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SUMMARY:Emma Donoghue and David Ulin
DESCRIPTION:Please note the venue has changed to Lumiere Music Hall. 9036
  Wilshire Blvd\, Beverly Hills\, CA 90211. Emma Donoghue knows how to ge
 t us into a room and keep us there. For as long as it takes. We want to 
 go outside. But depending on the setting\, sometimes we can\, sometimes 
 we can’t. And as we race through her novels\, we know it’s a race agains
 t time. The author of one of the most talked-about books in years\, Room
 \, Emma Donoghue does contemporary and historical fiction with suspense 
 to spare. In her latest novel\, The Paris Express\, Donoghue uses a 1895
  train crash at Montparnasse to explore fin-de-ciecle French society\, i
 ts beauty and its tragedies set in a few railroad cars. A train is\, aft
 er all\, a cross section of random people thrown together in a confined 
 space. Donoghue gives us slices of social strata from upper to lower\, p
 olitical (anarchy!) and arts movements (movies!)\, men’s and women’s con
 tinual social challenges\, love and longing\, the greatness and indignit
 ies of industrialization\, and so much more. Woven throughout with histo
 rical figures from 19th century Paris life\, The Paris Express leaves th
 e reader considering the poignancy of how we spend our time on a journey
  when so many outside factors spell life or death.\n\nTickets: https://w
 ww.eventbrite.com/e/writers-bloc-presents-emma-donoghue-and-david-ulin-t
 ickets-1555406094499\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/event/37f4cb64-cd7a-
 401c-b177-962cff90b173
LOCATION:Writers Bloc Presents\, 8383 Wilshire Blvd\, Beverly Hills\, CA 
 90211
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/37f4cb64-cd7a-401c-b177-962cff90b17
 3
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