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An award-winning writer and the gritty tales she tells.
Enjoy original spoken-word performances this Thurs., Jan. 21st, from 9-11PM!
Why it’s okay to have an affair (with other writing projects)
Chat about The Makioka Sisters in Bethesda this Tues., Jan. 19th, at 7PM.
The noted — and knighted — author discusses power and triumph in 1500s Europe.
The Pulitzer-winning novelist comes to DC this Sat., Jan. 16th, at 3:30PM.
Doing the legwork for a new book opened my eyes to human trafficking
Writing programs create more readers than authors — and that’s okay.
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