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15-20 Minute Conversation / Q & A With Audience

In Person Book Signing

Open Wine Bar

About This Event
Why Do We All Have So Much Stuff? Author Eileen Stukane navigates the hoarded rooms of her family’s past in her memoir, explored in conversation with Scott Stiffler, Founder/Editor, ChelseaComunityNews.com and LGBTQCommunityNews.nyc. Join her for this special chance to discover why we hold onto so many things.

About The Book / The House That Held Everything
An unexpected inheritance leads to a shocking house of hoarding and a year-long quest to understand the deep connection between humans and their objects. The possessions of her departed relatives come alive in her hands, as author Eileen Stukane becomes a detective of the deceased in this first-person memoir The House That Held Everything (Bloomsbury Publishing). Available in hardcover and ebook wherever books are sold.

About The Author
Eileen Stukane is the author of The House That Held Everything (Bloomsbury), The Dream Worlds of Pregnancy (Wm. Morrow), as well as Running on Two Different Tracks, a short ebook published by She Writes Press. She also co-authored four popular books on women’s health, Listen To Your Body among them, and has held editorial positions at Good Housekeeping, Cosmopolitan, and Self magazines. Her articles related to women’s health have appeared in Cosmopolitan, Harper’s Bazaar, Glamour, and numerous other national publications. She hopes you will have a lot of your own stories to tell about your things at her Book Launch.

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Cost:
FREE
Date:
Thursday, November 20
5pm–7pm
LOCATION:
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126 Crosby St
New York, NY, 10012
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