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The author of Janesville comes to DC this Thurs., May 4th, at 7PM.
In his latest work, The Earth Is Weeping, the historian shines a light on America's Indian Wars.
Seeking solace in the Beatles
The author of Race, Class, and Politics in the Cappuccino City comes to DC on Tues., May 2nd, at 7PM.
Following your favorite characters to TV
A monthly feature that looks at books of and about poetry.
In her newest work, This Is Not Over, the novelist tackles private rage played out publicly on social media.
The area's premier event for authors (aspiring and otherwise) happens this weekend!
