Susan Straight in San Francisco

Next week, Susan Straight’s latest novel, Between Heaven and Here, will be released by McSweeney’s. This week, you can catch the California native at the following two San Francisco events.

The California Historical Society Presents: “Date Palms, Eucalyptus, and Orange Blossoms: Places, History and Story in California” an intimate conversation with author Susan Straight and editor Gayle Wattawa, hosted by Anthea Hartig. September 4th (tonight!) 6:00 pm at California Historical Society, 678 Mission Street. Admission is FREE, but RSVPs are required: susanstraight.eventbrite.com.

The RADAR Reading Series: Michelle Tea hosts a night of readings featuring Michael Warr, Chase Joynt, and Susan Straight. September 5th (tomorrow!) 6:00 pm at The San Francisco Public Library, Main Branch (Latino Reading Room), 100 Larkin St. San Francisco, CA. FREE.

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Lisa Dusenbery is the former managing editor of The Rumpus.

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