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erving up a tantalizing array of tastes from dozens of food trucks and vendors, the Festival of Books food court is a day-out destination in itself. Factor in demonstrations by celebrity chefs on the Cooking Stage and a diverse

Sunday’s star-studded lineup of culinary demonstrations features Antonia Lofaso, Lofaso, Antonia features demonstrations culinary of lineup star-studded Sunday’s A Cooking Stage highlight on Sunday be actress will Bertinelli, Valerie star of television “I’m very“I’m excited about the cooking stage this year as think I this is a very strong Alex Guarnaschelli, the newest Iron Chef on Food Network’s “Iron Chef America,” a judge The festival’s Cooking ever-popular Stage demonstrations open with Melissa d’Arabian, In addition, have USC 18 will of its eateries — among them coffee shops, cafés, quick- With affordable pricing (the average entrée selection is about $7) and many vendors Returning for its second the food year, court at USC’s Cromwell Field gathers a

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he 2013 Festival of Books was just too big for one Tillustrated mascot. So the offi cial artist for this year’s event — Frank Viva — was called upon to fi nd a wildly original way to bring to life all the fun and imagination with a variety of creations. The acclaimed illustrator, author and graphic artist designed several characters and images to populate the Festival. There’s a hipster guitarist, a cook with a skillet and a girl reading under the waves — refl ecting three major elements of the event. “Music, cooking and literature are three of my favorite things,” Viva said. “The characters don’t have names, but I’m open to suggestions. I think the guitarist looks like an Alfi e. Some of the illustrations were developed alongside my [new] book ‘A Long Way Away.’” Every year The Times selects a Festival artist from a number of entries submitted by top publishing houses. It’s all about

ﬁ nding a fresh vision for the Festival’s key art, and Viva was LOS ANGELES TIMES | a natural for the job. Breaking out as an illustrator for several publications including Time and Esquire, Viva later launched a second career as graphic artist, creating Viva & Co. He has designed covers for the New Yorker and is author/ illustrator of three acclaimed children’s books including “Along a Long Road” and “A Trip to the Bottom of the World with Mouse.” Viva’s original art also appears on ofﬁ cial Festival of Books merchandise. “I haven’t been to this event before — very much looking

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: The Politics of ™ . Unable to find a y ree in Medieval histor g C M Y K with a de y Color: The Body and the Brain: Body and the Brain: The and Self-Care Health Food, 10:30 a.m., Hoffman Hall Saturday, Baron, PharmD, MPA, is associate professor of clinical pharmacy at the University of Southern California School of Pharmacy. He was named the 2008 Pharmacist of the Year by the California Pharmacists Assn. and received the Pinnacle Award from the American Pharmacist Assn. in 2011. BARRESI DOROTHY in the Moment Poetry 10:30 a.m., Andrus Gerontology Center Saturday, Fanatics” “American from Reading 4 p.m., Poetry Stage Saturday, Barresi is the author of four books of poetry: “American Fanatics,” “Rouge Pulp,” “The Post-Rapture Diner” and “All of the Above.” She is the recipient of two Pushcart Prizes and is professor of English and creative writing at California State University, Northridge. M. BARRETT PAUL in America Guns Events: Current Campus Center 10:30 a.m., Ronald Tutor Sunday, Barrett is the author of “American Islam: The Struggle for the Soul of a Religion,” which was named a best book of 2007 by Publishers Weekly, the Washington Post and Christian Science Monitor. His newest book is “Glock: The Rise of America’s Gun.” ANNIE BARROWS & Pics Wit Books: Words, Children’s 3 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 124 Saturday, Barrows is the author of the New York Times best-selling “Ivy and Bean” series, beloved by children, parents, teachers and librarians everywhere. Barrows grew up in Northern California and graduated from UC Berkele BLUE BALLIETT BALLIETT BLUE Fiction: Middle Grade Adventures Extraordinary Kids, Ordinary Stage Noon, YA Sunday, mystery novels author of the art Balliett is the award-winning Game” and “The “The Wright 3,” “The Calder “Chasing Vermeer,” Vermeer,” appeared on the New Danger Box.” Her debut, “Chasing after publication and garnered York Times bestseller list shortly Edgar Award and a Book Sense numerous awards including the a New York Times Notable Book Book of the Year Award and was Start. and a Publishers Weekly Flying BANET-WEISER SARAH Economy in a Global Sustainability Hall Noon, Hoffman Sunday, Culture Pop of Politics and the Sex Gender, Hall 3 p.m., Hoffman Sunday, and American studiesBanet-Weiser is a professor of communication Her research focuses onat the University of Southern California. popular culture, and she is the editorgender, race and consumer and She is the author and editor ofof the journal American Quarterly. is “Authentic five books, the most recent of which JO BANG MARY Grief and Private Sorrow Public Matters: Poetry 12:30 p.m., Annenberg Auditorium Saturday, E” Bride of & “The “Inferno” from Reading 2:30 p.m., Poetry Stage Saturday, Bang is the author of six books of poems, including “Louise in Love,” “The Bride of E” and “Elegy,” which received the National Book Critics Circle Award. Her awards include a Guggenheim Fellowship and a Hodder Fellowship from Princeton University. She is currently a professor of English at Washington University in St. Louis. Her translation of Dante’s “Inferno,” with illustrations by Henrik Drescher, was published in 2012. BANKS SANDY Here: Are You California in Southern on Life Perspectives Booth #60 12:30 p.m., Los Angeles Times Saturday, Banks is a California columnist for the L.A. Times. Her columns focus on the intersection of the personal and the public; on people who inspire and infuriate us; on the chances we take and the choices we make. MEL BARON Ambivalence in a Brand Culture.” T20 Page: 1 Edition: LA Zone: rah Radio’s Soul Series. “8 Habits of Love” is his first book. p “Art2-D2’s Guide to Folding and Doodling.” He also wrote “Fake He also wrote “Fake to Folding and Doodling.” “Art2-D2’s Guide Virginia with his “Horton Halfpott.” He lives in Mustache” and Cece Bell. wife, the author-illustrator ED BACON ED BACON in Conversation Bacon Ed Morrison with Patt Hall 101 1:30 p.m., Taper Saturday, Bacon is rector of All Saints Church in Pasadena. His energies focus on leadership in anxious times; peacemaking; interfaith relations; integrating family, faith and work systems; and articulating the Christian faith in nonbigoted ways. He has been honored for his peace and interfaith work. He has appeared on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and as guest host on O Nonfiction: A Singular Passion Nonfiction: A Singular Passion 1:30 p.m., Andrus Gerontology Center Saturday, Arellano is the editor of the OC Weekly and the writer of the nationally syndicated “Ask a Mexican!” column with a circulation of more than 2 million nationwide. He is the author of several best-selling books. “Taco USA: How Mexican Food Conquered America” is his latest title. ATTENBERG JAMI & Story Setting Fiction: 10:30 a.m., Norris Theater Saturday, Attenberg has written about sex, technology, design, graphic novels, books, television and urban life for the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, New York magazine, Esquire. com, the Rumpus and other publications. Her third novel, a “The Middlesteins,” was a New York Times bestseller and is finalist for the 2012 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Fiction. She lives in Brooklyn. ATWOOD MARGARET in Conversation Atwood Margaret with Michael Silverblatt 11 a.m., Bovard Auditorium Saturday, and Atwood is the author of more than 40 books of fiction, poetry critical essays. Her novels include “The Handmaid’s Tale”; “Cat’s Eye,” shortlisted for the Booker Prize; “Alias Grace,” which won the Giller Prize in Canada; “The Blind Assassin,” winner of the 2000 Booker Prize; “Oryx and Crake,” shortlisted for the 2003 Booker Prize; and “The Year of the Flood.” She is the winner of the Los Angeles Times Book Prizes 2012 Innovator’s Award. Her novel “Maddaddam” is coming out this fall. AUSUBEL RAMONA the Short Art Story of The Hall 201 1:30 p.m., Taper Sunday, Ausubel is the author of the novel “No One Is Here Except All of Us” and her work has appeared in the New Yorker, One Story and the Orange Coast Review, among other publications. 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AMSTER BETSY Blood Fresh Publishing: 5 p.m., Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 Saturday, Amster is president of Betsy Amster Literary Enterprises. Before opening her agency in 1992, she spent 10 years as an editor at Pantheon and Vintage. She has been described in the L.A. Times as “a dogged prospector of the city’s literary talent.” Her clients include best-selling novelists María Amparo Escandón and Joy Nicholson, MacArthur fellow Will Allen, Beard Award winner Kim Boyce and research psychologist Elaine N. Aron. ANDREW ALLPORT ALLPORT ANDREW Century in the 21st and Place Poetry 10:30 a.m., Hoffman Hall Sunday, Readings Poetry Adam: Offending The 4:30 p.m., Poetry Stage Sunday, Allport is the author of “The Body of Space in the Shape of the theHuman,” which won the 2012 New Issues Poetry Prize. He is also author of a chapbook, “The Ice Ship and Other Vessels.” His poems have appeared in Colorado Review, Antioch Review and Blackbird and have been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. He teaches literature and writing at the University of Southern California. ALSOP MAUREEN “Mantic” from Reading 4 p.m., Poetry Stage Sunday, JOHN S. ALLEN Body and the Brain: The and Self-Care Health Food, 10:30 a.m., Hoffman Hall Saturday, Allen is a neuroanthropologist with the Dornsife Cognitive Neuroscience Imaging Center and the Brain and Creativity Institute at USC. In addition to several anthropology textbooks, he is the ofauthor of “The Lives of the Brain: Human Evolution and the Organ Mind” and “The Omnivorous Mind: Our Evolving Relationship with Food,” both from Harvard University Press. ALLMAN T.D. & Imagined Real Nonfiction: Landscapes 2 p.m., Hancock Foundation Sunday, Allman is the author of the best-selling “Miami: City of the Future” and other books. A former Peace Corps volunteer in Nepal and he Edward R. Murrow Fellow at the Council of Foreign Relations, has reported from more than 90 countries, most recently from and Laos for the National Geographic. 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The senior editor of Black Saturday, 11 a.m., Taper Hall 201 author of Clock magazine, he is an instructor in the CalArts MFA Writing Benedetti is a library manager in Seattle’s King County Library “One Dish at a Time,” SUZANNE BARSTON Program. He is married to the painter Suzan Woodruff and lives System. She specializes in literature for young adults and has interviewed by Russ Parsons The Politics of Parenting in Los Angeles. served on many prize committees including ALA’s Printz Award. She Sunday, 12:30 p.m., Cooking Stage Sunday, 12:30 p.m., Hancock Foundation recently received the Public Library Assn.’s Allie Beth Martin Award. Bertinelli is an actress best known for her role on the Barston is the author of “Bottled Up: How the Way We Feed Babies SEAN BEAUDOIN long-running television series “One Day at a Time.” Most Has Come to Define Motherhood and Why It Shouldn’t.” Barston Young Adult Fiction: Guffaws & Giggles ROBIN BENWAY recently, she headed a successful campaign to lose weight has worked for the past decade as a writer and editor and runs the Sunday, 1:30 p.m., YA Stage Young Adult Fiction: Call Me, Maybe? as a spokeswoman for Jenny Craig. She is the author of an Fearless Formula Feeder blog, which advocates for better infant Beaudoin is the author of “The Infects,” “You Killed Wesley Sunday, Noon, Seeley G. Mudd 123 autobiography, “Losing It,” and most recently of the cookbook feeding support and education for all parents. Payne” and the forthcoming punk band diary “Wise Young Benway attended college at NYU and UCLA. She is the author of “One Dish at a Time: Delicious Recipes and Stories from My Fool.” His stories and articles have appeared in numerous several novels for young adults, including “Audrey, Wait” and Italian-American Childhood and Beyond.” KAREN GRIGSBY BATES publications, including the Onion, Salon and the San Francisco “The Extraordinary Secrets of April, May, & June.” Her newest Anna Quindlen in Conversation Chronicle. He is a founding editor of the arts and culture title, “Also Known As,” was called “smart, laugh-out-loud funny JILL BIALOSKY with Karen Grigsby Bates website TheWeeklings. and hugely entertaining.” Poetry: Sunday, 1 p.m., Bovard Auditorium The Art of the Line Bates is a national correspondent for NPR News, where she covers ALISON BECHDEL A. SCOTT BERG Sunday, 11 a.m., Andrus Gerontology Center race, ethnicity and culture. She’s based at NPR West in Culver City. Alison Bechdel in Conversation with Joy Press Biography: American Icons, Complicated Reading from “Intruder” Bates is the author of the Alex Powell mystery series and coauthor of Saturday, 1:30 p.m., Davidson Continuing Education Center Heroes Sunday, 1:30 p.m., Poetry Stage “Basic Black: Home Training for Modern Times,” a Times bestseller. Bechdel is the author of the best-selling memoirs “Are You My Saturday, 12:30 p.m., Norris Theater Bialosky is the author of the memoir “History of a Suicide.” Mother?,” which is a finalist for the 2012 Los Angeles Times Berg is the author of numerous biographies including “Max Winner of the Elliot Coleman Award in Poetry, Bialosky released ERICA BAUERMEISTER Graphic Novel/Comics Book Prize, “Fun Home” and the comic Perkins: Editor of Genius,” for which he received the National her third book of poetry, “Intruder,” in 2010. As a respected Fiction: Tangled Lives strip Dykes to Watch Out For, which she wrote and drew for 25 Book Award, and “Lindbergh,” for which he was awarded poet and essayist, her work appears regularly in the New Yorker, Sunday, 1:30 p.m., Norris Theater years. Her work has appeared in Entertainment Weekly, Granta 1999’s Pulitzer Prize for biography. His biography of Woodrow American Poetry Review and O Magazine. She is an editor at Bauermeister, the bestselling author of “The Lost Art of Mixing,” “The and the New York Times Book Review, among other publications. Wilson is forthcoming this fall. W.W. Norton and lives in New York City. LOS ANGELES TIMES |

