Kepler's Books

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• JUL 28 · 7 p.m.

  Vinita Gupta with Shantanu Narayen

  Vinita Gupta discusses her memoir, tracing her journey from India to America, her startup’s IPO, and her later life as a bridge champion.
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• JUL 29 · 4 p.m.

  Pivotal Moments: A Personal Writing Workshop

  A four-part intensive course in personal essay writing with author Jane Ganahl.
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• JUL 29 · 7 p.m.

  Pria Anand with Shaili Jain and Tanya Maria Luhrmann

  Pria Anand discusses The Mind Electric and how neurology and narrative shape stories about the brain.
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• AUG 4 · 6:30 p.m.

  Valerie Fridland with Matt Abrahams

  Valerie Fridland explores the history, science, and power of accents.
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• AUG 6 · 6 p.m.

  Story Is the Thing

  Four Northern California fiction authors read from debut and latest works, followed by discussion and Q&A.
  Free
• AUG 7 · 5 p.m.

  Elisa Sunga and Cake Picnic

  Elisa Sunga discusses the Cake Picnic phenomenon and her new how-to guide and recipe collection.
  From$22
• AUG 12 · 6 p.m.

  Joseph Ogilvy with James Workman

  Joseph Ogilvy discusses Tin Can Coast, a cautionary tale and paean to California’s marine life and hidden coastal history.
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• AUG 19 · 7 p.m.

  Andrew Sean Greer with Karen Joy Fowler

  Andrew Sean Greer discusses his novel Villa Coco with Karen Joy Fowler.
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• AUG 20 · 7 p.m.

  Bora Lee Reed with Natalie Baszile

  Bora Lee Reed discusses a novel about a family separated and reunited amid love and war in Korea.
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• AUG 21 · 6 p.m.

  Chang-rae Lee with Elaine Castillo

  Chang-rae Lee discusses his coming-of-age novel A Tender Age with Elaine Castillo.
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• AUG 27 · 7 p.m.

  Greg Sarris with Jon Hickey

  Greg Sarris discusses a novel about a Native Pomo woman, curses, love, independence, and healing.
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• SEP 3 · 7 p.m.

  Sona Movsesian

  Sona Movsesian discusses her humorous book about the expectations versus reality of parenthood.
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• SEP 14 · 6 p.m.

  Deep Cuts Book Club: DCBC Comes of Age

  A communal reading series exploring coming of age through works by L. M. Montgomery, Zora Neale Hurston, Betty Smith, and Dodie Smith.
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• SEP 17 · 7 p.m.

  This Is Now With Angie Coiro: Casey Gerald

  Casey Gerald discusses his new book, a survival guide to a society in crisis.
  From$10
• SEP 19 · 11 a.m.

  Books and Bunnies: Alan Barillaro and Dashka Slater

  Award-winning children’s authors Alan Barillaro and Dashka Slater share tales of brave bunnies.
  From$6
• SEP 20 · 4 p.m.

  Charles Hood: Acorns In a Nutshell

  Literary & Poetry Events at Kepler's Books.
  Free
• SEP 21 · 7 p.m.

  Francis Fukuyama

  Francis Fukuyama discusses his personal intellectual memoir tracing five decades of political and intellectual evolution.
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• SEP 28 · 6 p.m.

  Michael Moritz with Adam Lashinsky

  Michael Moritz discusses his family’s Holocaust survival story and the legacy of displacement and otherness.
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• SEP 30 · 7 p.m.

  Kamini Ramani with Judy Estrin and Srinija Srinivasan

  Kamini Ramani discusses her book on leadership lessons from successful women of Indian heritage in American business.
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• OCT 6 · 7 p.m.

  Natalie Baszile with Julia Scheeres

  Natalie Baszile discusses Friends and Family, a novel about two best friends whose beliefs on race, identity, and allyship test their bond.
  From$11