Nonfiction
Clifton Adcock
A former district attorney’s new memoir focuses on his experience navigating his belief system and the legal system.
Saturday 25 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: book
Memory Lane
Nonfiction
Clifton Adcock
A former district attorney’s new memoir focuses on his experience navigating his belief system and the legal system.
Hey! Do this
Doctor's orders
A local doctor hopes to help Oklahomans stay healthy with a new book on preventative medicine.
Features
Ryan Querbach
Dr. John Tompkins
6:30 p.m. Monday
Full Circle Bookstore, 1900 Northwest Expressway
FullCircleBooks.com, 842-2900
'Into the Storm'
Reed Timmer’s tornadovideos.net team debuted on the second season of “Storm Chasers.”
Still make you Sweat
R&B veteran Keith Sweat keeps the hits coming for his swinging, swooning fans.
Music
Danny Marroquin
“In any relationship, communication is very key,” said singer Keith Sweat about his forthcoming book of romantic-relationship advice, “Make It Last Forever.” “As a man who has always known what he wants in a relationship, it’s been an easy subject to analyze.”
Young at art
Stories of Oklahoma’s latest generation are told via the lens of M.J. Alexander’s camera.
Visual Arts
Mia Cantu
Portrait of a Generation: Sons and Daughters of the Red Earth
Wednesday-Sunday
Oklahoma state Capitol, North Gallery
2300 N. Lincoln
arts.ok.gov
521-2931
free
Coming home
Taylor Armstrong on her trip to Oklahoma, new book, cheerleading and the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
Oink it
OKG7 things to do
Gazette staff
There’s that children’s book with the kids behaving badly and learning life lessons ... yes, The Hunger Games, but add songs and you have Piggy Nation. At 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sooner Theatre at 101 E. Main in Norman debuts the musical based on Oklahoma author Richard Rosser’s work, featuring a young cast of 20 and with 3 p.m. matinees Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are $10. Call 321-9600 or visit soonertheatre.com.
Friday-Sunday
Every Night the Trees Disappear: Werner Herzog and the Making of Heart of Glass
News flash: Herzog film shoots are unconventional.
Nonfiction
Rod Lott
By the off chance you read Alan Greenberg’s Every Night the Trees Disappear nearly 40 years ago this new, retooled, hardcover edition from Chicago Review Press is the one to get. It’s unlike any behind-the-scenes film book you’ve ever read.