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His book Advocacy and the editor of the Black Panther Newspaper Collection. about the Holocaust. Bialowitz’s first book (coauthored with his “Empire of Shadows: The Epic Story of Yellowstone” is a finalist for He is the coauthor of “Black Against Empire: The History and Politics MARIANNE BORUCH father), “A Promise at Sobibór,” has been published in English the 2012 Los Angeles Times Book Prize in History. of the Black Panther Party.” Reading from “The Book of Hours” and Polish. Saturday, 11:30 a.m., Poetry Stage ANDREW BLANKSTEIN BRIAN BOITANO Boruch is the author of several collections of poetry, including FRANK BILL The Real LA Noir Author of “What Would Brian Boitano Make?” “Poems New & Selected, which was a finalist for the Lenore Fiction: True Grit Saturday, 3:30 p.m., Los Angeles Times Booth #60 Cooking Demonstration Marshall Poetry Prize. Her honors include fellowships from the Sunday, 2 p.m., Annenberg Auditorium Blankstein is a crime reporter for the L.A. Times. He joined the Saturday, 3:30 p.m., Cooking Stage Guggenheim Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts and two Pushcart Prizes. Her recent release, “The Book of Bill is the author of the story collection “Crimes in Southern paper more than 22 years ago and covers breaking news, LA-area Boitano is a professional figure skater and is the 1988 Olympic Hours,” won the Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award. She teaches in the Indiana,” one of GQ’s favorite books of 2011 and a Daily Beast law enforcement, courts and celebrity. champion, the 1986 and 1988 World Champion and the 1985-1988 U.S. National Champion. With a lifelong passion for food and cooking, MFA program at Warren Wilson College. best debut of the year. He lives and writes in southern Indiana. DANIELA BLEICHMAR Brian premiered a Food Network cooking series, “What Would Brian His new novel is “Donnybrook.” Plants, Maps and Lesbians: Boitano Make?” in August 2009. “What Would Brian Boitano Make?: PSEUDONYMOUS BOSCH MARK BINELLI Explorations in Early Modern Culture Recipes for Cooking Like a Champion” is his second book. Middle Grade Fiction: Saturday, 4:30 p.m., Hoffman Hall Ordinary Kids, Extraordinary Adventures Nonfiction: People & Place Bleichmar is associate professor of art history and history at the DWAYNE BOOTH Sunday, Noon, YA Stage Sunday, 3:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 124 University of Southern California. Educated at Harvard and Princeton, The Role of the Political Cartoon Bosch is the anonymous Pseudonymous author of the Secret Binelli is the author of “Detroit City Is the Place to Be” and she has received awards from the Mellon Foundation and the Getty Saturday, 3 p.m., Hoffman Hall Series. Not much is known about him except that he has a love the novel “Sacco and Vanzetti Must Die!” He is a contributing Foundation. She is the author of the award-winning “Visible Empire: Booth (aka Mr. Fish) has been a freelance writer and cartoonist for chocolate and cheese and a hatred of mayonnaise. Bosch’s editor at Rolling Stone and Men’s Journal and lives in New York. Botanical Expeditions and Visual Culture in the Hispanic Enlightenment.” for 22 years. His work has appeared in Harper’s magazine, latest title is “Write This Book: A Do-It-Yourself Mystery.” Truthdig, the Los Angeles Times and The Nation. He is the recipient TOM BISSELL FRANCESCA LIA BLOCK of numerous awards including the Sigma Delta Chi Award for KATHRYN BOWERS Nonfiction: The Culture of Culture Fiction: Fantastical Visions Editorial Cartooning and the Grambs Aronson Award for Cartooning Big Science Sunday, 1:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 123 Sunday, 11 a.m., Seeley G. Mudd 124 with a Conscience. 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Through his award-winning of 10 poetry anthologies and a memoir, “Lost Sheep: Aspen’s include “Los Angeles: City of Dreams” and “Big Daddy: Jesse Unruh Current Events: production studio, Red Car, he has directed features and Counterculture in the ’70s.” He founded the Aspen Writers’ and the Art of Power Politics.” Today’s Dangerous World documentaries on Ray Bradbury, Tobias Wolff and Amy Tan. He is Conference and now lives in Southern California, after teaching at Sunday, Noon, Ronald Tutor Campus Center the author of two volumes of poetry, “Horses on Drums” and “Flip Sarah Lawrence College for many years. H.W. BRANDS Bravin is Supreme Court correspondent for the Wall Street Days,”and his most recent novel is “Gina, Found Again.” History: American Arguments Journal. He received the Elizabeth Neuffer Memorial Prize for PATRICK BROWN Saturday, 11 a.m., Hancock Foundation reporting on the International Criminal Court and the American TRACI BRIMHALL Publishing from Soup to Nuts Brands is the Dickson Allen Anderson Professor of History at the Bar Assn.’s Silver Gavel Award for coverage of the legal Reading from Saturday, 11 a.m., Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 University of Texas at Austin. A New York Times best-selling author, response to 9/11. Bravin is a former UC regent and the author “Our Lady of Ruins” Brown serves as director of community for Goodreads, the largest he was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in biography for “The First of several books, the most recent of which is “The Terror Court.” Saturday, Noon, Poetry Stage book recommendation website in the world. Prior to Goodreads, American” and again for “Traitor to His Class.” His latest book, Brown was an independent bookseller at Book Soup and Vroman’s MARIE BRENNAN Brimhall is the author of “Our Lady of the Ruins,” selected by “The Man Who Saved the Union,” is a finalist for the 2012 L.A. Carolyn Forché for the 2011 Barnard Women Poets Prize, and Bookstore. Currently, Brown heads the Goodreads Author Program Times Book Prize in Biography. and Customer Care Team. Fiction: “Rookery,” winner of the 2009 Crab Orchard Series in Poetry First There Be Dragons! Book Award. Her poems have appeared in Slate, Ploughshares LEO BRAUDY Sunday, 11 a.m., Taper Hall 101 RONALD BROWNSTEIN and Best American Poetry 2013. She’s received fellowships from Brennan is a former academic with a background in History: Telling Hollywood Tales the Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing and the National Current Events: American Disunion Saturday, 2:30 p.m., Norris Theater archaeology, anthropology and folklore, which she now puts to Saturday, Noon, Taper Hall 101 Endowment for the Arts. Braudy is the author of “The World in a Frame: What We See rather cockeyed use in writing fantasy. She is the author of “’A Brownstein, a two-time finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for his in Films,” “The Frenzy of Renown: Fame and Its History” and Star Shall Fall,” “With Fate Conspire” and, most recently, “A DANIELLE BROOKS coverage of presidential campaigns, is the National Journal “From Chivalry to Terrorism: War and the Changing Nature Natural History of Dragons.” Group’s editorial director in charge of long-term editorial strategy. of Masculinity.” He also coedits the widely used anthology, Highlights from the new series His book “The Second Civil War” was a finalist for the 2007 Los “Film Theory and Criticism.” His most recent books are “On the ALAN BRENNERT “Orange Is the New Black” Angeles Times Book Prize in Current Interest. Waterfront” and “The Hollywood Sign: Fantasy and Reality of an Fiction: The Ties that Bind presented by Netflix American Icon.” Saturday, 4:30 p.m., Taper Hall 101 Saturday, 12:30 p.m., School for Cinematic Arts, MARK BRYANT Brennert was born in New Jersey, but since 1973 has lived Ray Stark Theatre Publishing: The Technological Frontier ADAM BRAVER in Southern California. His novel “Moloka’i” was a national A graduate of the Juilliard School, Brooks portrays Tasha “Taystee” Sunday, 3 p.m., Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 Fiction: Inside Hollywood bestseller and a 2012 One Book, One San Diego selection. 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She is a former copy editor whose byline can primarily be found “The Kind One,” was nominated for an Edgar and a Barry Award in now makes his home in Los Angeles. He released his first album, She is the Golden Globe- and Emmy-nominated star of the hit TV on The Times’ Ministry of Gossip blog. 2009. His second novel, “Sailor,” was published in 2012. “Super Sweet Rock N Roll” in 2011 with his band The Jasper series “Touched by an Angel” and producer of the children’s faith- Dickson Revue. Inspired by everything from 60s R&B Soul to classic based DVD and book series “Little Angels.” SELDEN EDWARDS ALEX ESPINOZA Country, he is currently recording material for his debut solo Fiction: The Ties that Bind Fiction: Inside Hollywood release slated for the summer of 2013. 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He is the author of “Colossus: He teaches at Stanford. Books, Harper’s, the New York Times and many other publications. president of the Rand Corp. His latest book is “The Long The Turbulent, Thrilling Saga of the Building of the Hoover Dam” Shadow of 9/11: America’s Response to Terrorism.” and “The New Deal: A Modern History.” IMAGINATION MOVERS ARIS JANIGIAN “Rock-O-Matic” Fiction: Immigrant Stories DANA JOHNSON HIP HOP HARRY Musical Act Sunday, 3:30 p.m., Andrus Gerontology Center Living and Writing Los Angeles “Party Jams” Sunday, 2 p.m., Target Children’s Stage Janigian was born in Fresno. He has published poetry, social Sunday, 1:30 p.m., Hoffman Hall Musical Act The Imagination Movers have a motto: Reach high, think big, work psychology and architecture criticism. He was a contributing writer Johnson is the author of “Break Any Woman Down,” for which Saturday, Noon, Target Children’s Stage hard, have fun! They have fi lmed three seasons of their hit music and for West, the Los Angeles Times Sunday magazine and currently she received the Flannery O’Connor Award for Short Fiction. Her Hip Hop Harry’s live show is family fun at its best! The show comedy series for the Disney Junior Channel and have sold roughly posts for thenervousbreakdown.com. He holds a PhD in psychology, most recent novel is “Elsewhere, California.” Born and raised features original rap-a-long songs with educational, positive 250,000 CDs and DVDs to date. Critical acclaim includes nods from and from 1993 to 2005 was senior professor of humanities at SCI- in and around Los Angeles, she is an associate professor of messages. Hip Hop Harry is accompanied on stage by the amazing Entertainment Weekly, Parenting magazine and the New York Times. ARC. “This Angelic Land” is his latest novel. English at the University of Southern California where she Hip Hop Harry Dancers, a dynamic group of acrobatic and inspiring The Movers are the winners of a Daytime Emmy award for outstanding teaches literature and creative writing. break dancers that get the whole crowd moving! original song in the children’s show/animation category. OLIVER JEFFERS “This Moose Belongs to Me” JAVON JOHNSON NAOMI HIRAHARA IN FRENCH Saturday, 3:30 p.m., Target Children’s Stage Spoken Word Performance Crime Fiction: Musical Performance Jeffers is an internationally renowned and award-winning artist Saturday, 2 p.m., USC Stage And Another Thing – Stories in Series Saturday, 11 a.m., Pop & Hiss Stage and picture book creator whom the New York Times dubbed “a Johnson is currently the Visions & Voices Provost’s postdoctoral Sunday, 1:30 p.m., Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 In French is an infectious cosmic pop dance party; part electronic, genius of the unexplained absurd.” He received the 2006 Nestlé fellow at USC, where he teaches American studies and Hirahara is the Edgar Award-winning author of the Mas Arai part rock band. The band came together in its current form in late Gold Medal, the highest honor for children’s books in his native ethnicity. He has appeared on HBO’s “Russell Simmons mystery series, featuring an Altadena gardener and atomic-bomb 2012, pairing friends of friends with longtime collaborators in Los U.K. In 2012, Penguin published “This Moose Belongs to Me,” a Presents Def Poetry,” BET’s “Lyric Café” and BET’s “The Way survivor who solves crimes. Her latest novel is “Strawberry Yellow.” Angeles. They come with driving beats and royal harmonies. Hello, thought-provoking tale of a boy and his pet moose, which hit the We Do It.” A former editor of the Rafu Shimpo newspaper in Los Angeles, she meet your new old friends. bestseller list. Jeffers lives in Brooklyn. has also authored several nonfi ction books on California history MAUREEN JOHNSON and a middle-grade novel. MARIONE INGRAM JOSH JENISCH Young Adult Fiction: Holocaust Lives Emcee, Los Angeles Times Stage Love & Vengeance Real & Unreal ROBIN HOBB Saturday, 4:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 124 Jenisch is senior editor in Special Sections at the Los Angeles Sunday, 1:30 p.m., Ronald Tutor Campus Center Fiction: There Be Dragons! Ingram was born in Hamburg in 1935 and today lives in Hamburg Times. He is author of “The Art of the Video Game.” Johnson is the New York Times best-selling author of 10 young Sunday, 11 a.m., Taper Hall 101 and Washington, D.C. Her book, “The Hands of War,” a memoir about adult novels, including “The Name of the Star” and “The Hobb has been writing fantasy and science fi ction for the past 30 the Second World War and about her later work as a civil rights BRIAN MICHAEL JENKINS Madness Underneath.” She divides her time between New York years. She presently resides in Tacoma. Her most recent book is activist in Mississippi, was published in 2013. Her art has been Current Events: Today’s Dangerous World City and Guilford, England. Johnson also spends far too much the fi nal volume of the Rain Wild Chronicles, “Blood of Dragons.” exhibited at galleries in Europe and America. Sunday, Noon, Ronald Tutor Campus Center time online. She also writes as Megan Lindholm, and a recent story collection, “Inheritance,” features work written under both names. MARK IRWIN Poetry and Place in the 21st Century NALO HOPKINSON Sunday, 10:30 a.m., Hoffman Hall Fiction: Dysfunction Junction Reading from “Large White House Speaking”

