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Anderson’s Bookshop welcomes back Rick Springfield on May 7

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Anderson’s Bookshop in downtown Naperville again will host 1980’s pop star, actor and heartthrob, Rick Springfield, beginning at 7PM on Wed., May 7.  Springfield visits to share his first novel, Magnificent Vibration. In it he explores what happens when a man discovers a direct line to God, and begins an unlikely quest. Fans can meet the author at a rare booksigning, at Anderson’s Bookshop, 123 W. Jefferson Ave.

This is Springfield’s second visit to an Anderson’s event. In 2010, he stopped to share his memoir, Late, Late at Night. A number to join the signing line comes with the purchase of Springfield’s new book at Anderson’s. Details are available by calling Anderson’s Bookshop at (630) 355-2665 or visiting online, www.andersonsbookshop.com.

Please note, no memorabilia will be signed at this event.

Luncheon with Springfield on May 8 in Chicago

A second opportunity to meet Springfield will begin at 11:30AM on Thurs., May 8. The Standard Club, 320 South Plymouth Court, in Chicago, hosts a luncheon featuring Springfield. Reservations are required and available through Anderson’s Bookshop, Naperville. A limited number of reservations remain available.

magnificent-vibration-9781476758909_lgAbout the Book, Magnificent Vibration: Why are we here? What is love? Is there a loch ness monster? Does God send text messages? These are the kinds of questions Horatio Cotton, aka Bobby, asks in New York Times bestseller Rick Springfield’s debut novel, Magnificent Vibration. After stealing a mysterious self-help book called “Magnificent Vibration: Discover Your True Purpose” from a bookstore, Bobby calls the 1-800 number scrawled inside the front cover, only to discover that he has a direct line to God. This launches Bobby on an unlikely quest, serendipitously accompanied by a breathtakingly sexy and exceedingly sharp travel companion named Alice. Together the pair sets out to find some combination of spiritual and carnal salvation–and possibly save the planet. By turns hilarious, poignant, over-the-top, and deeply meaningful, Magnificent Vibration is a highly original novel about the biggest questions one man–or mankind–has ever asked.

About the Author, Rick Springfield: In the 1980s, singer-songwriter and actor Rick Springfield was celebrated for his megahit single, “Jessie’s Girl,” sold-out concert tours, follow-up hits that sold more than 17 million albums, and by his 12 million daily viewers who avidly tuned in to General Hospital to swoon over his portrayal of the handsome Dr. Noah Drake. Springfield has been writing and performing music for more than four decades. An accomplished actor, he has performed on Broadway, headlined in Las Vegas, and starred in numerous movies and television series; most recently, he played a twisted version of “himself” in Showtime’s hit Californication. He maintains an active touring schedule, playing more than 100 dates per year around the world. He lives in Malibu, California with his wife and family.

Anderson’s booksigning event with Rick Springfield is part of Anderson’s Bookshops’ calendar of special author appearances.  To participate, please call or visit Anderson’s.  A purchase of the author’s books at Anderson’s includes a number for the signing line.  Anderson’s Bookshops specialize in book sales, author events, booksignings, and building a sense of community, learning and fun.  The store has been helping Naperville readers for six generations.  Based in downtown Naperville, the store has grown with the community ever since.  A second location is also open in downtown Downers Grove, at 5112 Main Street (630)-963-2665.  A gift shop, Anderson’s Two-Doors East, at 111 W. Jefferson Ave., in Naperville, opened in the fall of 2009.

 

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