recently returned from a trip to Israel, where he did magic shows for hospital patients and met with the head of the Israeli Society of Magicians. The photo is by my colleague Jeff Kan Lee
One Final Olympics Race for SR’s Silas Stafford
Santa Rosa High grad Silas Stafford and partner Tom Peszek narrowly missed making it to the medals round but still will compete one last time in Friday's final races.
On Amelia Earhart’s B-Day, a Story of Other Women Pilots
Healdsburg author Jeane Slone receives national recognition for her historical novel on the women pilots of World War II.
Pizza Party with YA Sci-Fi/Horror Author Johan Harstad from Norway
Norway's Johan Harstad, author of "!72 Hours on he Moon," will appear Wednesday at a Sci-Fi Pizza Party at Copperfield's Books in Petaluma.
The eBook Has Arrived: Sonoma Squares Murder Mystery
The murder mystery serial that appeared in the pages of The Press Democrat is now available as an ebook. Sixteen chapters. Sixteen writers. One thriller.
SRT’s Cute Puppets Throw Curveballs in Adult “Avenue Q”
What cute puppets, but the things they say and do in SRT's "Avenue Q," sort of Sesame Street for grown-ups.
