@ Market Block Books

Local poet, Megeen Mulholland will be discussing and signing her newest collection of poetry entitled Orbit.  Celebrating the connection between generations of mothers and children, Mulholland's poetry is described as transformative.

Local journalist and newscaster, John Gray, will be discussing & signing his book, God Needed a Puppy.  This popular book was recently published in hardcover and is a beautifully illustrated and touching story dealing with the loss of a pet.

Sommelier of Deformity is that rare and delightful phenomenon, a novel that is actually funny. Buddy Hayes joins the company of the great a rascal narrators of literature and in the telling of his tale, proves that an over-examined life might just need living. Nick Yetto is a talented storyteller and crafter of characters, and he's just getting started. I can't wait to see what he comes up with next." -- Christopher Moore

Anthony J. Murray will be signing his new book, A Happy Middle.  The story of 16 year old Patrick Thomas focuses on his many challenges and friendships as he navigates the search for a happy middle. 

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at Market Block Books July 1-30
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Do you remember those theaters you used to go BEFORE the multiplex was created? If not you, then your parents might? Here's a stroll through the history of the theaters in and around the Capital Region... Troy, Albany, Schenectady. This is an entertaining history!

Visit with author, Alyn Lewis to hear about his adventure, fantasy novel, Return of the Tolec.

Michele Bell will sign & discuss her new book, A Journey of Unconditional Love: A Love Story Between a Mother and a Son.  This is an personal, inspirational story focusing on the small everyday moments that can help ease the struggle of loss.

Cecile Richards is a national leader for women’s rights and social and economic justice. As President of Planned Parenthood Federation of America and Planned Parenthood Action Fund for more than a decade, Richards has worked to increase affordable access to reproductive health care and to build a healthier and safer world for women and young people.

(This is Anne's debut middle grade novel.)