Cody’s Books, Berkeley, August 10, 2007.

Book Passage, Corte Madera, August 26, 2007. S.F. Greek Consul General will attend.

Get Lost Books, San Francisco, May 17, 2007

“Just My Luck”: adventures and misadventures on the road.

 5:30-7 p.m. Book Passage, Ferry Building, San Francisco

Pacific Heights, SF.

My story, "The Fisher Baron’s Secret," was broadcast on the radio at Traveling Music and can be accessed at www.travmusic.com. Click on my name on the link to listen.

The National Women’s Studies Association  invited me to present my story: “From Mortar Shells to Geraniums: Afghan Women Foment Rebellion,” at their national conference in June 2006 in Oakland, California. Participating is especially significant to me as I was one of the founding members of the organization 30 years ago, when women were still at the back of the bus and the feminist movement was but a twinkle in our eyes.

January 6, at Get Lost Books on Market Street.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 7:30 pm
Escape the Mundane …..

Fill your senses with the sights, sounds, and aromas of faraway places: the perfume counters of Dubai, the hidden waterfalls of St. Lucia, or a cafe overlooking the beach of Tenerife. Lush and sensuous images are integrated into the personal stories found in Foreign Affairs: Erotic Travel Tales, a new collection of sexual delights edited by Mitzi Szereto.

Combining erotica with travel, Diane Lebow, Donna George Storey, Sage Vivant, and Opal Palmer Adisa –Bay Area contributors to –put a twist on the traditional travel adventure. Join these authors as they read their subtle, sexy stories and discuss the conventions of writing erotic travel literature.

FRANCE, A LOVE STORY.

The new anthology, “France, A Love Story, women write about the French experience” edited by Camille Cusumano (Seal Press) has just hit the bookstores and is flying off the shelves.

Come hear several of the authors read from this edge-of-your-seat anthology at any of these upcoming events:

September 30, Easy Going Travel shop and Bookstore, 7: 30, 1385 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley, 510.843.3533

FRANCE, A LOVE STORY.

The new anthology, “France, A Love Story, women write about the French experience” edited by Camille Cusumano (Seal Press) has just hit the bookstores and is flying off the shelves.