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studied and taught at Harvard University’s Institute of Politics and Isenberg’s new book, “Tradition!: The Story of Fiddler on the program in the Pacific Northwest www.latimes.com was a senior fellow at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Roof,” will be published in 2014 to coincide with the show’s 50th Harvard University. Her book “On Saudi Arabia” is a fi nalist for the anniversary. Her earlier books include “Conversations with Frank POETRY — FICTION — 2012 L.A. Times Book Prize in Current Interest. Gehry,” “State of the Arts: California Artists Talk about Their Work” and “Making It Big: The Diary of a Broadway Musical.” CREATIVE NONFICTION BRONWEN HRUSKA Fiction: Dearest Mommies TARA ISON Sunday, 2 p.m., Taper Hall 101 Fiction: Novel Narrators Hruska, before becoming the publisher of Soho Press, worked as a Sunday, Noon, Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 journalist and screenwriter for 20 years. 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Mudd 124 ONE OF THE LOW-RESIDENCY Huston is the Edgar Award-nominated author of “Sleepless,” the Iversen graduated from Stanford, where he served as vice president TOP FIVE bestsellers “The Mystic Arts of Erasing All Signs of Death” and “The of Delta Tau Delta fraternity and rush chair for the entire university. correspondence. PROGRAMS IN THE NATION Shotgun Rule,” the Henry Thompson trilogy, the Joe Pitt casebooks He spent six months undercover in high school pretending to be and several titles for Marvel Comics. His next book, “Skinner,” will a 17-year-old surfer and wrote about the experience in his best- - THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY be published in June. He lives with his family in Los Angeles. selling book “High School Confi dential.” His latest book is “Rush.” SCOTT HUTCHINS PICO IYER Master of Fine Arts in Writing | Pacific University | Forest Grove, OR | 503-352-1531 Fiction From the 22nd Century Nonfi ction: The Culture of Culture WWW.PACIFICU.EDU/MFA Saturday, 12:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 123 Sunday, 1:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 123 T35 C M Y K Color: Klinger is the New York Times best-selling editor of the Edgar- winning “New Annotated Sherlock Holmes” and the critically acclaimed “New Annotated Dracula,” as well as numerous other books and articles on Sherlock Holmes, Dracula, vampires and the Victorian age. His newest books are the four-volume “The Annotated Sandman” with Neil Gaiman for Vertigo. BLAIR KOENIG Parenting of Politics The 12:30 p.m., Hancock Foundation Sunday, Koenig is the Brooklyn-based writer behind STFU, Parents. She has been on “Good Morning America” and the “Today” show. STFU, Parents has been featured in the Huffington Post, MSNBC, Salon and Parenting. The blog has been called “a breath of sanity in a sea of braggadocio and TMI.” RON KOERTGE from Reading Dresses” & Girls in Red Knives “Lies, 11:30 a.m., Poetry Stage Sunday, Out & Drawn Long Adolescence Novels: Graphic Stage 3 p.m., YA Sunday, Koertge taught at Pasadena City College for 35 years. Now when he isn’t handicapping thoroughbred race horses, he writes fiction for young adults and poetry for everybody. In a traditionally serious business (poetry), he’s funny in the sense of humorous as well as funny in the sense of odd. His newest book is “Lies, Knives, and Girls in Red Dresses.” JENJI KOHAN Is the “Orange series the new from Highlights Netflix by presented Black” New 12:30 p.m., School for Cinematic Arts, Ray Stark Theatre Saturday, A.S. KING & Determination Danger Fiction: Adult Young Hall 201 11 a.m., Taper Saturday, the Passengers,” of the critically acclaimed “Ask King is the author Young Adult the L.A. Times Book Prize in a 2012 finalist for other titles including the Literature. She has written numerous Michael L. Printz Honor Book Edgar Award nominated and 2011 next book, “Reality Boy” will be “Please Ignore Vera Dietz.” Her published in October. KIRK DAVID Stories Drawn Books: Dynamically Children’s Seeley G. Mudd 124 12:30 p.m., Sunday, author, is the creator of Miss Kirk, an inventor, toymaker and children’s books and in Spider, who appears in many well-loved in King Ferry, N.Y., with his wife, her own television series. He lives and Wisteria. They are happily Kathy, and their daughters, Primrose army of chipmunks, squirrels, surrounded by a large and well-fed deer and, most of all, bunnies. groundhogs, skunks, possums, KIRSCH JONATHAN Lives Holocaust 4:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 124 Saturday, Kirsch is an attorney and the author of 12 books, including the book bestseller “A History of the End of the World.” He contributed now reviews to the Los Angeles Times for more than 30 years and is the book editor of the Jewish Journal. His most recent title is “The Short, Strange Life of Herschel Grynszpan: A Boy Avenger, a Nazi Diplomat and a Murder in Paris.” JON KLASSEN Is Not My Hat” “This Stage Children’s 2 p.m., Target Saturday, Dark” “The Stage Children’s 5 p.m., Target Saturday, Klassen is the creator of the 2013 Caldecott Medal winner “This Is Not My Hat,” and is the illustrator for the newly released “The Dark,” by Lemony Snicket. Klassen is also the creator of the bestselling “I Want My Hat Back,” which was a 2012 Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor Book and a New York Times Book Review Best Illustrated Children’s Book of the Year. Originally from Niagara Falls, Ontario, he now lives in Los Angeles. LESLIE S. 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His “Tracey Takes On.” A Columbia University graduate, she lives in York Times, Paris Review, the Believer, Artforum, Bookforum, Fence the year. Other titles by Leavitt include “Keturah,” “Lord Death,” a books include the New York Times bestsellers “Good Night, Good Los Angeles with her husband. and Bomb, among others. finalist for the National Book Award, and “Tom Finder,” winner of Night, Construction Site” and “Duck! Rabbit!,” “Wumbers” and the the Christie Award. ALA Notable Children’s Book, “E-mergency!” A former advertising ED KOVACS LAILA LALAMI art director, his first book was inspired by his nephew, who asked Crime Fiction: Don’t Say a Word Fiction: Unheard Stories LUDO LEFEBVRE him to draw a picture of a pirate. Saturday, 3 p.m., Andrus Gerontology Center Sunday, 3 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 123 Author of “LudoBites” Kovacs went to New Orleans as a security contractor in the wake of Lalami is the author of the short story collection “Hope and Other Cooking Demonstration ALAN MARK LIGHTNER Hurricane Katrina. He has worked for many years as a private security Dangerous Pursuits,” which was a finalist for the Oregon Book Sunday, 2 p.m. Cooking Stage VoiceMusic, featuring poet Peter J. Harris contractor deploying to challenging locations worldwide. When not Award, and the novel “Secret Son,” which was on the Orange Lefebvre is the chef/owner of the popular pop-up restaurants with Tracy Wannomae, Alan Mark Lightner, on a contract, he splits his time between his home in Southeast Asia Prize longlist. She is the recipient of British Council, Fulbright LudoBites and LudoTruck. He was executive chef at both and Rocio Marron and his aircraft hangar home at a Southern California airport. and Lannan Foundation Residency fellowships and is currently L’Orangerie and Bastide where he was named one of the World’s Saturday, 5:30 p.m., Poetry Stage an associate professor of creative writing at the University of 50 Greatest Chefs by Relais & Chateaux. He is one of the stars of Steel pan player Lightner has performed and/or recorded with SCOTT KRAFT California, Riverside. “The Taste” on ABC and competed on seasons 1 and 2 of “Top Chef Will Smith, Mos Def, Ashanti, Barrington, Roy Ayers, the Braxton Sands of Strife: The Changing Middle East Masters.” He is the author of “LudoBites” and “Crave.” Brothers, and Richie Cole to name a few. He’s worked with Saturday, 10:30 a.m., Ronald Tutor Campus Center DEBORAH LANDAU Inspiration House’s Peter J. Harris in the Build an Ark project. His Kraft is a senior editor at the L.A. Times, responsible for the daily Reading from “The Last Usable Hour” NITA LELYVELD TV soundtrack work includes Ally McBeal, the Drew Carey show, Eli front page. He is a former national and foreign correspondent, with Sunday, 12:30 p.m., Poetry Stage You Are Here: Stone, and Desperate Housewives. He has released 3 recordings postings in Chicago, Nairobi, Johannesburg and Paris. During his Landau is the author of two collections of poetry: “The Last Usable Perspectives on Life in Southern California with his own group, Pan Ramajay. time as national editor, his writers won four Pulitzer Prizes. Hour,” a Lannan Literary Selection, and “Orchidelirium,” which won Saturday, 12:30 p.m., Los Angeles Times Booth #60 the Anhinga Prize for Poetry. Her poems and essays have appeared Lelyveld writes The Times’ City Beat column, capturing life in L.A. ELINOR LIPMAN DAN KRALL recently in the Paris Review, Tin House, the Wall Street Journal, the close up. 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Monica College and in the graduate writing program at Antioch Editor’s Choice. His first novel, “Not Me,” a Sophie Brodie Honor The Body and the Brain: 2013 14, APRIL SUNDAY, • • University, Los Angeles. book, won the Sami Rohr Choice Award for emerging Jewish writers Food, Health and Self-Care SANDRA TSING LOH and was translated into three languages. He spent three years in Saturday, 10:30 a.m., Hoffman Hall Why Did the Writer Cross the Genre? JOSH KUN the USSR and now lives in San Francisco. Lewis is a teaching professor at the USC Sol Price School of Saturday, 1:30 p.m., Hoffman Hall Nonfiction: Sounds & Visions Public Policy and the director of the USC Diversity in Healthcare Loh is a writer, performer and musician. She is an NPR Sunday, 3 p.m., Taper Hall 201 ERIC LAX Leadership Initiative. Lewis’ areas of research and professional commentator and an Atlantic Monthly contributor, as well as an Kun is a professor in the Annenberg School for Communication Big Science interests focus on issues of diversity, cultural competency and author of four books. Loh’s most recent book is “Mother on Fire: A and Journalism at the University of Southern California, where he Saturday, 10:30 a.m., Seeley G. Mudd 124 the health status and healthcare needs of underrepresented True Motherf%#$@ Story About Parenting!” directs the Popular Music Project of the Norman Lear Center. 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In 2009, he shared a Pulitzer Prize for reporting on the intensifying violence in Pakistan and Afghanistan. The previous year, he was a Pulitzer finalist for reporting on the CIA’s detention and interrogation program. “The Way of the Knife: The CIA, a Secret Army and a War at the Ends of the Earth” is his first book. MCCONNELL DAVID on the Page Nonfiction: Violence 2 p.m., Hancock Foundation Saturday, McConnell, author of “American Honor Killings: Desire and Rage Among Men,” is best known for his critically acclaimed novels “The Silver Hearted” (a finalist for Lambda and Ferro-Grumley awards) and “Firebrat.” He is the former co-chair of the Lambda Literary Foundation and lives in New York City. MCDONALD ABBY Stories Modern Cinderella Fiction: Adult Young Stage 10:30 a.m., YA Sunday, McDonald is the author of seven books for young adults – and not- so-young adults. 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Her first book, “Above All Else, the TremblingNew Issues Poetry Prize. Her chapbook, 2010, was selected for the BurnsideResembles a Forest,” published in Review Chapbook contest. Her second book, “The Traps,” is forthcoming. She divides her time between Joshua Tree and northern Indiana. MATSON MORGAN Maybe? Me, Call Fiction: Adult Young Noon, Seeley G. Mudd 123 Sunday, Matson received her MFA in writing for children from the New School. firstShe was named a Publishers Weekly Flying Start author for her as anbook, “Amy & Roger’s Epic Detour,” which was also recognized ALA Top Ten Best Book for Young Adults. She lives in Los Angeles. MAX D.T. Culture of Culture Nonfiction: The 1:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 123 Sunday, Max is a writer and editor who has worked for the New York A Observer, the New York Times Magazine and other publications. 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1 Edition: LA Zone: Sunday, 1:30 p.m., Ronald Tutor Campus Center 1:30 p.m., Ronald Tutor Sunday, Marsh is a writer of children’s fantasy literature, most notably “The Night Tourist,” and an editor of nonfiction articles. She was a high school teacher before moving to New York City, where she began writing for magazines such as Rolling Stone and Good Housekeeping. She is now the managing editor of the New Republic, where she specializes in politics and culture. Her current novel is “Jepp, Who Defied the Stars.” MARTELLE SCOTT & Imagined Real Nonfiction: Landscapes 2 p.m., Hancock Foundation Sunday, Martelle, a veteran journalist, is the author of three eclectic books of history and is at work on his fourth, which is about the search for John Paul Jones’ body. Previous topics include the Ludlow JULIE MARQUIS Behind the Story: Story The Journalism & Accountability L.A. Times The 4:30 p.m., Davidson Continuing Education Center Saturday, Marquis has been the metro projects and investigations editor for the Los Angeles Times for the last seven years. Projects that she has edited or coedited have won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service, Scripps Howard awards for investigations and public service and numerous other honors. Many of the investigations have focused on child abuse, healthcare and education. PILAR MARRERO Disunion American Events: Current Hall 101 Noon, Taper Saturday, Marrero is a journalist who for 25 years has extensively covered the areas of city government, immigration and state and national politics. She works for La Opinion, the largest and oldest on Spanish language daily paper in America, as a senior reporter immigration and politics, and is a regular commentator for radio and television in both Spanish and English media. ROCIO MARRON Harris J. Peter poet featuring VoiceMusic, Alan Mark Lightner, Wannomae, with Tracy Marron and Rocio 5:30 p.m., Poetry Stage Saturday, Violinist Marron has toured with Marc Anthony, Los Lobos and Quetzal; performed with Josh Groban and Cuban bass legend Cachao; recorded with the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Caravana Cubana, among others. She won a 2013 Grammy for her album “Imaginaries” and has been a featured soloist with Ozomatli at the Hollywood Bowl. She is a graduate of USC’s Thornton School of Music. MARSH KATHERINE Fiction: Adult Young & Unreal Real & Vengeance, Love KERRI MAJORS KERRI MAJORS Limits Outer The Fiction: Adult Young 4 p.m., Norris Theater Saturday, Notes for the of “This Is Not a Writing Manual; Majors is the author irreverent memoir the Real World,” a candid and Young Writer in editor and founder of YARN, an about the writing life. She is also She lives in Massachusetts with award-winning YA literary journal. her husband and daughter. PETER C. MANCALL and Lesbians: Maps Plants, Culture Modern Early in Explorations Hoffman Hall 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Professor of the Humanities at Mancall is the Andrew W. Mellon Early Modern Studies Institute USC, director of the USC-Huntington USC Dornsife. and vice dean for humanities at MARIE CONSTANCE Elizondo Hector with Actors Storytime the by presented Marie, and Constance Online Storyline Foundation’s SAG 2 p.m., Hoy Stage Saturday, Marie, currently starring on the ABC Family hit series “Switched at Birth,” is perhaps best known for the long running ABC show, “George Lopez,” and starring as music legend Selena Quintanilla’s mother in the film “Selena.” r 04-14-2013

