After a journalist takes an interest in eighty-five-year-old Jean Warner's experience as an enemy code interceptor during World War II, Jean reflects upon her past, which was often challenging and painful.
In Crush Nicholas O’Connell provides a behind-the-scenes look at the daily operations of some of the world’s most prestigious wineries on the West Coast.
In this atmospheric and bewitching novel, Louisa Morgan reimagines the story of Morgan Le Fay, one of the most enigmatic and powerful women in Arthurian legend.
Monday October 13th 7:00 to 8:00
"The Devil Wore White"
A Ghostly Ashland Shakespeare Mystery – Book Two
Join us for the 3rd year of the exciting Ashland Mystery Fest!
Meet mystery author Angela Sanders who will be doing a Mystery Fest pop-up at Bloomsbury Books from 9am – 10am on Friday, Oct. 17th. This is a casual meet-up where you can mingle with festival goers, stock up on Mystery Fest books, and chat with Angela who will be signing!
Hood River author Kathy Watson will be at Bloomsbury Books in Ashland to read from her debut novel, Orphans of the Living. Watson will be joined in conversation by Shirleen Holt of Medford.
At the Ashland Library: Daniel Pollack-Pelzner in a conversation with Barret O'Brien about his new book, Lin-Manuel Miranda: The Education of an Artist
Three local poets will read their original work.
Thursday October 30th 7:00 to 8:00 pm Ambuja Rosen presents her new book Heal Your Mental Disorder: The Doctors' Step-by-Step Program for Conditions from Dementia to Schizophrenia. Readers are invited to join the many thousands of people who have been cured of mental disorders. Ayurveda, the oldest known system of medicine, has been curing people […]
Hear the inspiring story of Dusty Roads—a stewardess, union leader, and one of the first female lobbyists to Congress—whose persistence challenged ageism, sexism, and unfair airline policies, including marriage bans for women only and firing them at age 32
Thursday November 6th 7:00 to 8:00 pm
What if a voice calling herself Our Lady of Chartres told you the world was in trouble? What if she said our only hope is to forgive, and it is up to you to tell the world?
What if you said you're a Methodist and Methodists don't believe in voices?
So she gave you a sign. A really BIG one, What then?