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An occasional series in which writers speak for themselves.
Our chair shares participants’ feedback and some of her own thoughts.
The author of Hope Rides Again comes to DC on Thurs., July 11th, at 7PM!
The poet talks calazazas, the musicality of language, and ensuring that nothing gets lost in translation.
How identifying with angry protagonists changes over time.
The author of The Weather Machine comes to DC on Mon., July 8th, at 7PM!
A look at what’s steaming up the shelves this month
Why poets and writers should tune in more often.
