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July 2026 author events: Catherine Cho, Phil Cousineau, Maria Lenhart, Daniel Mason, Greg Sarris, Parini Shroff, Richie Unterberger, Jonathan Weber, Miranda Yaver
New novels, memoirs, histories, guidebooks, and political and sociological titles are in the lineup this month. To submit an event to the calendar, email books@baycitynews.com. July 1  Jonathan Weber: The Los Angeles Times’ first Silicon Valley reporter in 1990 speaks about “City on the Edge,” his new book about San Francisco’s meteoric transformation into a global […] The post July 2026 author events: Catherine Cho, Phil Cousineau, Maria Lenhart, Daniel Mason, Greg Sarris, Parini Shroff, Richie Unterberger, Jonathan Weber, Miranda Yaver appeared first on Local News Matters .
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New novels, memoirs, histories, guidebooks, and political and sociological titles are in the lineup this month. To submit an event to the calendar, email books@baycitynews.com. July 1  Jonathan Weber: The Los Angeles Times’ first Silicon Valley reporter in 1990 speaks about “City on the Edge,” his new book about San Francisco’s meteoric transformation into a global […] The post July 2026 author events: Catherine Cho, Phil Cousineau, Maria Lenhart, Daniel Mason, Greg Sarris, Parini Shroff, Richie Unterberger, Jonathan Weber, Miranda Yaver appeared first on Local News Matters .
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According to Local News Matters, July 2026 author events: Catherine Cho, Phil Cousineau, Maria Lenhart, Daniel Mason, Greg Sarris, Parini Shroff, Richie Unterberger, Jonathan Weber, Miranda Yaver reports that New novels, memoirs, histories, guidebooks, and political and sociological titles are in the lineup this month. To submit an event to the calendar, email books@baycitynews.com. July 1 Jonathan Weber: The Los Angeles Times’ first Silicon Valley reporter in 1990 speaks about “City on the Edge,” his new book about San Francisco’s meteoric transformation into a global […] The post July 2026 author events: Catherine Cho, Phil Cousineau, Maria Lenhart, Daniel Mason, Greg Sarris, Parini Shroff, Richie Unterberger, Jonathan Weber, Miranda Yaver appeared first on Local News Matters .
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