This fall at Northshire includes Corrigan, Maguire, Palahniuk

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A handful of Northshire Bookstore Saratoga author events for the fall that caught our eye:

September 17: John Scalzi
Award-winning sci-fi author talking about his new book Lock In. 7 pm in store - free

September 20: Maureen Corrigan
Fresh Air book critic in an "Off the Shelf" conversation with WAMC's Joe Donahue about her new book So We Read On. "With rigor, wit, and infectious enthusiasm, Corrigan inspires us to re-experience the greatness of Gatsby and cuts to the heart of why we are, as a culture, 'borne back ceaselessly' into its thrall." 7 pm in store - $28 for one book and one seat / $35 for one book and two seats

September 26: James Howard Kunstler
The urban design critic -- and area resident -- will be talking about A History of the Future, his third "World Made By Hand" book. 7 pm in store - free

September 27: Gregory Maguire
The Wicked author -- and Albany native -- will be talking about his new book Egg and Spoon. 6 pm in store - free

October 16: Cary Elwes
The actor will be in town to talk about his memoir As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of the Princess Bride. Includes a screening of the The Princess Bride plus a conversation with co-author Joe Layden. 5:30 pm at the BowTie Saratoga Springs - tickets go on sale the week of September 8

November 17: Chuck Palahniuk
The author of Fight Club and Choke will be at Skidmore to talk about his new book Beautiful You. 7 pm in Gannett Auditorium at Skidmore - tickets go on sale the week of September 8
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Earlier on AOA: NYS Writers Institute visiting writers fall 2014

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