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Bookseller Roberta Rubin discusses her memoir and three decades running Winnetka's Book Stall.
Roberta Rubin spent more than 30 years building the Book Stall into a nationally respected independent bookstore, giving her memoir a distinctly Chicago-area literary history. Richard Reeder interviews her at the American Writers Museum, followed by book sales and signing, for an affordable hour downtown.
What to expect
Arrive for a one-hour interview between Rubin and writer Richard Reeder. Books will be available to buy afterward, and Rubin is scheduled to sign copies following the conversation.
Good to know
- The talk runs from 6 to 7 PM.
- Tickets cost between $6 and $8.
- The venue is the American Writers Museum.
- Richard Reeder interviews Roberta Rubin.
Going? Keep it.
Common questions
When is the author talk?
The conversation runs from 6 PM until 7 PM.
How much are tickets?
The published admission range is $6 through $8.
Where does it take place?
The talk takes place at the American Writers Museum downtown.
Can I get a book signed?
Yes, Rubin will sign books after the interview concludes.


