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Time to test your bookish brain!
Meet one of this year’s stellar speakers!
Actor Newman and author Wasowicz will discuss Daingerfield Island in Arlington on Thurs., Apr. 5th, at 7PM!
The novelist talks eating disorders, social consciousness, and the everyday superpowers of the marginalized.
Imprisoned bodies don't mean restricted minds.
The author of The Sun Does Shine: How I Found Life and Freedom on Death Row comes to DC on Mon., Apr. 2nd, at 7PM.
The ultimate journalistic temptation is to remain a voyeur of life
The authors will read from their work at George Washington University on Thurs., March 29th, at 5PM.
