Key	Imgs	Short Description
2020_01_27A1_Autographs_1994	238	Autographs (various) -- 1994 Philly, SDCC, and a later NYCC
2020_01_27A4_Autographs_1995	209	Autographs (various) -- 1995 NYCC and SDCC
2020_01_27B1_Autographs_2006	110	Autographs (various) -- 2006
2020_01_27B3_Autographs_2007	91	Autographs (various) -- 2007 SDCC, Mid-Ohio Con, etc plus some overflow from 2012
2020_01_27B5_Autographs_2008	111	Autographs (various) -- 2008
2020_01_27B6_Autographs_2009	99	Autographs (various) -- 2009
2020_01_27C1_Autographs_2010	169	Autographs (various) -- 2010 Including some into 2012
2020_01_27C3_Autographs_2011	76	Autographs (various) -- 2011
2020_01_27C4_Autographs_2012	150	Autographs (various) -- 2012
2020_01_27C5_Autographs_2013	219	Autographs (various) -- 2013
2020_01_27C7_Autographs_2014	236	Autographs (various) -- 2014 2014/2015 plus some overflow from 2018 and 2019
2020_01_27D1_Autographs_2015	127	Autographs (various) -- 2015
2020_01_27D2_Autographs_2016	138	Autographs (various) -- 2016 I hadn't been photographing the books originally but after the 2016 San DiegoComic-Con, I reconsidered. I was still in California and my friend Richard Thompson, who had seen all the previous books in person, was in a bad way in Virginia with the last torturous stages of Parkinsons. I photographed the...
2020_01_27D3_Autographs_2017	150	Autographs (various) -- 2017
2020_01_27D4_Autographs_2018	158	Autographs (various) -- 2018
2020_03_29_Autographs_2019	99	Autographs (various) -- 2019 Normally, I start an autograph/sketch book every year at San Diego Comic-Con (July) and use the same one until it's time for the next SDCC, in which case I put away the old book and start a new one. If there are too many events before the SDCC, I end up spilling over into older autograph books. Life... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_27E_Autographs_X	10	Autographs (various) -- Miscellaneous
2020_03_07G1_Fantom	52	DC -- Dupont Circle -- Fantom Comics -- Bathroom art (Partially reviewed)
2020_02_16D_Pak	25	DC -- Dupont Circle -- Fantom Comics -- Greg Pak signing Greg Pak Signing | Darth Vader #1 Our friend Greg Pak returns for a surprise visit! To celebrate the release of Darth Vader #1, Greg is coming back to Fantom Comics to hang out, talk shop, and sign books! So stop on by, come chat with us, and grab some books! We'll talk Star Wars, comics, and have an... (Partially reviewed)
2020_03_07G2_King	74	DC -- Dupont Circle -- Fantom Comics -- Tom King Strange Adventures Signing w/ Tom King Tom King presents Strange Adventures, telling the story of Adam Strange as a man of two worlds. We're happy to announce that Tom will be returning to the store. Signing will follow a podcast discussion with Julian Lytle of IGNORANT BLISS. (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_15D2_Ferreiro	38	DC -- Institute of World Politics -- Event: Larrie D. Ferreiro ("Brothers at Arms: American Independence and the Men of France and Spain") Brothers at Arms: American Independence and the Men of France and Spain by The Institute of World Politics Author Larrie D. Ferreiro will discuss "Brothers at Arms: American Independence and the Men of France and Spain." Pulitzer Prize Finalist in History Winner of the Journal of the American... (Partially reviewed)
2020_02_16E_Wuerker	126	DC -- Word Bubble Party @ Matt Wuerker's Folks here include Alexandra Bowman, Teresa Roberts Logan, Claire Rhode, Randy Lieberman and Ulia, Steve Artley, Martha and Dane Kennedy, Matthew Schneer, Donna Lewis, Matt Wuerker, Dana Maier and Ralph Geiger, Mike Rhode, Clay Jones, Mike Jenkins, Lisa Vogel and Art Hondros, Nicole Belanus, Warren... (Partially reviewed)
2020_02_18B_Mitchell	69	Natl Archives -- Jerry Mitchell ("Race Against Time") Race Against Time: A Reporter Reopens the Unsolved Murder Cases of the Civil Rights Era Investigative journalist Jerry Mitchell takes readers on the twisting road that led to the reopening of four of the most infamous killings during the civil rights movement. His work played a central role in bringing... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_21B_NYU_Student	54	NYU -- Student tour of NMAAHC (Partially reviewed)
2020_02_07_Dionne	96	Politics & Prose -- E.J. Dionne, Jr. ("Code Red") w/Deborah Tannen E.J. Dionne, Jr. - Code Red: How Progressives and Moderates Can Unite to Save Our Country — in conversation with Deborah Tannen This evening of political give-and-take will begin with a signing at 6:30 and be followed by a screening of the Democratic debate at 8 p.m. In between, E.J. Dionne, Washington... (Partially reviewed)
2020_02_25_Bordewich	84	Politics & Prose -- Fergus M. Bordewich ("Congress at War") Fergus M. Bordewich - Congress at War: How Republican Reformers Fought the Civil War, Defied Lincoln, Ended Slavery, and Remade America One of the leading independent historians of the Civil War, Bordewich, author of books including The First Congress and America’s Great Debate, takes exception to the... (Partially reviewed)
