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A monthly feature that looks at books of and about poetry.
...and the lessons they'll lead to in the coming year
The Independent's senior editor, Carrie Callaghan, chats with Dorothy about the novels covered in "Considering the Classics" this past year.
The author of Unjustifiable Means comes to DC on Tues., Jan. 9th, at 6:30PM.
How indies along the East Coast are transforming downtowns
Learn insider secrets during our upcoming workshop!
The author of Marti's Song for Freedom comes to DC on Sat., Jan. 6th, at 11AM.
Which books survived the Mass Culling of 2018?
