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Poetry & Literature
Author Event - Leighton Gage
City of Glendale Library and Arts Department
January 24, 2008
New author Leighton Gage has lived all over the world - Australia, Europe, South America, plus traveled widely in Asia and Africa. He has had a background in the literary arts for years as a copywriter, an advertising creative director, a magazine editor, and a writer/producer/director of documentary films and industrial videos. Now a part-time Brazilian resident, Gage, is taking his experiences and turning them into a new craft-mystery writing. He has fashioned Mario Silva, the chief inspector for criminal matters of the federal police of Brazil. In his first Mario Silva novel, Blood of the Wicked, Gage begins the story in the remote Brazilian town of Cascatas do Pontal, where landless peasants are confronting the owners of vast estates. The bishop arrives by helicopter to consecrate a new church and is assassinated. Silva is dispatched to the interior to find the killer. Gage brings a lot to the table with his experiences in foreign countries. He visited Spain in the time of Franco, Portugal in the time of Salazar, South Africa in the time of apartheid, Chile in the time of Pinochet, Argentina in the time of the junta, and Prague, East Germany and Yugoslavia under the Communist yoke. He is fluent in three languages and has a good working knowledge of three more. During his advertising career, he won over 130 awards for creative excellence. He served as a jury member in all of the world's major advertising film festivals. He has been a featured speaker in a variety of locations, including Helsinki, Hong Kong and Bombay. Blood of the Wicked will be available for purchase at the program.
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Ticket Info
Tickets: Free Admission
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Dates & Times
Dates:
January 24, 2008Times:
Thursday 7:00pm -
Venue Info
7010 North 58th Avenue Glendale, AZ 85301
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Member Reviews
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Review posted by: Linda from Italy, Feb 07, 2008
The best you will ever see. One talented individual!!!
The best you will ever see. One talented individual!!!
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Event Name: Mitra Kamali: Human Link
"Great"
Review posted by: Anna Gardena from Phoenix, AZ, Jul 13, 2007
I loved the exibition. I was visiting the center with my uncle and the paintings covering the walls were a wonderful surprise. Full of life and feelings.
I loved the exibition. I was visiting the center with my uncle and the paintings covering the walls were a wonderful surprise. Full of life and feelings.
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Event Name: Mitra Kamali: Human Link
"Outstanding !"
Review posted by: Alex Harris from Glendale, AZ, Jul 12, 2007
Mitra's work is fantastic. Like nothing else I have seen before.
Mitra's work is fantastic. Like nothing else I have seen before.
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Event Name: Mitra Kamali: Human Link
"Great Work"
Review posted by: Nick Skouras from Scottsdale, az 85258, Jul 12, 2007
Great versatility of subject and color. Loved it
Great versatility of subject and color. Loved it
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Event Name: Mitra Kamali: Human Link
"Mitra is special"
Review posted by: Joan Yen from Phoenix, AZ, Jun 22, 2007
A show with excitement & versatility! Another great show for Mitra Congratulations Mitra!
A show with excitement & versatility! Another great show for Mitra Congratulations Mitra!
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I was fortunate enough to sit in on a recent concert Fred Buck took part in during April of 2007. I really enjoyed his energy, especially his harmonica and guitar playing and he writes some... Expand
I was fortunate enough to sit in on a recent concert Fred Buck took part in during April of 2007. I really enjoyed his energy, especially his harmonica and guitar playing and he writes some funny and some unusual songs that are current. Collapse
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Event Name: Glendale Coffeehouse - Fred Buck
"original, thoughtful, fun"
Review posted by: Robby Roberson from Tempe, AZ, Mar 27, 2007
Fred always brings a smile to the face and an interesting thought or two about the state of life. With well crafted lyrics, solid guitar work, harmonica, vocals and a warm stage presence, Fred Buck is... Expand
Fred always brings a smile to the face and an interesting thought or two about the state of life. With well crafted lyrics, solid guitar work, harmonica, vocals and a warm stage presence, Fred Buck is a local talent who is well worth seeing perform. I will be there. Collapse
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"Best of Phoenix"
Review posted by: Casandra Williams from Glendale, AZ, Mar 27, 2007
Having attended many of the exhibits in Phoenix, I find the Contemporary Watercolorist of Arizona always put on an extraordinary exhibit that stirs the imagination and ignites a passion for the visual... Expand
Having attended many of the exhibits in Phoenix, I find the Contemporary Watercolorist of Arizona always put on an extraordinary exhibit that stirs the imagination and ignites a passion for the visual arts. Here we have an outstanding exhibition of 40 of Phoenix most talented artist. Don't miss this one! Collapse
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Event Name: Glendale Coffeehouse - Fred Buck
"Fred Buck makes some great music!"
Review posted by: Nia Maxwell from Sun City, AZ, Mar 22, 2007
I am really looking forward to seeing Fred - he's a great songwriter and what a wit!
I am really looking forward to seeing Fred - he's a great songwriter and what a wit!
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"I love Art with Moxie"
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Be sure to check out her website: corycelaya.com Cory's work has been a big inspiration to me. I love taking classes from her.
Be sure to check out her website: corycelaya.com Cory's work has been a big inspiration to me. I love taking classes from her.
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