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East Hampton Library Hosts Authors Night

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Carol Saxe chats with a fan. MICHELLE TRAURING

Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer and David Baldacci. MICHELLE TRAURING

Robert Klein MICHELLE TRAURING

Katie Kitamura MICHELLE TRAURING

Annie Kelly MICHELLE TRAURING

Andrea Kane and Mischief. MICHELLE TRAURING

James Humes MICHELLE TRAURING

Peter Kaminsky MICHELLE TRAURING

Christine Jahnke and Sarah Hagen. MICHELLE TRAURING

Phil Keith MICHELLE TRAURING

Lynne Heffner Ferrante, left, and Eileen Obser. MICHELLE TRAURING

John Christopher, left, and Fred Thiele. MICHELLE TARURING

Tracey Jackson MICHELLE TRAURING

A.J. Jacobs MICHELLE TRAURING

Bonnie Jacobson MICHELLE TRAURING

Harry Hurt III MICHELLE TRAURING

Jennifer Homans MICHELLE TRAURING

Merle Hoffman MICHELLE TRAURING

Laura Mahon O’Donnell, left, Michelle Baldacci and Jim Mahon. MICHELLE TRAURING

Scenes from the eighth annual Authors Night at Gardiner Farm. MICHELLE TRAURING

Lisa Hartman MICHELLE TRAURING

Christina Haag MICHELLE TRAURING

Dennis Fabiszak and Tom Twomey. MICHELLE TRAURING

Ken Auletta MICHELLE TRAURING

Peter Boody MICHELLE TRAURING

Robert Caro MICHELLE TRAURING

Danny Peary, left, and Tom Clavin. MICHELLE TRAURING

Jamee Gregory MICHELLE TRAURING

Ed German MICHELLE TRAURING

Illustrator Hilary Knight signs. MICHELLE TRAURING

Katie Lee MICHELLE TRAURING

Kelly Kiloren Bensimon MICHELLE TRAURING

Sam Talbot MICHELLE TRAURING

Martha Rogers MICHELLE TRAURING

Michael Shnayerson MICHELLE TRAURING

Jeffrey Lyons MICHELLE TRAURING

Allan Retzky MICHELLE TRAURING

Dick Cavett shakes hands. MICHELLE TRAURING

Alec Baldwin peruses the books at Authors Night. MICHELLE TRAURING

The East Hampton Library held its eighth annual “Authors Night,” hosted by co-chairs Dennis Fabiszak and Sheila Rogers, and honorary co-chairs Ken Auletta, David Baldacci, Robert A. Caro, Dick Cavett, Lynn Sherr and Dava Sobel, along with 130 authors on Saturday, August 11, at Gardiner Farm in East Hampton.

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