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User: Authors, Speakers & Performers at the Festival at the Performers & Speakers Authors, O’Rourke is the author of “The Long Goodbye,” a memoir and cultural examination of grief in America, and the poetry collections Memoir: Close to the Bone to Memoir: Close Hall 201 2 p.m., Taper Saturday, MEGHAN O’ROURKE MEGHAN Olsen writes the “Indie Focus” feature and more for the Los Angeles Times and hosts the companion Indie Focus screening series. Having grown up in Kansas, he is a graduate of the University of Kansas and New York University. His work has also appeared in the New York Times, LA Weekly and Interview. Debbie Reynolds, Author of “Unsinkable: A of Author Debbie Reynolds, Mark Olsen by Interviewed Memoir,” Stage 2:30 p.m., Los Angeles Times Saturday, MARK OLSEN Oliver is the New York Times and internationally best-selling writer of the Delirium trilogy, and the co-founder of the Paper Lantern Lit literary incubator. She holds her MFA in fiction from New York University and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Chicago. She currently lives in Brooklyn. Young Adult Fiction: The Outer Limits Limits Outer The Fiction: Adult Young 4 p.m., Norris Theater Saturday, LAUREN OLIVER LAUREN Sunday, 11 a.m., Target Children’s Stage Children’s 11 a.m., Target Sunday, As childhood best friends, Joe and Justin were always exploring this the outdoors. Now, as the Okee Dokee Brothers, they have put The passion for nature at the heart of their Americana folk music. two-time Parents’ Choice Award winners have garnered praise from the likes of NPR’s “All Things Considered” and USA Today, and recently won a Grammy for Best Children’s Music Album. THE OKEE DOKEE BROTHERS THE OKEE DOKEE BROTHERS Canoe?” You “Can Act Musical Saturday, 4:30 p.m., Taper Hall 101 4:30 p.m., Taper Saturday, O’Donnell won the Orange Screenwriting Prize in 2000 for “The Wedding Gift” and in the same year was nominated for the Dennis lives Potter New Screenwriters Award. Originally from Scotland, she “The in Los Angeles with her family where she is a full-time writer. Death of Bees” is her first novel. LISA O’DONNELL LISA that Bind Ties The Fiction: Sunday, 11 a.m., Bovard Auditorium Sunday, Oates is a recipient of the National Medal of Humanities, the National Book Critics Circle Ivan Sandrof Lifetime Achievement Award, the inNational Book Award and the PEN/Malamud Award for Excellence isShort Fiction, and has been nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. She atthe Roger S. Berlind Distinguished Professor of the Humanities ofPrinceton University and is a member of the American Academy Arts and Letters. Her newest novel is “The Accursed.” Joyce Carol Oates in Conversation in Conversation Oates Carol Joyce Morrison with Patt JOYCE CAROL OATES OATES CAROL JOYCE Notey is a singer/songwriter who currently attends USC as a Notey is a singer/songwriter who popular music major. She leads a band that performs her original music and arranged covers throughout Los Angeles. Pop Music Performance Music Performance Pop Stage 2 p.m., USC Sunday, CAITLIN NOTEY NOTEY CAITLIN Nolan is the author of “Artie Shaw, King of the Clarinet: His Life andNolan is the author of “Artie Shaw, Biography.” A veteran Los AngelesTimes” and “Ross Macdonald: A for the Wall Street Journal. journalist, he reviews crime fiction Crime Fiction: What We Can’t Tell You You Tell Can’t What We Crime Fiction: Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 12:30 p.m., Saturday, TOM NOLAN TOM Newton has written hundreds of newspaper and magazine stories. hundreds of newspaper and Newton has written Los Angeles Times Pulitzer Prizes awarded to the He shared in the the 1994 Northridge earthquake. for coverage of the 1992 riots and The White House Years” and Newton is the author of “Eisenhower: is editor-at-large for The Times. History: American Arguments Arguments American History: 11 a.m., Hancock Foundation Saturday, JIM NEWTON JIM NEWTON

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Book) and “Kindergarten Diary.” She attended the UCLA School EMILY RAPP Rather than seek treatment, Ransom channeled his compulsion RICK ROJAS of Fine Arts and is a former creative director at Disney. Her most Memoir: Close to the Bone into the compiling of “Talking Pictures,” a book he hopes will make Column One: A Story & A Song recent book is “Princess Super Kitty.” Saturday, 2 p.m., Taper Hall 201 you cry and perhaps find a coveted spot on your coffee table. He Sunday, 2 p.m., Los Angeles Times Booth #60 Rapp is the author of “Poster Child: A Memoir” and, most recently, lives in Los Angeles. Rojas is a staff writer in The Times’ Orange County bureau. He CHAD POST “The Still Point of the Turning World.” A former Fulbright scholar, joined The Times as an intern in 2010. He previously was a stringer Publishing: Fresh Blood she was educated at Harvard University, Trinity College-Dublin, PEGGY RILEY for the Dallas Morning News and New York Times. Saturday, 5 p.m., Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 Saint Olaf College and the University of Texas-Austin, where she Fiction: The Family You Choose Post is the publisher of Open Letter Books, managing editor of the was a James A. Michener Fellow. She teaches at the University of Saturday, 4:30 p.m., Andrus Gerontology Center SETH ROSENFELD Three Percent website and author of “The Three Percent Problem: Rants California, Riverside and Santa Fe University of Art and Design. Riley is a writer and playwright whose first novel, “Amity and History: Fight the Power and Responses on Publishing, Translation and the Future of Reading.” Sorrow,” was recently published. She is currently working on her Sunday, 10:30 a.m., Davidson Continuing Education Center His writings have appeared in numerous publications, including the CHRIS RASCHKA second novel and has worked as a bookseller, festival producer and Rosenfeld is an independent journalist based in San Francisco. Wall Street Journal, Bookforum and Quarterly Conversation. Children’s Books: Dynamically Drawn Stories writer-in-residence at a young offender prison. A former investigative reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle Sunday, 12:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 124 and San Francisco Examiner, he has won the George Polk Award JOY PRESS Raschka is a multi-award-winning author/illustrator of over 30 MOLLY RINGWALD and other national honors. He has contributed to the New York Alison Bechdel in Conversation with Joy Press books for children. He has been the recipient of two Caldecott Author of, “When It Happens to You: Times, the Los Angeles Times and Harper’s. HIs most recent book Saturday, 1:30 p.m., Davidson Continuing Education Center Medals for “The Hello, Goodbye Window” and the recent “A Ball for A Novel in Stories” is “Subversives: The FBI’s War on Student Radicals and Reagan’s Press is the books and culture editor of the Los Angeles Times. Daisy,” as well as a Caldecott Honor Award for the book “Yo? Yes!” Saturday, 12:10 p.m., Los Angeles Times Stage Rise to Power.” Previously she served as The Times’ deputy TV editor and as His latest picture book, “Everyone Can Learn to Ride a Bicycle,” Maria Semple & Molly Ringwald culture editor at Salon and was literary editor and book and TV was published this month. in Conversation with Carolyn Kellogg JOHN ROSENGREN critic at the Village Voice. Sunday, Noon, Davidson Continuing Education Center Great Balls of Fire: Sports & Sports Writing RICHARD RAYNER Throughout Ringwald’s extensive acting career, she has worked Sunday, 10:30 a.m., Norris Theater LISSA PRICE Nonfiction: Reporting the Story with such directors as Paul Mazursky, John Hughes, Cindy Rosengren is an award-winning journalist and author whose Young Adult Fiction: The Outer Limits Sunday, 10:30 a.m., Seeley G. Mudd 123 Sherman and Jean-Luc Godard. Her writing has appeared in the books include “Blades of Glory: The True Story of a Young Team Saturday, 4 p.m., Norris Theater Living and Writing Los Angeles New York Times, Parade, Esquire and the Hartford Courant. She Bred to Win” and, most recently, “Hank Greenberg: The Hero of Price’s debut novel, “Starters,” is an international bestseller Sunday, 1:30 p.m., Hoffman Hall lives with her husband and three children in Los Angeles and Heroes.” His articles have appeared in Reader’s Digest and Sports published in over 30 countries. Dean Koontz called it “a smart, Rayner’s books include “Murder Book” and “The Devil’s Wind.” her first novel, “When It Happens to You: A Novel in Stories,” Illustrated, among other publications. He teaches at the University swift, inventive, altogether gripping story” and the L.A. Times Rayner writes for the New Yorker, the L.A. Times and the Los Angeles was published in 2012. of Minnesota and lives in Minneapolis. said it is “dystopian science fiction at its best.” The follow-up to Review of Books. His latest book is “A Bright and Guilty Place.” “Starters” will be released in 2014. SHERRI DUSKEY RINKER STEVEN J. ROSS DAVID RENSIN “Steam Train, Dream Train” History: The Cold War – Hollywood & Beyond LAURA PULIDO Tell Me Everything: Saturday, 11:30 a.m., Target Children’s Stage Sunday, 11 a.m., Hancock Foundation Living and Writing Los Angeles The Oral History in Popular Culture Rinker saw her first picture book, “Goodnight, Goodnight Ross is professor of history at USC. His latest book is “Hollywood Sunday, 1:30 p.m., Hoffman Hall Sunday, 12:30 p.m., Annenberg Auditorium Construction Site,” rise from the infamous “slush pile” to the No. Left and Right: How Movie Stars Shaped American Politics.” He is Pulido is a professor of American studies and ethnicity at the Rensin is the author of numerous books, including “All for Perfect 1 spot on the New York Times bestseller list. She’s inspired by the recipient of numerous awards including an Academy of Motion University of Southern California. Her books include “A People’s Waves,” an oral biography of the surfer, Miki Dora, and “The her two sons, one fascinated by bugs and magic and the other by Picture Arts and Sciences’ Film Scholars Award and a Theater Guide to Los Angeles” (with Laura Barraclough and Wendy Cheng); Mailroom,” an oral history of starting at the bottom in show trucks and trains. Formerly the owner of a graphic design agency, Library Assn. Book Award. “Black, Brown, Yellow and Left: Radical Activism in Los Angeles”; business, dreaming of the top. His latest book is “The Men on My she now devotes herself full time to writing and visiting schools. and “Black and Brown LA: Beyond Conflict and Cooperation” Couch: True Stories of Sex, Love and Psychotherapy.” VERONICA ROTH (forthcoming with Josh Kun). ROB ROBERGE Young Adult Fiction: The Outer Limits NINA REVOYR Fiction: True Grit Saturday, 4 p.m., Norris Theater

ANNA QUINDLEN Fiction: Inside Hollywood Sunday, 2 p.m., Annenberg Auditorium Roth is the New York Times best-selling author of “Divergent” and LOS ANGELES TIMES | Anna Quindlen in Conversation Sunday, Noon, Norris Theater Roberge’s latest novel, “The Cost of Living,” was released in Spring “Insurgent,” the first two books in the Divergent trilogy. Now a full- with Karen Grigsby Bates Fiction: Unheard Stories of 2013. He’s a professor at UCR/Palm Desert’s MFA program. time writer, Roth and her husband live in Chicago. Sunday, 1 p.m., Bovard Auditorium Sunday, 3 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 123 His fiction and nonfiction have appeared in numerous journals. Quindlen is the author of five best-selling novels, including Revoyr is the author of four novels, “Wingshooters,” “The Necessary Previous books include the story collection “Working Backwards CAITLIN ROTHER “Black and Blue,” and eight nonfiction books, including her most Hunger,” “Southland” and “The Age of Dreaming.” “Wingshooters” From the Worst Moment of My Life” and the novels “More Than They Nonfiction: Violence on the Page recent title, “Lots of Candles, Plenty of Cake.” Her New York Times won an Indie Booksellers Choice Award and was a Booklist Best Could Chew” and “Drive.” Saturday, 2 p.m., Hancock Foundation column, “Public and Private” won the Pulitzer Prize in 1992. From Book of 2011; “Southland” won the Lambda Literary Award and Rother, a New York Times best-selling author, has written or 2000 to 2009, she wrote the “Last Word” column for Newsweek. was an L.A. Times Best Book of 2003; “The Age of Dreaming” was a SEAN ROBERTS coauthored eight books, including the controversial “Lost Girls.” finalist for the 2008 Los Angeles Times Book Prize. Revoyr lives and Plants, Maps and Lesbians: Also a Pulitzer Prize nominee, Rother worked at daily newspapers JAMES RAGAN works in Los Angeles. Explorations in Early Modern Culture for 19 years and has appeared as a crime expert/investigative Reading from “The World Shouldering I” Saturday, 4:30 p.m., Hoffman Hall journalist on national TV and radio shows on FOX, HLN, E!,

