Orange County bookworms, get ready for a page-turning treat as the OC Public Libraries rolls out the red carpet for literary heavyweights Mitch Albom and Douglas Preston this holiday season. According to the Orange County government's latest press release, the beloved scribes will headline "A Slice of Literary Orange," a series dedicated to the written word and the propagation of literacy among the masses.
Albom, whose written word has captivated millions across the globe with over 40 million copies sold, will regale audiences with stories spanning his illustrious career that's not only seen his works published in nearly fifty languages but also adapted into Emmy-winning screenplays. In addition, Douglas Preston, who brings his treasure trove of twenty-nine New York Times bestsellers, including his latest adventure 'The Lost Tomb' slated for a December release, will join author Paddy Hirsch in a literary tête-à-tête.
The esteemed Mitch Albom has his date with destiny on the 30th at 6:30 p.m.—and he's not alone in sharing the spotlight. Just a week later, Douglas Preston commands the stage on December 6 at 11:30 a.m., sharing insights into his fabled career and possibly, the secrets behind crafting a consistent stream of bestsellers. Book lovers can flock to Laguna Hills and San Clemente Community Centers to sip from this cup of literary nectar, with no entry gates, no registrations just a free flow of knowledge, and inspiration.
