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Chat about the upcoming midterms with Inside Elections in DC this Tues., Oct. 16th, at 8PM!
A poet pays tribute to his mentor by inviting others to join him in honoring her work.
The author of Collision Theory comes to DC on Sun., Oct. 14th, at 4PM.
Why must writers of color clear a higher bar?
This year’s Grateful American™ Book Prize goes to L.M. Elliott!
The author of A Dream Called Home comes to DC on Fri., Oct. 12th, at 7PM.
What do book lovers have queued up on their nightstands and ready to read before lights-out? We asked two of them, and here’s what they said.
The Maryland-based writer talks Harpers Ferry, the African-American men who fought there alongside John Brown, and the enduring weight of the Civil War.