DEBBIE REYNOLDS Saturday, 4:30 p.m., Poetry Stage Roberts is assistant professor of art history at the University of Investigation Discovery, Oxygen and various PBS afﬁliates. www.latimes.com Ragan’s books include “Lusions,” “The Hunger Wall” and, most Author of “Unsinkable: A Memoir” Southern California. His book “Printing a Mediterranean World” is recently, “The World Shouldering I.” His work has been translated Interviewed by Mark Olsen available from Harvard University Press and a volume examining PAUL RUDNICK into 12 languages and his awards include three Fulbright Saturday, 2:30 p.m., Los Angeles Times Stage “Visual Cultures of Secrecy in Early Modern Europe” is forthcoming. Young Adult Fiction: Modern Cinderella Stories professorships, nine Pushcart nominations and an NEA grant. Reynolds is an actress, comedienne, singer, dancer and author He is now writing a book titled “Sabotage! Rivalry, Technology, and Sunday, 10:30 a.m., YA Stage best known for her leading roles in “Singin’ in the Rain” and “The the Making of Renaissance Prints.” Rudnick is a critically acclaimed playwright, screenwriter and JAMES RAINEY Unsinkable Molly Brown,” and on TV as Bobbi Adler in “Will & novelist. His screenplays include “In & Out” and “Addams Family History: The Cold War – Hollywood & Beyond Grace.” She is currently performing her one-woman show around LUIS J. RODRIGUEZ Values” and he’s written for Vogue, Entertainment Weekly, Vanity Sunday, 11 a.m., Hancock Foundation the world, making ﬁlm and television appearances, and writing a Writing American Identity Fair and the New Yorker. His plays, including “I Hate Hamlet”

Rainey has covered government, politics and the media for the L.A. weekly syndicated advice column. Her just-published memoir is Saturday, 3:30 p.m., Taper Hall 201 and “Jeffrey,” have been produced both on and off Broadway and 2013 14, APRIL SUNDAY, • • Times for more than 25 years. He has received national awards “Unsinkable.” She lives in Beverly Hills and Las Vegas. Rodriguez is best known for the best-selling memoir “Always around the world. “Gorgeous” is his first novel for young adults. He for his stories about Native Americans and emotionally disturbed Running: La Vida Loca: Gang Days in L.A.” He has a total of 15 lives in New York City. teenagers and for his “On the Media” columns on “pay-to-play” PAMELA RIBON books in poetry, fiction, children’s literature and nonfiction. He is journalism. He has been a correspondent on two presidential races Fiction: The Family You Choose co-founder of Tia Chucha’s Centro Cultural & Bookstore and Tia JIM RULAND and the war in Iraq. Saturday, 4:30 p.m., Andrus Gerontology Center Chucha Press in the San Fernando Valley. His latest book is “It Fiction: True Grit Ribon is an author, actor and screenwriter. She was a writer on the Calls You Back: An Odyssey Through Love, Addiction, Revolutions Sunday, 2 p.m., Annenberg Auditorium BIN RAMKE Emmy award-winning show “Samantha Who?” and the author of and Healing.” Ruland is the curator of the irreverent reading series Vermin on Poetry in the Moment the novels “Why Girls Are Weird,” “Why Moms Are Weird,” “Going in the Mount, now in its ninth year, and the author of the short story Saturday, 10:30 a.m., Andrus Gerontology Center Circles” and “You Take It From Here,” her latest. RAQUEL RODRIGUEZ collection “Big Lonesome.” “Giving the Finger” with Scott Campbell, Reading from “Aerial” Jazz Musical Performance Jr. will be published in the Spring of 2014. He lives in San Diego. Saturday, 1 p.m., Poetry Stage RANSOM RIGGS Sunday, 12:50 p.m., USC Stage Ramke edits the Denver Quarterly and teaches literature and Young Adult Fiction: Rodriguez recently graduated from USC’s Thornton School of Music. LYNN RUTAN creative writing in the English department at the University of Love & Vengeance, Real & Unreal She plays with a six-piece backing band composed of many of her Writing for Teens & Tweens: Sagas & Series Denver. His first book won the Yale Younger Poets Award and he Sunday, 1:30 p.m., Ronald Tutor Campus Center classmates from Thornton’s music department and has performed Saturday, 2 p.m., Annenberg Auditorium has since published eight other books of poems, most recently Riggs is the New York Times best-selling author of “Miss at venues including the Roxy, Key Club and the House of Blues. Rutan is a middle-school librarian who writes the Bookends blog “Aerial,” which is a finalist for the 2012 Los Angeles Times Book Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children,” the writing of which was Rodriguez and company are hard at work on their first full-length for Booklist with Cindy Dobrez. She chaired ALA’s Best Books for Prize in Poetry. largely responsible for his current addiction to old photo collecting. album, which will feature all-new original material. Young Adults and the Printz Award for YA Literature committees. T41

C M Y K Color: Silver is the author of the brand-new novel “Mary Coin,” as well asSilver is the author of the brand-new novel “Mary Coin,” as well two previous novels, “The God of War,” a finalist for the Los Angeles Book Prize, and “No Direction Home.” Her story collections include the O.“Babe in Paradise,” and “Alone With You.” Silver is a winner of beenHenry Prize. Her fiction has appeared in the New Yorker and has included in “The Best American Short Stories.” MICHAEL SILVERBLATT in Conversation Atwood Margaret with Michael Silverblatt 11 a.m., Bovard Auditorium Saturday, Silverblatt is the person authors go to when they want a serious literary conversation about their writing, because he reads everything they’ve ever written, often surprising authors with insights about their work. As host of KCRW’s “Bookworm” since 1989, Silverblatt has introduced listeners to emerging authors along with writers of renown. MONA SIMPSON Mommies Dearest Fiction: Hall 101 2 p.m., Taper Sunday, Simpson wrote the award-winning novel “Anywhere But Here,” which was made into a movie starring Susan Sarandon. Her other novels include “A Regular Guy” and “Off Keck Road.” Simpson was named one of Granta’s Best Young American Novelists and has won several prestigious awards. Her latest acclaimed novel is “My Hollywood.” SIZEMORE TOM I Made It Out of Miracle Some “By of Author Anna David by A Memoir” Interviewed There: Stage 2:30 p.m., Los Angeles Times Sunday, Sizemore rose in prominence throughout the 1990s, sought after by the most respected directors. Born in Detroit, he got his start BARRY SIEGEL SIEGEL BARRY Story the Reporting Nonfiction: Seeley G. Mudd 123 10:30 a.m., Sunday, former national correspondent for Siegel, a Pulitzer Prize-winning the literary journalism program the Los Angeles Times, directs seven books. His latest book is at UC Irvine. He is the author of of a Convicted Murderer and the “Manifest Injustice: The True Story Lawyers Who Fought for His Freedom.” RICHARD SILBERG Horses: “The from Reading Poems” & Selected New Poetry Stage 11 a.m., Saturday, editor of Poetry Flash and Silberg is a poet, translator, associate reading series. “The Horses: New co-coordinator of the Poetry Flash in September and his collection & Selected Poems” was published the PEN Oakland Josephine “Deconstruction of the Blues” received Miles Literary Award. SILER JULIA FLYNN & Imagined Real Nonfiction: Landscapes 2 p.m., Hancock Foundation Sunday, Siler writes for the Wall Street Journal from San Francisco, reporting extensively on the recent turbulence at the Robert Mondavi Corp. andShe was a London-based foreign correspondent for the Journal BusinessWeek, and has written for the New York Times. She is a ofgraduate of Brown University and Columbia’s Graduate School Journalism. Her most recent book is “Lost Kingdom.” SILVER CAMERON Nonfiction: L.A. Style 3:30 p.m., Annenberg Auditorium Sunday, Silver is the founder of the celebrated vintage boutique Decades. as He styles celebrities for red-carpet appearances and has acted Time a consultant for various fashion houses. He was named one of magazine’s “25 Most Influential Names and Faces in Fashion” and was the subject of a profile in the New Yorker. He is currently A starring in the Bravo show “The Dukes of Melrose.” “Decades: Century of Fashion” was published in the fall. SILVER MARISA Novel Social The Fiction: Noon, Seeley G. Mudd 124 Saturday, Arrangements” is a finalist for the 2012 L.A. Times Book Prizes Times Book Prizes is a finalist for the 2012 L.A. Arrangements” Award for First Fiction. Art Seidenbaum T42 Page:

1 Edition: LA Zone: Sharp is an award-winning writer who covered Hollywood for the Boston Globe for several years. She has interviewed celebrities and industry figures for Parade, Playboy, Variety and the New York Times. Her dual biography “Mr. and Mrs. Hollywood: Edie and Lew Wasserman and Their Entertainment Empire” garnered excellent reviews. Her most recent book is “Blood Medicine.” SHIPSTEAD MAGGIE & Story Setting Fiction: 10:30 a.m., Norris Theater Saturday, Shipstead was born in 1983 and grew up in Orange County. Her short fiction has appeared in Tin House, VQR, Glimmer Train, the Best American Short Stories and other publications. She is a graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and a recipient of the Stegner Fellowship from Stanford University. Her novel “Seating SUZANNE SELFORS SELFORS SUZANNE & Pics Wit Books: Words, Children’s 3 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 124 Saturday, Selfors lives on an island near Seattle where it rains all the time, which is why she tends to write about cloudy, moss-covered, green places. She’s married, has two kids, and writes books for kids, teens and adults. Her latest release is “Smells Like a Dog.” MARIA SEMPLE & Molly Ringwald Maria Semple Kellogg with Carolyn in Conversation Noon, Davidson Continuing Education Center Sunday, Semple is the author of “This One Is Mine.” Before turning to fiction, she wrote for “Mad About You,” “Ellen” and “Arrested Development.” Her writing has appeared in the New Yorker. Semple tries lives in Seattle, where she teaches fiction, studies poetry and to stay off the Internet. Her latest book is the acclaimed novel, “Where’d You Go, Bernadette?” ANGILEE SHAH & Place Nonfiction: People 3:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 124 Sunday, Shah is a journalist with Public Radio International working in digital and social media. She is the co-editor of “Chinese Characters” and consulting editor to the Journal of Asian Studies. She has spent most of her career writing and editing news about politics and culture, particularly as they collide with Asia. SHARP KATHLEEN Me Everything: Tell Culture in Popular History Oral The 12:30 p.m., Annenberg Auditorium Sunday, Schwartz, an L.A. Times bestselling author, spent years as director Times bestselling author, spent Schwartz, an L.A. Schwartz’s for filmmaker Wolfgang Petersen. of development journey and “Beat,” follow the dysfunctional novels, “Boulevard” been optioned by Hayden Glass. The series has of LAPD detective television series. for development as a producer Ben Silverman SCHWARZ CHRISTINA & Strength Struggles Fiction: Hall 101 Taper 12:30 p.m., Sunday, including the Oprah Book Club Schwarz is the author of four novels, raised in rural Wisconsin, she lives pick “Drowning Ruth.” Born and newest book is “The Edge of the in Southern California and her Earth: A Novel.” SEE CAROLYN Well Writing Good: Writing Not Just Hall 101 Taper 3:30 p.m., Sunday, including “There Will Never Be See is the author of many novels Her awards include the Los Another You” and “The Handyman.” in 1993 and a Guggenheim Angeles Times Robert Kirsch Award Fellowship in fiction. She is also the author of “Making a Literary Life” and was a longtime professor of English and writing at UCLA. SEE LISA & Strength Struggles Fiction: Hall 101 12:30 p.m., Taper Sunday, See has brilliantly illuminated the potent bonds of mother love, romantic love and love of country in her beloved New York Times and bestsellers “Snow Flower and the Secret Fan,” “Peony in Love” “Shanghai Girls.” Her most recent novel, “Dreams of Joy,” debuted at the top of the New York Times bestseller list. 04-14-2013 PubDate: y Center g LAAdTab .m., Andrus Gerontolo p Product: STEPHEN JAY SCHWARTZ SCHWARTZ JAY STEPHEN & Spies Secrets Crime Fiction: 12:30 Sunday, BEN SCHWARTZ BEN SCHWARTZ the Story Drawing Novels: Graphic 2 p.m., Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 Saturday, Schwartz has written for Bookforum, the New York Times, Lapham’s Quarterly and the 2012 Oscars. He is the comics editor for the Los Angeles Review of Books. LESLIE SCHWARTZ that Bind Ties The Fiction: Hall 101 4:30 p.m., Taper Saturday, Schwartz is the author of two novels, “Jumping the Green” and “Angels Crest.” “Angels Crest” debuted as a film in 2012. She has published numerous short stories, essays and articles in various national publications including the Los Angeles Times and Poets and Writers. Schwartz is the recipient of many awards and artist grants, and is the founder of the literary magazine, Charlotte. MARISOL SCHULZ Reading) (Family en Familia Leyendo 11:15 a.m., Hoy Stage Saturday, 5 p.m., Hoy Stage Saturday, Book Schulz is director of LéaLA, the Los Angeles Spanish-language Fair. She has over 30 years of experience in the book publishing industry, is a promoter of books and reading, and has a keen a understanding of how reading habits are formed. Schulz holds degree in history from the UNAM. SCHWAB VICTORIA Limits Outer The Fiction: Adult Young 4 p.m., Norris Theater Saturday, Schwab is the author of the young adult novels “The Archived” and “The Near Witch,” as well as several upcoming novels. Schwab suffers from a wicked case of wanderlust, but when she’s not haunting Paris streets or trudging up English hillsides, she can usually be found tucked in the corner of a coffee shop in Nashville, sipping tea and dreaming up monsters. Highlights from the new series series the new from Highlights Netflix by presented Black” New Is the “Orange School for Cinematic Arts, Ray Stark Theatre 12:30 p.m., Saturday, Schilling portrays Piper Chapman in the new Netflix original series “Orange Is the New Black.” Schilling previously starred in “The Lucky One” based on Nicholas Sparks’ bestseller and the ABC primetime series “Mercy.” She most recently appeared in Ben Affleck’s Oscar-winning film “Argo.” Schilling is a graduate of Fordham University. SCHMIDT GARY Fiction: Middle Grade in the Everyday Beauty The 10:30 a.m., Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 Sunday, Schmidt is a professor of English at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Mich. He received both a Newbery Honor and a Printz Honor for “Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy” and a Newbery Honor for lives“The Wednesday Wars.” His newest book is “Okay for Now.” He splitswith his family on a 150-year-old farm in Alto, Mich., where he by. wood, plants gardens, writes and feeds the wild cats that drop Scheuer is a graduate of UCLA and has illustrated more than a of UCLA and has illustrated Scheuer is a graduate books. Her licensed books, cookbooks and activity dozen children’s goods, greeting on puzzles, games, paper artwork has appeared teenage She lives with her husband, their cards and more. in rural and a flock of remarkable individuals daughter, a terrier “ Once Upon a Flock: Life With My Massachusetts. Her first book is Soulful Chickens.” RICHARD SCHICKEL & Beyond – Hollywood Cold War The History: Foundation 11 a.m., Hancock Sunday, for Time and the producer/ Schickel is the longtime film critic documentaries about iconic writer/director of more than 30 many books on film, including film figures. He is the author of and his latest, “Steven Spielberg: “Conversations with Scorsese,” A Retrospective.” SCHILLING TAYLOR 04-09-2013 13:54 Time:

