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DESCRIPTION:Our annual Sisters in Crime evening is benefiting our Legal Advocacy Fund. 
 We will begin the evening with coffee, tea and desserts. Then, we will have 
 our local mystery writers discuss their books and how and why they write 
 them.\n\nThe Legal Advocacy Fund (LAF) works to challenge sex 
 discrimination in higher education and the workplace. Our resources range 
 from community outreach programs to backing of major cases. The authors 
 this year are:\n\nSusan Alice Bickford was born in Boston and grew up in 
 central New York. After she discovered computer graphics and animation, her 
 passion for technology pulled her to Silicon Valley where she became an 
 executive at a leading technology company. She now works as an independent 
 consultant and continues to be fascinated by all things high tech. She 
 splits her time between Silicon Valley and Vermont.\n\nSimon Wood is a 
 California transplant from England. He is a former competitive racecar 
 driver, a licensed pilot, a cyclist, animal rescuer and occasionally a P.I. 
 He has won the Anthony Award and one of his books has been optioned for a 
 movie adaption. He has also written under the name of Simon Janus.\n\nMary 
 Feliz has lived in five states and two countries, but calls Silicon Valley 
 home. Her writing contains elements of irony, serendipity, diversity, 
 quirky intelligence and gentle humor. \n\nTerry Shames was raised in Texas 
 and graduated from the University of Texas. She currently lives in 
 Berkeley. She is the current president of the Northern California chapter 
 of Sisters in Crime. She is also a member of Mystery Writers of America and 
 America and International Thriller Writers.\n\nKirsten Weiss worked 
 overseas for nearly 14 years, on the edges of the former USSR and in 
 Southeast Asia. She is interested in the effects of mysticism and mythology 
 and how both are woven into our daily lives. She lives in San Mateo.\n\n$15 
 donation.\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2017/01/26/18795832.php
SUMMARY:Sisters in Crime
LOCATION:Sunnyvale Presbyterian Church, Soule Hall\n728 Fremont Avenue\nSunnyvale, 
 CA 94087
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2017/01/26/18795832.php
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