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Solo Sundays - 10/26/14

GARY . WALKER
"Green Eyes, Just Like You and Me" (an excerpt)
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"After watching an eye opening special on TV that mentions exorcisms, 10-year-old Gary asks his dad to explain the ritual to him. His dad knows just what to do. He rents a copy of the 1973 classic movie, "The Exorcist" and has Gary watch it. Which Gary does. Debilitated by the experience, will Gary ever overcome his crippling fear of satanic possessions and the world that's unseen? Green Eyes Just Like You and Me shows how growing up on a dirt road in rural Michigan can give you everything you need. This family may have a cow named Bob and not a nickel to their name, but they're beyond worldly in their uncensored approach to tackling life's tough questions. Sometimes having less helps you accomplish more."

JULIA . JACKSON
"Children are Forever (All Sales Are Final!)" (an excerpt)
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Julia never bought a baby before. Okay, she's adopting, but the agency sure makes her feel like she's buying a baby. Did you know some kids are discounted? Is Julia ready for this?

DON'T MISS - SF Chronicle

MARIA . GRAZIA . AFFINITO
"Eating Pasta off the Floor" (an excerpt)
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Maria hopes a trip to her mom's hometown in Italy will shed some light on their volatile relationship. Maybe singing arias at full voice in the supermarket and offering to sell your daughter are just quaint Old World traditions. But even old friends in Italy are astonished when mom starts flinging pasta and bad poetry.

"Hilarious and bittersweet....a spellbinding tale."-KQED Arts