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User: Authors, Speakers & Performers at the Festival at the Performers & Speakers Authors, Feathers & Fur: Cute Animal Tails Animal Tails Cute & Fur: Feathers 3:30 p.m., Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 Saturday, LAUREN SCHEUER LAUREN Saturday, 3 p.m., Hoffman Hall Saturday, Scheer has built a reputation for strong social and political writing over his 30 years as a journalist. His columns appear in newspapers across the country and his in-depth interviews have made headlines. He is currently editor in chief of Truthdig and a clinical professor of communications at the USC’s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. He can be heard on KCRW’s “Left, Right and Center.” Saturday, Noon, Taper Hall 101 Noon, Taper Saturday, Cartoon the Political of Role The ROBERT SCHEER ROBERT Disunion American Events: Current Sunday, 3 p.m., Ronald Tutor Campus Center 3 p.m., Ronald Tutor Sunday, Scalzi is the author of several novels including his massively successful debut “Old Man’s War” and the New York Times bestsellers “The Last Colony,” “Fuzzy Nation” and “Redshirts.” He has won a John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer and the Hugo Award for “Your Hate Mail Will Be Graded,” a collection of essays from his blog, Whatever. He lives in Ohio with his wife and daughter. JOHN SCALZI JOHN SCALZI in Conversation John Scalzi Kadrey with Richard Children’s Books: Words, Wit & Pics & Pics Wit Books: Words, Children’s 3 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 124 Saturday, of Santat is the author/illustrator of “Sidekicks” and the illustrator the “The Imaginary Veterinary: The Sasquatch Escape.” He is also in creator of the Disney animated hit “The Replacements.” He lives Southern California with his wife, two kids and various pets. DAN SANTAT SANTAT DAN Sunday, 3 p.m., Norris Theater Sunday, Sands began her writing journey in 1995 and sold her ﬁrst novel, “Chance in a Million,” in 1998. To date, she has sold 16 books, writing both Silhouette Desire and Harlequin Historical novels. Presently, she heads the Ask an Author program for the Orange County Chapter of Romance Writers of America, where she is an active member. CHARLENE SANDS CHARLENE SANDS Body Heat Fiction: Saltzman is the mother of late author/artist David Saltzman, whose Saltzman is the mother of late author/artist David Saltzman, popular children’s book, “The Jester Has Lost His Jingle,” was as published posthumously. The bestseller has just been released this a bilingual English-Spanish edition, and she will be joined for a reading on the Hoy Stage by Dr. Mauricio Heilbron, Jr. (“Dr. Mo”), lifelong friend of David Saltzman. Saturday, 12:30 p.m., Hoy Stage Saturday, 2: p.m., Hoy Stage Sunday, BARBARA SALTZMAN BARBARA His Jingle”/ Has Lost Jester “The Su Gracia” Ha Perdido Bufon “El Saturday, 3:30 p.m., Hoy Stage 3:30 p.m., Saturday, of Culture Clash and, along with Salinas is an original member more than a dozen plays and his CC collaborators, has written across the U.S. This critically played over 5,000 shows on stages unsparingly dissects the many acclaimed performance troupe merge in the U.S. melting pot. different cultures that clash and and raised in San Francisco, where Salinas was born in El Salvador State University. he graduated from San Francisco RIC SALINAS OF CULTURE CLASH CLASH OF CULTURE RIC SALINAS and Performance Readings Saturday, Noon, Poetry Stage Saturday, Palace of of the poetry collection “The Saito is the author of the Benjamin Saltman Contemplating Departure,” winner poetry has been anthologized by Award from Red Hen Press. Her it has also appeared in Virginia Helen Vendler and Ishmael Reed; Pleiades. Quarterly Review, Ninth Letter and Reading from from Reading Departure” Contemplating of Palace “The BRYNN SAITO SAITO BRYNN

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Times Staake has authored and/or illustrated over 50 books, including Steinberg is an award-winning arts journalist who has HOLLY GOLDBERG SLOAN First Fiction Book Prize in 2010, and “The Forgetting Tree.” Her “The Donut Chef,” “Hello Robots,” “Look a Book,” “This Is Not published articles in the San Diego Union-Tribune, Dance Young Adult Fiction: Call Me, Maybe? stories have appeared in the Sun, StoryQuarterly, Confrontation and a Pumpkin” and “Pets Go Pop.” The New York Times named Magazine, the Los Angeles Times and elsewhere. She is also the Sunday, Noon, Seeley G. Mudd 123 Gulf Coast. Her work has twice been listed in the 100 Distinguished Staake’s “The Red Lemon” one of the 10 best illustrated books author of five mystery novels. She has taught at the University Sloan has written many successful feature fi lms, including “Angels Stories in “The Best American Short Stories” and nominated for the of 2006. Staake’s New Yorker cover, “Reflections,” which of California, San Diego, and at San Diego State University. Her in the Outfi eld” and “Made in America.” Her fi rst novel for young Pushcart Prize. commemorates Obama’s 2008 election, is the most popular latest book is “The Tin Horse.” adults, “I’ll Be There,” received numerous honors including a New Yorker cover of all time. His latest book “Bluebird” is Children’s Literature Council of Southern California Award for YA REBECCA SOLNIT available now. JOHN STEPHENS Fiction. Her next book, “Counting by 7’s” will be published in August. Memoir: Close to the Bone “The Fire Chronicle” Saturday, 2 p.m., Taper Hall 201 JERRY STAHL Saturday, 1 p.m., Target Children’s Stage ROBIN SLOAN Solnit is the best-selling author of many books and articles for Fiction: Looking for Trouble Stephens is the author of the New York Times bestsellers “The Fiction From the 22nd Century which she has received numerous awards. In 2003 she won the Saturday, 1:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 124 Emerald Atlas” and “The Fire Chronicle.” Stephens’ “The Books Saturday, 12:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 123 National Book Critics Circle Award for “River of Shadows.” Her next Stahl, editor of the “Heroin Chronicles,” is the author of six of Beginning” series tells the gripping story of three young Sloan grew up in Michigan and now splits his time between San book, “The Faraway Nearby,” will be published in June. books, including “Permanent Midnight” (made into a movie siblings who set out to save their family and wind up having to Francisco and the Internet. His novel “Mr. Penumbra’s 24-hour starring Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson), “I, Fatty” and “Pain save the world. Previously, Stephens has worked in television Bookstore” is a fi nalist for the 2012 Los Angeles Times Book Prizes AMY SPALDING Killers.” Stahl has worked extensively in film and television. with credits to “Gossip Girl,” “Gilmore Girls” and “The O.C.” Art Seidenbaum Award for First Fiction. Young Adult Fiction: Most recently, he wrote “Hemingway & Gellhorn,” starring Clive Owen and Nicole Kidman, for HBO. JIM STERBA DIANE SMITH Guffaws & Giggles Sunday, 1:30 p.m., YA Stage History: The Long Green View History: The Long Green View Spalding grew up outside of St. Louis. She now lives in Los Angeles ANN REDISCH STAMPLER Saturday, 12:30 p.m., Hancock Foundation Saturday, 12:30 p.m., Hancock Foundation with two cats and a dog. She works in marketing and does a lot of Young Adult Friction Sterba has been a foreign correspondent and national affairs Smith, a historian and writer, is the author of two award-winning improv. “The Reece Malcolm List” is her fi rst novel. Saturday, 3:30 p.m., YA Stage reporter for more than four decades for the New York Times novels: “Letters from Yellowstone” and “Pictures from an Stampler makes her YA debut with “Where It Began.” She is the and then the Wall Street Journal. He is the author of “Frankie’s Expedition.” She recently completed “Fine Specimens,” a history MATTHEW SPECKTOR author of several picture books, including “The Rooster Prince Place” and “Nature Wars,” a 2012 L.A. Times Book Prize Finalist of early wildlife management in Yellowstone National Park. Smith Fiction: Inside Hollywood of Breslov,” which have been an Aesop Accolade winner, Sydney in Current Interest. lives in Missoula, Montana. Sunday, Noon, Norris Theater Taylor notable books, a National Jewish Book Awards finalist and winner and Bank Street Best Books of the Year. Stampler KAREN STERNHEIMER MARK HASKELL SMITH Specktor is the author of the novels “American Dream Machine” and “That Summertime Sound,” as well as a nonfi ction book about lives in Los Angeles. From the Front Lines of the Culture Wars Current Events: Legalizing Mary Jane the motion picture “The Sting.” His writing has appeared (or is Saturday, 3:30 p.m., Hancock Foundation Sunday, 3:30 p.m., Hancock Foundation forthcoming) in Paris Review, the Believer, Tin House, Black Clock CRAIG STANFORD Sternheimer is a sociologist at the University of Southern Smith is the author of four novels, “Moist,” “Delicious,” “Salty,” and Salon, among other publications. He is a founding member of Sustainability in a Global Economy California. She writes about media and society and is the and “Baked.” A new novel, “Raw,” is due in March 2014. He’s the Los Angeles Review of Books. Sunday, Noon, Hoffman Hall author of four books, including “Connecting Social Problems currently writing the nonfi ction “Naked at Lunch,” a history of Stanford is a renowned authority on the behavior of the great and Popular Culture: Why Media is Not the Answer” and nudism. Smith is an assistant professor in the MFA program for NICOLE SPERLING apes and on human origins. He is professor of biological “Celebrity Culture and the American Dream: Stardom and Social writing at the University of California, Riverside, Palm Desert sciences and anthropology and director of the Jane Goodall Mobility.” She has contributed to the New York Times, the Los Graduate Center. “Heart of Dankness,” a journalistic trip through Mortal Instruments on Page & Screen: Research Center at USC and is the author of 15 books and more Angeles Times, the Huffington Post and more. marijuana subculture, was published last year. Cassandra Clare & Harald Zwart Interviewed by Nicole Sperling than 120 articles. 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Latin America and is a frequent guest on TV and radio. DEANNE STILLMAN LOS ANGELES TIMES | MARTIN J. SMITH Saturday, 3 p.m., Bovard Auditorium Nonﬁ ction: Violence on the Page Nonﬁ ction: A Singular Passion Sperling is an entertainment writer for the Los Angeles Times. Prior KEVIN STARR Saturday, 2 p.m., Hancock Foundation Saturday, 1:30 p.m., Andrus Gerontology Center to her work at The Times she worked for Entertainment Weekly, the Kevin Starr in Conversation Stillman’s latest book, “Desert Reckoning,” based on an award- Smith, a veteran journalist and magazine editor, has won more than Hollywood Reporter and Red Herring magazine. She is a graduate of UC Santa Barbara in English and psychology. with William Deverell winning Rolling Stone piece, was named a Southwest Book of 50 newspaper and magazine writing awards. A former senior editor Saturday, Noon, Davidson Continuing Education Center of the Los Angeles Times Magazine, Smith currently is editor-in-chief the Year. Her previous books include “Mustang,” an L.A. Times Starr is a professor of history at USC. His “Americans and the of Orange Coast, the market-leading monthly magazine of Orange BOB SPITZ Best Book of 2008, and “Twentynine Palms,” an L.A. Times Best California Dream” series earned him the National Medal for the County. His book “The Wild Duck Chase,” about the Federal Duck Biography: American Icons, Book of 2001, which Hunter Thompson called “A strange and Humanities and a Guggenheim fellowship, among other awards. Stamp Contest and the strange and wonderful world of competitive Complicated Heroes brilliant story by an important American writer.” She teaches His book “Golden Dreams” won the 2009 Los Angeles Times duck painting, was published in 2012. Saturday, 12:30 p.m., Norris Theater nonfiction at the UC Riverside-Palm Desert MFA Low Residency Spitz is the award-winning author of “The Beatles,” “Dearie,” Book Prize in History. Starr is the recipient of the 2012 Los Creative Writing program.

