Camille Cusumano

Cover design by Susan Koski Zucker

All Book-signing Events for Tango, an Argentine Love Story

Warning: Tango has been shown to be an infectious at-ease. It is also highly combustible. Spontaneous milongas have erupted at readings of Tango, at such pre-eminent institutions as Powell’s Bookstore in Portland, Or. If you are already tango-positive, please come prepared with shoe wear to any of the following. Be ready to (tan) go.

October 15 thru 19 - Portland Tango Festival – various venues–check Web site.
October 16, 9 am to 10 am,  appearing on AM Northwest TV in Portland, Oregon - I’ll link to this segment for those not in the Portland area.
October 22 - 7 pm, Get Lost Travel, 1825 Market Street, San Francisco, (415) 437-0529
November 6 at 7:30 pm, Books Inc. in the Marina, 2251 Chestnut St. San Francisco, CA, 415-931-3633.
November 21 at 7 p.m. - Book Passage, 51 Tamal Vista Boulevard, Corte Madera, CA,  (415) 927-0960

December TBA - New York/New Jersey - check back for details.

January 17, 2 p.m. Elliott Bay books, Seattle, Washington. (Note: there is a mini-tango festival happening Jan 17 to 18 in nearby Port Townsend, which I will attend and promote the book there, also.)

Check back for more events.

Praise for Tango

Read a review of Tango

(Click on the names of these esteemed authors to learn more about them at their Web sites.)

“Tango is a remarkable addition to contemporary dharma literature. It reads like a thriller, a romance, and above all it shows the redemptive potential of a sincere spiritual practice.”
—Sylvia Boorstein, PhD, author of Happiness Is an Inside Job

“Camille Cusumano has lived out many a mid-life woman’s fantasy: packing her bags, slit skirts, and tango shoes and spending a year in Argentina. The result is a memoir that is like the dance itself: smooth, absorbing, and erotically charged.”
—Laura Fraser, author of An Italian Affair

“The transformative power of the tango embrace beautifully captured. Bravo!”
—Marina Palmer, author of Kiss & Tango