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Blogger Walsh to sign memoir

Former D.C. resident spins colorful tales

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12 years ago

February 27, 2014

Staff reports

Kenneth Walsh (Photo courtesy Donald Weise)

New York-based blogger Kenneth Walsh appears for a book signing of his memoir “Wasn’t Tomorrow Wonderful?” at Number Nine (1435 P St., N.W.) Sunday at 3 p.m.

Walsh’s blog “Kenneth in the 212” has featured on BuzzFeed, Out.com and the New York Post’s Page Six. His book revisits his childhood as he ran the local babysitting service called the KKK (Kenny’s Kid Kare) and how he tried to track down a serial killer. Other tidbits from the memoir include living with ‘80s porn star Mike Henson, attending a book event for Ricky Martin and living in D.C.

For more details, visit kennethinthe212.com.

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