RJ SMITH and seven other nonfiction books and a screenplay. His articles Angeles Times Robert Kirsch Award for lifetime achievement. appear regularly in magazines and newspapers, including the MARGARET STOHL www.latimes.com Biography: American Icons, Complicated Heroes CHRIS STEDMAN Saturday, 12:30 p.m., Norris Theater New York Times Magazine, the Washington Post, Rolling Stone Writing for Teens and Tweens: Sagas and Series Inner Self: Faith & Gay Identity Smith has been a senior editor at Los Angeles magazine, a and O, The Oprah Magazine. Saturday, 2 p.m., Annenberg Auditorium contributor to Blender, a columnist for the Village Voice, a staff Saturday, 3 p.m., Ronald Tutor Campus Center Stohl is the coauthor of the “Beautiful Creatures” series, the writer for Spin and has written for GQ, the New York Times THE SQUEEGEES Stedman is the assistant humanist chaplain at Harvard most recent of which is “Beautiful Redemption.” She has also Magazine and Men’s Vogue. His most recent book, “The One: The “Meet the SqueeGees” University, emeritus managing director of state of formation at written the forthcoming young adult novel “Icons,” the first Life and Music of James Brown,” is a ﬁ nalist for the 2012 Los Musical Act the Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue and author of “Faitheist: book in the Icons series. She earned a master’s in English Angeles Times Book Prize for Biography. Saturday, 4:30 p.m., Target Children’s Stage How an Atheist Found Common Ground with the Religious.” He from Stanford and studied creative writing under the late poet The SqueeGees provide an irresistibly playful musical adventure for is the founder of the first blog dedicated to exploring atheist- George MacBeth.

CHRISTINE SNEED the entire family and present catchy songs that allow kids to learn interfaith engagement, NonProphet Status, and writes for CNN, 2013 14, APRIL SUNDAY, • • Fiction: The Home Front about nutrition, nature, movement, eco-consciousness and animal MSNBC, the Rumpus and the Advocate, among others. SUSAN STRAIGHT Saturday, 3:30 p.m., Annenberg Auditorium welfare, all while having a blast! Their CDs have been stocked Fiction: Dearest Mommies Sneed’s fi rst book, “Portraits of a Few of the People I’ve Made Cry,” on the shelves at Target and are now available at selected Whole JAMES M. STEELE Sunday, 2 p.m., Taper Hall 101 was a fi nalist for the 2010 L.A. Times Book Prize for First Fiction. Foods stores in Los Angeles. Sustainability in a Global Economy Straight is the author of eight novels, including “Take One Her second book, “Little Known Facts,” is a novel about a family in Sunday, Noon, Hoffman Hall Candle Light a Room” and the National Book Award finalist Hollywood. She lives in Evanston, Ill., and teaches for Northwestern DAVID ST. JOHN Steele is a professor at the University of Southern California “Highwire Moon.” Her short stories have won an Edgar Award University’s and Pacifi c University’s graduate writing programs. Poetry Matters: School of Architecture. and an O. Henry Award. Her newest release is “Between Heaven Public Sorrow and Private Grief and Here,” the final book in the Rio Seco Trilogy. LEMONY SNICKET Saturday, 12:30 p.m., Annenberg Auditorium HEIDY STEIDLMAYER Lemony Snicket & Jon Klassen, Reading from “The Auroras” Reading from “Fowling Piece: Poems” P.G. STURGES “The Dark” Saturday, 3 p.m., Poetry Stage Saturday, 5 p.m., Poetry Stage Crime Fiction: Saturday, 5 p.m., Target Children’s Stage St. John is the author of 10 collections of poetry, including “Study Steidlmayer’s poems have appeared in Poetry, TriQuarterly, And Another Thing – Stories in Series Snicket has been accused of leaving his readers in the dark. He is for the World’s Body,” nominated for the National Book Award Ploughshares, Literary Imagination, Michigan Quarterly Review Sunday, 1:30 p.m., Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 the author of “Who Could That Be at This Hour?,” the fi rst book in a in Poetry, and, most recently “The Auroras.” St. John has been and elsewhere. Steidlmayer is the recipient of the J. Howard and Sturges was born in Hollywood. He has worked as a submarine new series, “All the Wrong Questions”; the 13 volumes in “A Series honored with both the Rome Prize Fellowship and the Award in Barbara M.J. Wood Prize for Poetry and a Rona Jaffe Writers’ sailor, a Christmas-tree farmer, an optical metrologist, a writer of Unfortunate Events”; “13 Words”; and several other alarming Literature from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Award. She is the author of a book of poems, “Fowling Piece,” and a musician. He is the author of “Angel’s Gate,” “Shortcut books. He was last seen in a dimly lit area. Letters. He is a professor of English at USC. winner of the 2013 Kate Tufts Discovery Award. Man” and “Tribulations of a Shortcut Man.” T43

C M Y K Color: USC SIRENS Music Performance A Cappella 3:10 p.m., USC Stage Sunday, and The USC Sirens are the University of Southern California’s first only all-female a cappella group. They were formed in October of 1997 and have recorded five albums. VANKIN DEBORAH Nonfiction: A Singular Passion 1:30 p.m., Andrus Gerontology Center Saturday, Vankin is a staff writer for the Los Angeles Times, where she covers art and culture, entertainment and nightlife. Prior to that, she launched and served as editor in chief of Metromix LA and Brand X. She is the author of the graphic novel “Poseurs.” NIA VARDALOS Mom,” “Instant of Author by Interviewed Cohen Alex Stage 11 a.m., Los Angeles Times Sunday, Vardalos is the Academy Award- and Golden Globe-nominated actress and writer of “My Big Fat Greek Wedding.” Born and raised in Canada, Vardalos now resides in Los Angeles with her husband, their daughter and many pets. She is the author of “Instant Mom.” VELASCO SHERRY and Lesbians: Maps Plants, Modern Culture in Early Explorations 4:30 p.m., Hoffman Hall Saturday, Velasco is the author of four books including “Lesbians in Early Modern Spain.” She is professor of Spanish and Portuguese and gender studies at the University of Southern California. Musical Performance Performance Musical 10 a.m., USC Stage Sunday, of musicians was founded in 1880, a group Shortly after USC Trojan Marching form what would become the came together to the band spirit organization on campus, Band. Now the largest at USC and is students from nearly every major features over 300 of the university, with over a prominent and visible representative 350 engagements per year. KENNETH TURAN Me Everything: Tell Culture in Popular History Oral The Annenberg Auditorium 12:30 p.m., Sunday, Los Angeles Times for more than Turan has been film critic at the “Morning Edition.” His most 10 years and a contributor to NPR’s Papp, the Public and the Greatest recent book is “Free for All: Joe is the director of the Los Angeles Theater Story Ever Told.” Turan Times Book Prizes. VERONIQUE DE TURENNE Animal Tails Cute & Fur: Feathers 3:30 p.m., Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 Saturday, De Turenne is a journalist, book critic and photographer and of former Los Angeles Times writer. She’s the author of “The Port Los Angeles: An Illustrated History” and coeditor of “The Devil’s Punchbowl: A Cultural & Geographic Map of California.” She writes the blog “Here in Malibu” about her hometown. L. ULIN DAVID Ulin is the Los Angeles Times’ book critic. He is the author of “The Myth of Solid Ground: Earthquakes, Prediction and the Fault Line Between Reason and Faith” and the editor of “Another City” and “Writing Los Angeles,” which won a 2002 California Book Award. His most recent book is “The Lost Art of Reading.” URBAN LINDA Fiction: Middle Grade in the Everyday Beauty The 10:30 a.m., Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 Sunday, Urban, the former marketing director at Vroman’s Bookstore in is Pasadena, now writes children’s books full time. Her latest book Was “The Center of Everything” and previous titles include “Mouse Mad” and “A Crooked Kind of Perfect.” Fiction: The Social Novel Novel Social The Fiction: Noon, Seeley G. Mudd 124 Saturday, Culture of Culture Nonfiction: The 1:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 123 Sunday, T44 Page: 1 Edition: LA Zone: TRIO ELLAS TRIO ELLAS Performance Mariachi Musical Contemporary 12:50 p.m., USC Stage Saturday, Trio Ellas is a female power trio making music somewhere between traditional mariachi and classic romantic trio with a fresh contemporary twist. They have lent their skill to recordings for artists such as Benjamin Gibbard and Lady GaGa and have performed live with myriad artists ranging from Cristian Castro to Mariachi El Bronx. In September 2012, their debut album “Con Ustedes ... Trio Ellas” was nominated for a Latin Grammy. MARCHING BAND TROJAN Kickoff Festival 10 a.m., USC Stage Saturday, Sunday, 3:30 p.m., Andrus Gerontology Center Sunday, Toutonghi’s second novel, “Evel Knievel Days,” was published in Summer 2012. Toutonghi has won a Pushcart Prize and a Fulbright Grant to Latvia. His work has appeared in the New York Times, Sports Illustrated, Five Chapters, Granta, Zoetrope and numerous other periodicals. He teaches at Lewis and Clark College. TRAVERS STEVEN Sports & Sports Writing Fire: Balls of Great 10:30 a.m., Norris Theater Sunday, He Travers is a USC graduate and ex-professional baseball player. is the author of over 20 books including “Barry Bonds: Baseball’s Superman,” “The USC Trojans: College Football’s All-Time Greatest Dynasty,” “One Night, Two Teams: Alabama vs. USC and the Game that Changed the Nation” and his latest release, “The Poet: The Life and Los Angeles Times of Jim Murray.” TREMBLAY PAUL Trouble for Looking Fiction: 1:30, Seeley G. Mudd 124 Saturday, Tremblay is the author of two narcoleptic private detective novels, “The Little Sleep” and “No Sleep Till Wonderland,” and the novel “Swallowing a Donkey’s Eye.” He is the coeditor of four anthologies on including “Creatures: Thirty Years of Monster Stories.” He is also the board of directors for the Shirley Jackson Awards. TREUER DAVID Matter? Race Does Color of as a Writer Publishing Noon, Hoffman Hall Saturday, Identity American Writing Hall 201 3:30 p.m., Taper Saturday, Treuer is the author of “Rez Life: An Indian’s Journey Through Reservation Life,” as well as three novels: “Little,” “The Hiawatha” and “The Translation of Dr. Appeles,” and “Native American Fiction: A User’s Manuel,” a book of essays. He divides his time between Los Angeles and Leech Lake Reservation in Minnesota. Tobin is a professor in the Department of Integrative Biology in the Department of Integrative Tobin is a professor Los Angeles. His at the University of California, and Physiology to study the molecular and cellular techniques laboratory uses neurons and degeneration of GABA-producing function, regulation spinal cord. in the brain and SIMON TOFIELD Animal Tails Cute & Fur: Feathers Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 3:30 p.m., Saturday, Cat in Kitten Chaos,” is an Tofield, author/illustrator of “Simon’s and director at Tandem Films award-winning illustrator, animator his first kitten, a stray in London. At the age of 9, he received has had cats ever since. His rescued from a farmer’s barn. He garnered hundreds of millions of “Simon’s Cat” short films have been international bestsellers. views and the book versions have KAREN TONGSON Culture Pop of Politics and the Sex Gender, Hall 3 p.m., Hoffman Sunday, of English and gender studies at Tongson is associate professor Queer Suburban Imaginaries.” USC and the author of “Relocations: Tongson’s new book project, “Empty Orchestra: Karaoke. Critical. Apparatus.” critiques prevailing paradigms of originality and imitation in aesthetics and critical theory, while exploring karaoke cultures, technologies, techniques and desires. TOUTONGHI PAULS Stories Immigrant Fiction: 04-14-2013 PubDate: G. Mudd 124 y LAAdTab , 10:30 a.m., Seele y Product: ALLAN TOBIN ALLAN TOBIN Science Big Saturda Fiction From the 22nd Century Century the 22nd From Fiction 12:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 123 Saturday, Timberg is a former L.A. Times arts and culture writer, sometime New York Times and GQ contributor, the coeditor of “The Misread City: New Literary Los Angeles” and an enthusiast of film, wine, indie rock, retro culture, archtop guitars and California history. TOBAR HÉCTOR Identity American Writing Hall 201 3:30 p.m., Taper Saturday, in Conversation Kincaid Jamaica Tobar with Héctor 1:30 p.m., Davidson Continuing Education Center Sunday, Stories Unheard Fiction: 3 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 123 Sunday, Tobar writes for the Los Angeles Times books section and was part of the writing team that won a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of the 1992 riots. He is the author of “The Tattooed Soldier,” “Translation Nation” and most recently “The Barbarian Nurseries,” a New York Times Notable Book. Saturday, 10 a.m., Poetry Stage Saturday, Thompson’s first manuscript, “Beg No Pardon,” won the Perugia New Press Book Award and the Great Lakes Colleges Association’s Writers Award. Her work has appeared in numerous publications including Spillway where she serves as Reviews & Essays Editor. be Thompson’s latest manuscript, “Start With a Small Guitar,” will published in the fall of 2013. THOMSON DAVID Tales Hollywood Telling History: 2:30 p.m., Norris Theater Saturday, Thomson, renowned as one of the great living authorities on the “The movies, is the author of many books, including most recently a Big Screen: The Story of the Movies.” His recent books include biography of Nicole Kidman and “The Whole Equation: A History of Hollywood.” Born in London, he now lives in San Francisco. TIMBERG SCOTT MIKE THOMAS MIKE THOMAS Me Everything: Tell Culture in Popular History Oral The 12:30 p.m., Annenberg Auditorium Sunday, Thomas, a longtime features writer for the Chicago Sun-Times, authored the critically acclaimed oral history “The Second City Unscripted: Revolution and Revelation at the World-Famous Comedy Theater.” His work has also appeared in Esquire, Playboy, Smithsonian and Salon. His next book is a biography of the late “Saturday Night Live” and “NewsRadio” actor Phil Hartman. THOMPSON LYNNE a Small Guitar” With “Start from Reading and “Beg No Pardon” JOHNNY TEMPLE JOHNNY TEMPLE Blood Fresh Publishing: Science Center 101 5 p.m., Salvatori Computer Saturday, & Visions Sounds Nonfiction: Hall 201 3 p.m., Taper Sunday, of Akashic Books, an award-winning, Temple is the publisher dedicated to publishing Brooklyn-based independent company In addition to past literary fiction and political nonfiction. Queen Award in 2013 and is accolades, Temple won the Ellery Brooklyn Book Festival. He also one of the main organizers of the Against Boys, which has toured plays bass guitar in the band Girls released numerous albums. extensively across the globe and TERRIS SUSAN Yesterday: of “Ghost from Reading Poems” & Selected New Poetry Stage 10 a.m., Saturday, New & Selected Poems,” was Terris’ book, “Ghost of Yesterday: Press. She is the author of six published in 2013 by Marsh Hawk and three artists’ books. Her journal books of poetry, 14 chapbooks Review, Field and Ploughshares. publications include the Southern She is the editor of Spillway magazine and a poetry editor for Pedestal magazine and In Posse Review.

