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THE BEATLES AND BREAKFAST ARE PART OF ST. LOUIS PUBLIC LIBRARY'S AUTHORS @ YOUR LIBRARY SEPTEMBER LINEUP

The St. Louis Public Library's Authors @ Your Library series for September features a mix of the Beatles and breakfast.

Aaron Krerowicz, the only full-time professional Beatles music scholar in the U.S., leads a discussion on the Beatles on September 19 at 7 p.m. in Central Library's Auditorium.

Explore the music of The Beatles in this multi-media presentation spanning the full 1960s, beginning with the band's seminal visits to Hamburg and continuing through Beatlemania, to conclude with Abbey Road.

His presentation includes clips of music and interviews with the band members. Krerowicz has authored three books on the Beatles and released an album of original music.

For more information or to register for his free monthly email newsletter, visit his website at AaronKrerowicz.com.

Books available for purchase courtesy of the author.

Meet local authors speed-dating style while enjoying a continental breakfast during the 5th Annual Authors Breakfast on September 24 from 9:30 a.m. to Noon at the Carondelet Branch, 6800 Michigan Avenue.

Authors change tables every 15 minutes.

Laine Boyd writes, ghost-writes and edits fiction and nonfiction. He'll Find You is her third murder mystery and the first of a two-book series. Other books include Unharmonious and Dinner and a Murder.

Terrell Carter is the author of multiple books including Walking the Blue Line: A Police Officer Turned Community Activist Provides Solutions to the Racial Divide and Machiavellian Ministry: What Faith-Filled Leaders Can Learn From a Faithless Politician.

Dr. John Daniels has practiced Internal Medicine and Endocrinology at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis since completing his training there in 1979. The Internis his first work of fiction.

Lexie Dunne is a life-long winner of the coveted trophy for participation and author of the Superheroes Anonymous series. How to Save the World will be available from Harper Collins Publishers, LLC on October 4.

Danielle Dutton is the author of the novel, Margaret the First. She teaches in the MFA program in creative writing at Washington University in St. Louis and is the editor of the indie press Dorothy, a publishing project.

Christina Lane started her blog, Dessert for Two, to share how she takes Southern classics (and a few surprises) and turns them into recipes that are perfect for just a few people.

Rob Rains has been writing about sports in St. Louis and nationally for more than 35 years. He is now running a website covering all St. Louis sports, STLSportsPage.com. Taking Flight, the St. Louis Cardinals and the Building of Baseball's Best Franchise is his 33rd book, most of which have been about the Cardinals.

John Joseph Ryan writes unusual tales, verse noir and crime fiction. His stories have appeared in Shotgun Honey, Out of the Gutter, Suspense Magazine and elsewhere. His poetry has appeared in River Styx, Noir Riot and Black Buzzard Review, among other publications.

Books available for purchase courtesy of Left Bank Book Books and the authors.

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