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SUMMARY:Seth Fleisher @ The Avid Reader
DESCRIPTION:Location: The Avid Reader | In conversation with Judith Stark
 ston RSVP HERE About the Book - The Farther Shore THE FARTHER SHORE is a
  sweeping novel about fathers and sons\, memory and race\, and the dange
 rous fictions that shape us—inspired by the true story of Eugene Marais\
 , one of history's most extraordinary and forgotten minds. Southern Afri
 ca\, 1890s. Eugene Marais is a brilliant naturalist and iconoclastic jou
 rnalist whose evolving theories about memory\, addiction\, and the hive 
 mind are decades ahead of their time. But when tragedy strikes\, he aban
 dons his newborn son and disappears into a remote South African forest—l
 eaving behind his child and his conscience\, and embarking on research t
 hat will haunt both their lives. Thirty years later\, his son Charles—no
 w a professor of ancient Buddhist history at Harvard—dis\n\nhttps://find
 local.community/event/bafd420b-8a7a-406e-b4d5-793b0f55230e
LOCATION:The Avid Reader\, 1943 20th Street\, Sacramento\, CA
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/bafd420b-8a7a-406e-b4d5-793b0f55230
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