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"Bridgerton" author Julia Quinn to open Cuyahoga County Library writer series

Sam Allard

Photo of author Julia Quinn at an event for "Bridgerton" — Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images

Julia Quinn has authored 19 consecutive New York Times bestsellers, including the "Bridgerton" series, which became a Netflix sensation.

Driving the news: On Sept. 17, she'll kick off the 2024-25 Cuyahoga County Public Library Writers Center Stage series, which brings the biggest names in contemporary literature to Cleveland each year.

Zoom in: This year's roster features three events in the fall and three in the spring, with seven total authors representing multiple genres.

Nonfiction aficionados will be overjoyed to see that Erik Larson is the series' grand finale. He's the author of "The Devil in the White City" and a new book on the period between Abraham Lincoln's election and the start of the Civil War.

Stop by: All programs begin at 7:30pm at the Maltz Center for the Performing Arts. Single tickets are $35.

Sept. 17: Julia Quinn ("Bridgerton")
Oct. 28: Miranda July ("Me and You and Everyone We Know")
Nov. 13: Abraham Verghese ("Cutting for Stone")
March 6: Shelby van Pelt ("Remarkably Bright Creatures")
April 10: Kaveh Akbar & Tommy Orange ("Martyr!" / "There There")
May 7: Erik Larson ("The Demon of Unrest")

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