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User: Authors, Speakers & Performers at the Festival at the Performers & Speakers Authors, Saturday, 3 p.m., Hoffman Hall Saturday, Telnaes’ animated editorial cartoons are posted every Monday, Wednesday and Friday on the Washington Post’s website. She attended Cal Arts and graduated with a BA, specializing in character animation. Before beginning her career as an editorial cartoonist, Telnaes worked as a designer for Walt Disney Imagineering. She is the recipient of numerous awards including a Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning. ANN TELNAES Cartoon the Political of Role The Teague is an award-winning author and illustrator whose books include the “How Do Dinosaurs” series written by Jane Yolen; his “Dear Mrs. LaRue” series; “Firehouse!”; and his first novel for middle-grade readers, “The Doom Machine.” His newest picture book, “The Three Little Pigs and the Somewhat Bad Wolf,” is a hilarious retelling of the classic fairytale. Mark lives in New York State with his wife and their two daughters. “The Three Little Pigs and the Somewhat Bad Wolf” Bad and the Somewhat Pigs Little Three “The Stage Children’s 12:30 p.m., Target Sunday, MARK TEAGUE MARK TEAGUE Saturday, 11 a.m., Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 Saturday, Tayman is the founder and CEO of Byliner, a digital publishing company that produces compelling works of original fiction and nonfiction written to be read in a single sitting. The companion website, Byliner.com, features curated archives of the best fiction and nonfiction writing. His best-selling nonfiction book “The Colony” was a 2006 finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Prize. JOHN TAYMAN JOHN TAYMAN Nuts to Soup from Publishing Saturday, 3:30 p.m., Annenberg Auditorium Saturday, Taylor, literary editor of the Chicago Tribune, is coauthor (with Adam Cohen) of “American Pharaoh: Mayor Richard J. Daley, His Battle for Chicago and the Nation.” Former chair of Pulitzer Prize is juries and past president of the National Book Critics Circle, she visiting professor at Mount Holyoke College. ELIZABETH TAYLOR TAYLOR ELIZABETH Home Front The Fiction: History: Telling Hollywood Tales Tales Hollywood Telling History: 2:30 p.m., Norris Theater Saturday, Talbot is a staff writer at the New Yorker magazine and the author of “The Entertainer: Movies, Magic and My Father’s Twentieth Century.” She was formerly a contributing writer at the New York is Times magazine and executive editor of the New Republic and the recipient of a Whiting Writer’s Award. MARGARET TALBOT TALBOT MARGARET Swensen’s books include “Goest,” “Try,” which won the New American Poetry Series Award, and “Ours,” a 2008 Los Angeles Times Book Prize Finalist. She is a contributing editor for American Letters and Commentary. Her newest book, “Gravesend,” is a finalist for the 2012 Los Angeles Times Book Prize in Poetry. Reading from “Gravesend” “Gravesend” from Reading 12:30 p.m., Poetry Stage Saturday, Poetry in the Moment Poetry 10:30 a.m., Andrus Gerontology Center Saturday, COLE SWENSEN COLE SWENSEN Saturday, 1:20 p.m., Los Angeles Times Stage Los Angeles Times 1:20 p.m., Saturday, Night Live” from 1990 toSweeney was a cast member of “Saturday several critically acclaimed one- 1994. She has written and performed Ha!,” which played on Broadwaywoman shows, including “God Said Family Way,” which appearedand was made into a film; “In the God,” which was performed Off- Off-Broadway; and “Letting Go of She lives outside of Chicago. Broadway and made into a film. JULIA SWEENEY JULIA SWEENEY Thing, Not One “If It’s of Author Mother” Your It’s Sweeney’s “How to Live on Bread and Music” received the Jamesto Live on Bread and Music” received Sweeney’s “How and the Perugiafrom the Academy of American Poets Laughlin Award Her first book, nominated for the Poets’ Prize. Press Prize and was Rag Poetry Award. The recipient“Salt Memory,” won the Main Street been published widely in literaryof a Pushcart Prize, her poems have Review and Poetry Daily. journals including American Poetry Reading from “How to Live on Bread & Music” on Bread Live to “How from Reading 10 a.m., Poetry Stage Sunday, JENNIFER K. SWEENEY K. SWEENEY JENNIFER

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Mudd 124 High School and Los Angeles Community College. Williams is a contributing editor at Outside magazine, and OSCAR VILLALON HENRY WEINSTEIN her articles and essays have been widely anthologized. Fiction: Immigrant Stories MARGARET WAPPLER Current Events: Today’s Dangerous World “Breasts” was named a finalist for the 2011 Columbia/Nieman Sunday, 3:30 p.m., Andrus Gerontology Center Fiction: Inside Hollywood Sunday, Noon, Ronald Tutor Campus Center Lukas Work-in-Progress Award and is a finalist for the 2012 Villalon is the managing editor of Zyzzyva. His work has appeared Sunday, Noon, Norris Theater Weinstein was a reporter for the Los Angeles Times for 30 L.A. Times Book Prize in Science & Technology. She lives in in Black Clock, the Believer, VQR, the Los Angeles Times, the San Wappler wrote about arts and culture for the Los Angeles Times years, covering law, labor and politics. During those years, he Washington, DC. Francisco Chronicle, NPR.org and elsewhere. A book critic for for seven years, and has also been published in Rolling Stone, the received numerous awards, including a John B. Oaks Award KQED’s “The California Report,” he lives in San Francisco with his Believer, LA Weekly and Da.m.E, where she now works as an editor. for Environmental Reporting. Weinstein now teaches law and MARTY WILLIAMS wife, food writer Mary Ladd, and their son. Her fiction has appeared in Black Clock and Joyland Retro, among journalism at UC Irvine’s School of Law. Emcee, Poetry Stage other places. She lives in Los Angeles, where she is finishing a Williams is the author of “Other Medicines” and coeditor of How FRANK VIVA novel about environmentalism and suburbia. ROLLIE WELCH Much Earth: The Fresno Poets. His poetry and essays have appeared Children’s Books: Dynamically Drawn Stories Middle Grade Fiction: in The Measured Word: On Poetry and Science, the Chattahoochee Sunday, 12:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 124 MELANIE WARNER The Beauty in the Everyday Review, the Alehouse Review, TheScreamOnline.com, the Best of Viva is an award-winning illustrator and graphic designer. Creator The State of the Plate: Sunday, 10:30 a.m., Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 the Prose Poem and elsewhere. He teaches creative writing and of artwork for the Los Angeles Times’ 2013 Festival of Books, Viva Out of the Factory, Into the Field Welch is the collection manager at the Cleveland Public Library and contemporary literature at Valdosta State University. has created illustrations that have appeared in the New York Saturday, 2 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 123 a longtime member of YALSA’s Best Books Committee and Quick Times, on the cover of the New Yorker, on scaffolding surrounding a Warner is a freelance journalist who writes about the food industry. Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers. ANTOINE WILSON library and on the illustrated stationery produced by his company, Her book on processed food, “Pandora’s Lunchbox,” was published Fiction: Whigby. But ever since publishing his first picture book, “Along a in February. She has worked as a reporter for the New York Times, a BEN WELSH Novel Narrators Long Road,” making books is his favorite thing to do. senior writer at Fortune magazine and a blogger for CBSNews.com. Why Should You Care About the L.A. Mayor’s Race? Sunday, Noon, Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 Warner lives in Boulder with her husband and their two boys. Sunday, 12:30 p.m., Los Angeles Times Booth #60 Wilson is the author of the novels “Panorama City” and “The NED VIZZINI Welsh is a senior digital editor, data at The Times. He has been Interloper,” as well as a contributing editor to the literary Chris Columbus & Ned Vizzini, Authors of “House JEFFREY WASSERSTROM a database producer at the paper since 2007. He develops news magazine A Public Space. He lives and surfs in Los Angeles. of Secrets,” in Conversation with Rebecca Keegan Nonfiction: People & Place applications and conducts analysis for reporting projects. Saturday, Noon, Ronald Tutor Campus Center Sunday, 3:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 124 LEE WIND Vizzini is the best-selling author of several acclaimed young- Wasserstrom is the author of “China in the 21st Century: What ANDREW WESSELS Pictures on the Page: adult books including “It’s Kind of a Funny Story” and “The Other Everyone Needs to Know” and coeditor of “Chinese Characters: Profiles The Offending Adam: Readings & Performance The Art of Children’s Books Normals.” He has written for the New York Times, Salon and the L of Fast-Changing Lives in a Fast-Changing Land.” He has written for Sunday, 4:30 p.m., Poetry Stage Sunday, 2 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 124 Magazine. In television he has written for ABC and for MTV’s “Teen many periodicals, including the Los Angeles Times, Time, the TLS and Wessels is editor in chief of The Offending Adam, an online journal Wind is the head of the SCBWI Team Blog and the official Wolf.” His newest book, coauthored with Chris Columbus, is “House the Huffington Post. He is Chancellor’s Professor of History at UC Irvine with the best in new writing, essays on poetics, book reviews and blogger for SCBWI. His blog, “I’m Here. I’m Queer. What the Hell of Secrets.” and an Asia editor for the Los Angeles Review of Books. feature projects. He splits his time between Istanbul and Los Do I Read?” covers gay teen books, culture and politics and Angeles, where he holds the Joseph R. McCrindle Fellowship from has had over 600,000 visits. He is also the co-regional advisor LOS ANGELES TIMES | DIANA WAGMAN TEDDY WAYNE Poets & Writers. His writing can be found in Volt, the Colorado (along with Sarah Laurenson) of SCBWI - Los Angeles. Fiction: With a Sideways Glance Fiction: Tangled Lives Review, Fence and other publications. Saturday, 3:30 p.m., Seeley G. Mudd 123 Sunday, 1:30 p.m., Norris Theater ANDREW WINER Wagman is the author of four novels. Her second, “Spontaneous,” Wayne is the author of the novels “The Love Song of Jonny DAVID WHARTON Fiction: Novel Narrators won the 2001 PEN West Award for Fiction. Her latest, “The Care & Valentine” and “Kapitoil,” for which he was the winner of a 2011 Great Balls of Fire: Sports & Sports Writing Sunday, Noon, Salvatori Computer Science Center 101 Feeding of Exotic Pets,” is a Barnes & Noble Discover New Authors Whiting Writers’ Award, a New York Public Library Young Lions Sunday, 10:30 a.m., Norris Theater Winer is the author of “The Marriage Artist” and “The Color Choice. Her screenplay, “Delivering Milo,” was produced starring Fiction Award and Dayton Literary Peace Prize. Wayne is a recipient Wharton’s work for the Los Angeles Times has won a range of Midnight Made.” Formerly an artist who wrote art criticism, he Albert Finney. Her stories have been published most recently in of an NEA Creative Writing Fellowship, and his work regularly national awards and has been selected for the Best American teaches at the University of California, Riverside, where he has Conjunctions and the Colorado Review and she is an occasional appears in the New Yorker, the New York Times, Vanity Fair, Sports Writing series. His stories have appeared in magazines such directed the MFA program in creative writing. He is a recipient contributor to the Los Angeles Times. 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Mudd 124 As co-creator and former head writer of “The Daily Show” Stars,” is the original creator of DimeStories, the three-minute- Kirn, Annette Gordon-Reed, Philip Glass, Jim Holt, Max Boot, Mary History: The Cold War – Hollywood & Beyond and Air America Radio co-founder, Winstead is one of the top story reading series that was the inspiration for NPR’s “Three- Beard, Clive James, Alan Ryan, James McCourt and the estate of Sunday, 11 a.m., Hancock Foundation political satirists in America. As a performer, she brought her Minute Fiction.” She was previously a fiction judge for the 2010 James Purdy. He began his career in American publishing in 1978. Wiener is a contributing editor of the Nation and a history professor political wit to “The Daily Show” as a correspondent and, later, PEN/USA Literary Awards. at UC Irvine. 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