29 Apr 2017 – Windsor Public Library

NINO RICCI IN WINDSOR IN OCTOBER 2016 FOR WINDSOR BOOKFEST. PHOTO BY JASON KRYK/WINDSOR STAR

Nino Ricci talks about his origins in Essex County and about his award-winning novel Sleep. Find out how the small-town boy from Leamington made it to the Big Time, and the role that Leamington’s world-famous tomatoes played in his rise.

Saturday, 29 April 2017
Windsor Public Library
2 PM ~ 850 Ouelette Avenue, Windsor

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