2020_02_21B_Kaplan	37	Politics & Prose -- Fred Kaplan ("The Bomb: Presidents, Generals, and the Secret History of Nuclear War") Fred Kaplan - The Bomb: Presidents, Generals, and the Secret History of Nuclear War In his compelling and important new study, Kaplan, the national-security columnist for Slate and the author of books including Dark Territory and The Insurgents, applies his deep reporting skills and impeccable... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_16B_Zughaib	114	Politics & Prose -- Helen Zughaib ("Stories My Father Told Me") Helen Zughaib - Stories My Father Told Me In 25 vibrant, geometric gouache and ink paintings, an acclaimed artist illuminates stories from her father’s life. A gifted storyteller, Helen’s father spent years regaling his family with anecdotes about his early childhood in Damascus, village life in... (Partially reviewed)
2020_02_08C_Sayles	90	Politics & Prose -- John Sayles ("Yellow Earth") John Sayles - Yellow Earth A writer, actor, and filmmaker, Sayles has directed eighteen feature films, including Matewan and Lone Star, and has twice been nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. His new novel revives the spirit of the Wild West to trace the arc of a classic... (Partially reviewed)
2020_02_22B_Horn	142	Politics & Prose -- Jonathan Horn ("Washington's End") Jonathan Horn - Washington's End: The Final Years and Forgotten Struggle Horn, a former White House presidential speechwriter, follows his acclaimed biography of Robert E. Lee, The Man Who Would Not Be Washington, with a revelatory look at the nation’s first president. Starting as Washington withdrew... (Partially reviewed)
2020_02_08B_Barnard	17	Politics & Prose -- Neal D. Barnard ("Your Body in Balance") Neal D. Barnard - Your Body in Balance: The New Science of Food, Hormones, and Health It’s still true that “you are what you eat,” and in his groundbreaking new book, Barnard shows how food can cause a variety of ailments—infertility, menstrual cramps, weight gain, hair loss, breast and prostate... (Partially reviewed)
2020_02_23D_ObamaP	142	Politics & Prose -- Taina Caragol, Dorothy Moss, Richard J. Powell and Kim Sajet ("The Obama Portraits") Taina Caragol, Dorothy Moss, Richard J. Powell and Kim Sajet - The Obama Portraits The first commissioned presidential portraits by African American artists, the paintings of Barack and Michelle Obama, by Kehinde Wiley and Amy Sherald, respectively, reside in the National Portrait Gallery, where they... (Partially reviewed)
2020_02_26C_Stable_Genius	100	Politics & Prose @ GW Betts Theatre -- Philip Rucker & Carol Leonnig ("A Very Stable Genius") w/Andrea Mitchell Philip Rucker & Carol Leonnig - A Very Stable Genius—in conversation with Andrea Mitchell at GW Betts Theatre From their respective roles as White House Bureau chief and Pulitzer Prize-winning national investigative reporter for The Washington Post, Rucker and Leonnig have covered the Trump... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_25D_Lancon	83	Politics & Prose @ Union Market -- Philippe Lançon ("Disturbance: Surviving Charlie Hebdo") w/Elliot Ackerman Philippe Lançon - Disturbance: Surviving Charlie Hebdo — at Politics and Prose at Union Market, presented with the French Embassy A French journalist, Lançon was gravely wounded in the 2015 terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo. His powerful memoir, an award-winning bestseller in France, confronts this... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_15C_Fink	51	USCHS -- Lunch Talk: Matthew P. Fink ("The Unlikely Reformer: Carter Glass and Financial Regulation") The U.S. Capitol Historical Society is pleased to announce an upcoming book talk with Matthew P. Fink on his new book The Unlikely Reformer: Carter Glass and Financial Regulation. In his presentation, Matthew Fink will discuss the accomplishments and contributions of Sen. Carter Glass. Glass authored... (Partially reviewed)
2020_02_05B_Highland	81	USCHS -- Lunch Talk: Sara Bon-Harper and Jennifer Stacy ("New History at James Monroe’s Highland") “New History at James Monroe’s Highland” Sara Bon-Harper (executive director of James Monroe’s Highland) and Jennifer Stacy (member of Highland’s descendant community) Bon-Harper and Stacy will present recent discoveries at the site, including the discovery of a lost-and-forgotten President’s house,... (Partially reviewed)
2020_02_14D5_Date_Lab	218	Washington Post @ Smithsonian American Art Museum -- DATE LAB: Night at the Museum DATE LAB: Night at the Museum by The Washington Post Join us as The Washington Post Magazine’s popular Date Lab column comes to life this Valentine’s Day at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Get a behind the scenes look at how Date Lab writers make matches and coordinate dates plus what makes a... (Partially reviewed)

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