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Bruce Katz and Jennifer Bradley - The Metropolitan Revolution
Wednesday, June 19, 7 p.m.
at Sixth & I
600 I Street, NW
Metro: Gallery Place/Chinatown
Bruce Katz and Jennifer Bradley
Power is shifting away from Washington toward our major cities and
metropolitan areas. Gwen Ifill talks to Bruce Katz and Jennifer
Bradley, authors of The Metropolitan Revolution (Brookings, $29.95), about why cities and metros are solving problems that Washington can’t.
Promotional Period:
Jun 19 2013 Offsite Events
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Thursday, June 27, 2013
Out of Store Events
Did you know that Politics & Prose sells books for author events held outside the store?
Book sales outside the store provide another service to individuals and organizations in the community. We have sold books at author-signing parties in private homes, in churches, and at many other venues. We have even sold books at baseball games, theater openings and, once, a reception in a beauty salon! Each out-of-store sale is different.
Politics & Prose provides books
and the staff to sell them, although some groups prefer to sell books
themselves. If you are giving a party for a friend who has a book
coming out, or if your business or organization is sponsoring a speaker
who's written a recent book, call our offsite coordinator, Bonnie Kogod, at (202) 363-7738 - the earlier the better - and
we'll make every effort to accommodate your needs. We look forward to
adding to the success of your event.
Politics & Prose supplies books to these book signing events. Reservations and tickets should be acquired from the hosting organization.







202-362-2408