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JD FRATZKE: Chef and author celebrates release of his book “Dharma Butcher,” with music by Molly Maher. After the reading Fratzke hosts a tasting featuring some of the recipes in the book. 4 p.m. Jan. 11, The Velvet Antler on the … Continued
Two very different debut novels are today’s offerings. One is the story of women strikers in Detroit in the 1930s, the other a searing look at what bipolar disorder does to a woman’s life. (Courtesy of the author.) “Not Yet … Continued