Escape to other realms with these will and wonder-filled stories by authors featured at this year’s Tucson Festival of Books.
Visit tucsonfestivalofbooks.org to register for virtual author talks taking place March 6-7.
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The class will look at movies and TV shows going back to the silent film era.
“The Black God’s Drum”
“Trail of Lightning”
“An Illusion of Thieves”
“The Priory of the Orange Tree”
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