This isn’t his first trip to Utah. Brett Helquit, the illustrator of A Series of Unfortunate Events, and also a Brigham Young University graduate, grew up Orem and Handler has been in Utah for book events with that series.
“I’ve always had a delightful time,” Handler said.
A website for the series is at www.lsatwq.com.
If you go ...
What: Lemony Snicket (aka Daniel Handler) reading and book signing
When: Saturday, Nov. 17, 6 p.m.
Where: Rowland Hall, 843 Lincoln St., Salt Lake City
Web: kingsenglish.com, www.lsatwq.com
Notes: Tickets required. Those who purchase the new book from The King's English receive one ticket for the event and signing line. Add-on tickets, for additional guests, are available at the time of initial purchase, for $5. He will sign every copy of "Who Could That Be at This Hour?" and one older book from home and up to two other titles purchased at the event.
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Christine Rappleye is an editor and reporter for the Deseret News, where she works on the features sections, including the Food/Health section and book reviews, and Mormon Times. She previously worked for the Beaumont more ..
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