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Carmel Book Festival returning for second year

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By Tom Nolan
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
CARMEL – Several hundred local authors and readers are expected to attend Saturday’s Carmel Book Festival, a revival of last year's Author Faire that the Carmel Chamber of Commerce plans to host annually.
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Mysteries: 'I Hear a New World' by Alan Moore

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By Tom Nolan
| MSN Verified
Dennis Knuckleyard returns in “I Hear a New World” (Bloomsbury, 336 pages, $30) , the latest entry in Alan Moore's series featuring two versions of London: one real, the other fantastical. It is 1958, nine years since Dennis first entered the Great When, an alternate metropolis where the city's historical eras flow past one another in “an exotic carnival of moments.” Dennis, who barely escaped after stumbling into that realm through a hidden portal, hoped never to return.
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Mysteries: ‘I Hear a New World’ by Alan Moore

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By Tom Nolan
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Plus Tiffany Hanssen’s ‘My Name Was Gerry Sass’ and Alessandra Ranelli’s ‘Murder at the Hotel Orient.’ Dennis Knuckleyard returns in “I Hear a New World” (Bloomsbury, 336 pages, $30), the latest entry in Alan Moore’s series featuring two versions of London: one real, the other fantastical.
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