Sunday, January 24, 2021

may, 2018

31may7:00 pm8:30 pmAnn E. Cannon | I'll Tell You What

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This event is free and open to the public and will take place at the bookshop.

Join author and Salt Lake Tribune columnist Ann Cannon for a reading and signing of her new essay collection, I’ll Tell You What.

Places in the signing line are reserved for those who purchase a copy of I’ll Tell You What from The King’s English.

GET YOUR COPY NOW! Pre-order your signed copy of I’ll Tell You What today, by either calling the store at 801-484-9100 or ordering online. Please specify if you will be attending the event and if you want your book personalized.

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(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

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Here's one from our upcoming Jan/Feb issue out on stands in just a few days. We hope you’ll grab a copy and enjoy every moment of reading it.⁠
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Mary photobombs Lisa Barlow at the premiere party for Real Housewives of Salt Lake. Below is a snippet from Mary's last editor's letter:⁠
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"It’s all a little crazy.⁠
Sometime in 2020, the world stopped making sense for a lot of us. Between one of the ugliest election cycles the U.S. has ever been through and the most mysterious disease most of us have ever experienced, normal was canceled. We can’t get together with friends, hug our loved ones, be in the room with them when they die. But somehow we have to go on, right? Somehow we have to continue to work and love and laugh. This issue of Salt Lake magazine holds a lot of frivolity, the main one being an extremely silly TV show, The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. There I am in a pink fur coat in a car with our cover housewife, Lisa Barlow and her boys."⁠

Pick up our Jan/Feb issue at your local grocer and read the full letter. ❤️
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Link in bio to subscribe. ...

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"The planet we live with and the creatures on it need all kinds of things. Polar bears need presents, tree frogs in the Amazon need gifts, our Utah canyons and our national parks need help."⁠
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Check the link in bio for full write up. ...

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