Sausalito author John Trauth has penned a treatise on healthy longevity and how to ensure it.

International Booker Prize – and National Book Award – nominated author Vigdis Hjorth latest novel – finally translated into English. As winter approaches in Norway and the daylight dwindles, a chance encounter prompts a novelist to re-examine her past.

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Please join us for a simply Southern gathering with Nashville-inspired fare, cocktails, music and all the trimmings to commemorate Dolly Parton’s legacy. A conversation and book-signing with the author about her courageous journey and cooking around the world. A gorgeous book with with stories, photographs, and over 100 recipes, Truly a kitchen keepsake.

In conversation with former Senate Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg

Join BAIT for (another!) all-star reading at the Sausalito Public Library. Our featured readers are Eirinie Carson (Bloodfire, Baby), Kerry Donoghue (Mouth), aracelis girmay (Green Of All Heads), and Laleh Khadivi (Female Life on Planet Earth). A moderated Q&A with our authors will follow the readings.

Sausalito Books by the Bay will have titles by our authors on hand, and book signings will follow the readings and Q&A.

Attendance is free. Learn more about our authors here, or click the below button to RSVP with the Sausalito Library.

Sausalito Public Library Reading Series

53 Stories of Courage, Strength & Resilience

In conversation with Joan Cox

Sausalito Center for the Arts,

750 Bridgeway, Sausalito

Stop Octopus Farming Showcase film selections, including a short reading by naturalist & author Sy Montgomery from her book The Soul of an Octopus.

An exhibition of octopus‑inspired artwork from international and Bay Area artists. 

A virtual reading and conversation with Shelby Van Pelt, author of Remarkably Bright Creatures.

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Sausalito Books by the Bay

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Proceeds from the event will go toward the development of an animated short film with an award-winning filmmaking team to help stop the world's first commercial industrial farming of octopuses.

Barry Toranto is a Marin County photographer who has exhibited throughout Marin; his work has been nationally published and has won international awards. His Windowscapes series has been recognized for its painterly color, layered visual narratives, and contemplative atmosphere. Barry is a longtime arts advocate who has served on the boards of organizations including Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival and O’Hanlon Center for the Artsallery shows.

Work will be showcased and for sale through July

WINDOWSCAPES

Photography by Barry Toranto