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KJZZ Book Club
The KJZZ Book Club is a special benefit for Sustaining Members who give $10 a month or more to the station. Book Club members can participate in book discussions, author signings, and storytelling sessions. The Book Club is sponsored by Poisoned Pen Press.
Current Book Club Selection
Join us in reading Forty Dead Men, the tragic, bittersweet story of a returning veteran with PTSD. The novel, written by Tempe author Donis Casey, is a historical mystery. Here’s what Cathy Cole of Kittling Books in Phoenix has to say: “When I first learned that the primary detective was an Oklahoma grandmother, I was dubious. The more I read, the more I liked Forty Dead Men. The mystery is wonderfully constructed. It kept me guessing right to the end. And that ending! It was…I’m afraid any adjective I use will give things away. Let’s just say that I thought the ending was terrific.”
Thanks to Book Club sponsor Poisoned Pen Press, Donis Casey will join us for an author chat at the KJZZ Holiday StoryFest & Authors Showcase on December 1st at the Glendale Civic Center.
Past Events
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September 19, 2018 Dr. Edgar Hernandez is the author of On The Border Of A Dream: One Mexican Boy’s Journey Of Becoming An American Surgeon and was interviewed by KJZZ producer Claire Caulfield at a book discussion and signing at the offices of the Better Business Bureau Arizona in Phoenix. |
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Tina Whittle is the author of Necessary Ends and joined us online for an hourlong discussion on our exclusive Facebook group. She also shared two exclusive short stories with Book Club members. Click the buttons above to join the Book Club and receive access to the Facebook group |
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Jon Talton is the author of The Bomb Shelter and joined us at the Poisoned Pen Press booth at StoryFest for a book signing. |
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Karen Crouse is the author of Norwich: One Tiny Vermont Town's Secret to Happiness and Excellence and was interviewed by KJZZ producer Claire Caulfield at a book discussion and signing at the offices of the Better Business Bureau Arizona in Phoenix. |
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Dr. Pauline Boss is the author of Loving Someone Who Has Dementia and was interviewed by reporter Kathy Ritchie at a book-signing and Q&A event as part of KJZZ's special series, The State of Aging in the Valley. |
Contact
2323 West 14th Street
Tempe, AZ 85281
(480) 774-8400
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