Join in the celebration as West Seattle author Arleen Williams reads from her latest novel, “Walking Home,” Saturday, June 6th, 3–6 pm at Beveridge Place Pub.

Meet West Seattle author Arleen Williams, and enjoy tastes of Ethiopia

“Walking Home” completes The Alki Trilogy: Despite escaping his country’s violence, Kidane is never too far from the nightmares and despair of his past. A new country, a new hope, and a new love may not be enough to save him. Only when he is able to face his worst fears can he have any hope of being truly free.

Arleen Williams is the author of four books: Running Secrets, Biking Uphill, and now Walking Home (the novels in The Alki Trilogy), and The Thirty-Ninth Victim, a memoir of her family’s journey before and after her sister’s murder. She teaches English as a Second Language at South Seattle College and has worked with immigrants and refugees for close to three decades. Arleen lives and writes in West Seattle. To learn more, please visit
www.arleenwilliams.com.