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Author Kwame Alexander and musician Randy Preston come to DC on Sun., Nov. 5th, at 3PM.
Peter Ginna and a wide cast of contributors help to answer that question
The novelist talks sea monsters, divergent beliefs, and the complexity of human intimacy.
Austen’s polemic against the Romantic movement comes off as a little stiff.
The author of Suzanne's Children: A Daring Rescue in Nazi Paris comes to DC this Wed., Nov. 1st, at 7PM.
Remembering the man who loved books
The all-day event comes to Baltimore this Sat., Oct. 28th, starting at 8:30AM.
Dial down those *#%@& obscenities already!
