The college’s Theatre Arts Department is kicking off its 2013/14 season with Lisa Loomer’s unsettling tale of a couple whose son has been diagnosed with ADHD. Next up will be Les Miserables, Nov. 22 to Dec. 8; The Cherry Orchard, March 7-16; and Monty Python’s Spamalot, April 25 to May 4.
It’s your last chance to see the big green ogre at SRT. Take my advice and don’t miss it.
Copperfield's Books' "Hot Sumer Nights with Local Authors" concludes this Wednesday, July 31, with four children/young adult writers.
The Gran Fondo, an iconic Sonoma County event, becomes the backdrop for the home invasion robbers' plot to kidnap reporter Sandra Cordero. Chapter 11, by North Bay Business Reporter Eric Gneckow.
Detective Brown goes to San Quentin to meet a Death Row inmate who holds crucial information about the Sonoma Squares Killer. Chapter 10, by Press Democrat Editorial Director Paul Gullixson.
Robert Digitale is a retired staff writer for The Press Democrat and the author of the fantasy novel, Horse Stalker, which the North Bay Bohemian calls “a magical adventure.” Contact him at rdigit9@yahoo.com.
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The Third Session of "Hot Summer Nights with Local Authors" continues Wednesday July 24 at Copperfield's Books in Santa Rosa with four non-fiction writers.
Four local authors, including yours truly, will talk about works of fantasy, romance and psychological suspense this Wednesday at Santa Rosa's Copperfield's Books.
The killer and the robbers face off. Who will prevail? Chapter 13, our grand finale, by Healdsburg author Gabriel Fraire.
The Sonoma Squares Killer arrives with the stolen cash. The home invasion robbers point guns at Sandra and Abby. What will the killer do now? Chapter 13, by Press Democrat Copy Heather Chavez.
A kidnapped Sandra must contact the killer and present the robbers' demands: return their money or Sandra dies. Chapter 12, by Petaluma writer Andy Gloege.