Don't miss the exclusive reading event by best-selling author Olivie Blake, presenting a sneak peek of her upcoming release, JANUARIES. Taking place in Los Angeles at 18604 Ventura Blvd on June 8, 2024, this event promises an enchanting evening filled with captivating stories, insightful Q&A sessions, and book signings. JANUARIES is a compelling collection of short stories and novellas exploring themes of life, death, love, and revenge, offering a unique blend of modified fairytales, contemporary heists, and absurdist poetry. Known for her bestselling works like The Atlas Six and Masters of Death, Olivie Blake continues to delight readers with her imaginative storytelling. Laidrey Coffee Roasters will be open during this event for attendees to enjoy. Immerse yourself in the magical world of JANUARIES and discover the captivating narratives crafted by the talented author, Olivie Blake. Admission is free, so mark your calendars for this exceptional literary experience.

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People who are curious about astronomy and science: Free and high-quality science feast.

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