Points North: A celebration of Howard Frank Mosher and his final book
Phoenix Books Rutland will celebrate beloved author Howard Frank Mosher, and his final book, Points North, at a reception and reading on Thursday, January 25th at 6:30pm. Yvonne Daley, Chuck Clarino, and Will Notte will read from Points North and share reminiscences of Mosher and his work. Light fare will be provided.
$25.99
ISBN: 9781250161932
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Published: St. Martin's Press - January 23rd, 2018
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