HARMON LEON: Journalist, comedian, filmmaker and author of seven previous books, formerly of Minneapolis, introduces his latest work, “Tribespotting: Undercover (Cult)ure Stories,” an exploration of cultural tribalism in this divided country, such as the Christian Wrestling Federation. 27 Red Balloon Bookshop, 891 Grand Ave., St. HARREN/MURPHY: Local illustrator Kayla Harren and visiting author Frank Murphy host a special story time in honor of their new book “A Boy Like You.” 2 p.m Sunday, Oct. Paul, for the book launch and launch of the author’s new podcast with TPT, “Long Lost.” Free, no reservations required. One of the oldest-known active missing-child investigations was followed by El-Hai after he wrote an article in 1998 that sparked new interest in the case. JACK EL-HAI: Minnesotan discusses “The Lost Brothers: A Family’s Decades-Long Search,” the story of the 1951 disappearance of the Klein brothers, ages 8, 6, and 4, who went to play in Fairview Park in north Minneapolis and never came home.

Presented in the Club Book series, a program of Metropolitan Library Service Agency. Based in part on her own experiences growing up in Bogota, Contreras’ story is set against the backdrop of drug kingpin Pablo Escobar’s shadow reign over Colombia, seen through the eyes of a 7-year-old living in a gated community. INGRID ROJAS CONTRERAS: Colombian-born author’s “Fruit of the Drunken Tree” was one of 2018’s breakout fiction debuts. 24 Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church, 511 Groveland Ave., Mpls. HILLARY/CHELSEA CLINTON: Former Secretary of State and presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton and her daughter, Chelsea, present the book they co-authored, “The Book of Gutsy Women.” 7 p.m.

Each is a sacrifice, a summons, and something in the darkness has heard the call.

JOHN CONNOLLY: Bestselling Irish author discusses his 17th Charlie Parker thriller, “A Book of Bones.” The body of a young girl is found near the site of a vanished church, a girl lies buried beneath a Saxon mound, and the ruins of a priory hide a human skull. PETER CAMPION: Discusses “Radical as Reality,” his collection of essays that is an evolutionary history of the past century of American poetry.

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