[Yale-readings] Timothy Tattersall at Yale Bookstore, January 22

[Nancy Kuhl]

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>Contact:       Richard G. Carlson
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>Media Alert from The Yale Bookstore
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>What:              Timothy Todd Tattersall reading from and signing copies 
>of his novel, Biography of an Angel
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>When:             Saturday, January 22, 2005 at 2:00 p.m.
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>Where:            The Yale Bookstore, 77 Broadway, New Haven, CT
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>About The Book:  In Biography of an Angel, Timothy Todd Tattersall weaves 
>three independent tales that collectively off an astoundingly singular 
>story that may change how you feel about the meaning of life.  The book 
>begins one thousand years ago in a small Tuscan town outside 
>Florence.  Historical fact blends with fiction as Davide Barbina 
>experiences the challenges of his inheritance, of enduring the adventures 
>of a menacing warlord, and of discovering compassion with the deep insight 
>of a remarkable family friend.  Part Two begins at his death, when David's 
>soul awakens into a new existence.  Guided by a series of mentors, he 
>learns that he has choices much as he did on Earth.  David elects to 
>enroll in Angel School to become a guide, voice of intuition, and sixth 
>sense.  Present-day Florida is the setting for the final part, when 
>seven-year-old Ty Holmqvist communes with his guardian angel, the graduate 
>David.  As Ty matures, his connection with David wanes and is finally lost 
>until he falls in love with an actress named Heather.  Receptive to her 
>own guidance, Heather attempts to open Ty to his intuition.
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>About The Author:  While living in Florence, Italy in the 1990s, Timothy 
>Todd Tattersall wrote and published Journey:  An Adventure of Love and 
>Healing, a non-fiction chronicle of a trip from Scotland to Norway that 
>opened his spiritual awareness.  He currently writes and facilitates 
>corporate training programs for a New York City-based company.  Extensive 
>travels throughout Europe, Asia, Australia, and South America 
>professionally and personally have enabled him to interface with diverse 
>cultures and beliefs.  Born in Florida, he now lives in Connecticut.
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>About the Yale Bookstore:
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>The Yale Bookstore, a Barnes and Noble College Bookstore is located at 77 
>Broadway at York Square, New Haven, CT, 06511, (203) 777-8440, 
>www.yalebookstore.com.  All events are free and open to the public.  The 
>bookstore offers a wide selection of bestsellers, titles by Yale and local 
>authors, Yale course books and emblematic merchandise, dorm supplies, 
>gifts, stationery and Clinique products.  The Yale Bookstore Cafe serves 
>Java U Coffee and snacks.
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