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Edmonds Author Speaker Series presents "Wild in Seattle" with author David B. Williams May 22

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David B. Williams, an award-winning natural history writer, will present his new book, "Wild in Seattle," at the Edmonds Waterfront Center on May 22. The presentation is scheduled to begin at 6:30 p. m. , with doors opening at 6 p.

m. Williams, also a naturalist and tour guide, has authored several notable works, including "Homewaters" and "Seattle Walks. " His latest book is a collection of essays based on his Substack newsletter, "Street Smart Naturalist. " The event will feature accessibility options, such as subtitles and assistive listening devices, for guests who are deaf and hard of hearing. Attendees can reserve seats online or opt for walk-in attendance, depending on seat availability.

The event is co-sponsored by the Edmonds Bookshop and the My Neighborhood News Network, highlighting community support for local authors. The Edmonds Waterfront Center is located at 220 Railroad Ave. , Edmonds, providing a venue for engaging discussions on nature and local history.

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