The End of the Earth with Julia Carrick Dalton and Andrew Krivak
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In Andrew Krivak's The Bear is set in an Edenic future where a girl and her father live close to the land in the shadow of a lone mountain. They possess a few remnants of civilization: some books, a pane of glass, a set of flint and steel, a comb. The father teaches the girl how to fish and hunt, the secrets of the seasons and the stars. He is preparing her for an adulthood in harmony with nature, for they are the last of humankind. Julie Carrick Dalton's forthcoming debut novel, Waiting for the Night Song, is an exploration of the vagaries of friendship, a love song to the natural world, a call to fight for what we believe in, and a reminder that the truth will always rise. Interviewed by Tim Weed
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Eve: How the Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human Evolution with Cat Bohannon
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Real life friends, Kelly Link and Holly Black set their books in alternate worlds filled with magic, fantasy, and . . .
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On Patriarchy – Angela Saini & Carrie Baker
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Diana Whitney & Cate Marvin
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Joyce Maynard: The Bird Hotel 8/11/23
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Poems Around Town Poetry Reading 4/28/23
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David Maraniss on the Greatest Athlete - Jim Thorpe, "A Path Lit by Lightning"
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The American Way: A True Story of Nazi Escape, Superman, and Marilyn Monroe
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Story of a Jewish Boy with Simi Berman and Vincent Panella
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Tess Gunty discusses her National Book Award winning novel, The Rabbit Hutch. Set over one sweltering week in July, . . .
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Jordan Salama & Ben Shattuck
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Nancy Rubin Stuart
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Kirthana Ramisetti & Joyce Maynard
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Joshua Prager
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Dennis Nurkse & Carolyn Forché
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Janice Nimura & Allison Gilbert
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Nicole Eustace & Julian Sancton
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Meg Kearney & Steven Cramer
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Cindy House & Tomás Q. Morín
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David Sipress & Tad Friend
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Doug Anderson & Martín Espada
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Elizabeth Nunez & Tom Perrotta
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Bill Roorbach & Wyn Cooper
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Annie Hartnett
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Julia Glass & Alice Elliott Dark
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Jennifer Haigh
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The Poetry of William Mundell - Don McLean
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Literary Cocktail Hour - Grant Faulkner with Brian Mooney
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Riverman - An American Odyssey with author Ben McGrath
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Literary Cocktail Hour with Jonathan Evison
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A conversation with author Katherine Paterson 11/12/21
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Russell Banks and Scott Spencer - The Nature of Memory
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Anna North and Jim Shepard - Survival
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Panel - Are We Having A Moment?
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Chard deNiord/Elizabeth Powell - The World We See
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Jonathan Alter - "His Very Best, Jimmy Carter, A Life"
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Robert Watson on "Washington's Washington" - George Washington's Final Battle
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Write Action Spotlight - Readings from Write Action, Brattleboro
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Authors Heather Clark and Maggie Doherty
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Louis Menand and Michael Gorra, "Culture and The Cold War"
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Jia Lynn Yang - One Mighty and Irresistible Tide
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Peter Filkins and Jennifer Militello - New England Poets
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Cultural Myths - Sanjena Sathian and Kirstin Valdez Quade
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Bryan Burrough and Jude Joffe-Block, "Legends of the West"
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Edward Hirsch and Jane Hirshfield - Poetry We Feel
In 100 Poems to Break Your Heart, poet and advocate Edward Hirsch selects 100 poems, from the nineteenth century to . . .
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Telling Stories With Poetry - Vijay Seshadri and Kerrin McCadden
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Ann and Tony Gengarelly - Another World
“This must be another world.” These opening lines of Hannah Christensen’s poem introduce us to Another World, an . . .
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The Writing Life - Lily King and Jean Hanff Korelitz
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A Creative Force - A Panel Exploration of Black Creativity
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Carol Diehl - "Banksy - Completed"
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Brattleboro Literary Festival Panel - Poetry, Identity, and Coming of Age
Diana Whitney’s inclusive anthology for teen girls, You Don’t Have to Be Everything: Poems for Girls Becoming . . .
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Literary Cocktail Hour—Moon Jar with Poet Didi Jackson
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Literary Cocktail Hour—Home on the Range with KT Sparks
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Literary Cocktail Hour with Jonathan Slaght
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Literary Cocktail Hour with Jay Parini
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Janis Joplin: Pearl with Holly George-Warren and Jeff Tamarkin
Janis: Her Life and Music by Holly George-Warren captures the mercurial life and success of Janis Joplin. This . . .
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Life Lessons, with authors Nick Flynn and Roger Rosenblatt
When Nick Flynn was seven years old, his mother set fire to their house. The event loomed large in his imagination for . . .
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The Consequences of a Decision with Amir Ahmadi Arian and Megha Majumdar
In Megha Majumdar’s book A Burning, a woman in India witnesses a terrorist attack on the subway, then makes a decision . . .
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The World Is Music with Jennifer Rosner and Erin Almond
In Jennifer Rosner's novel, The Yellow Bird Sings, a young woman and her 5 year old musical prodigy daughter are . . .
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Literary Travels with Alden Jones and Mary Morris
The Wanting Was a Wilderness defies genre—part literary analysis, part memoir, part rumination on memoir and memoir . . .
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Politics & Policies with Paul Krugman and Sarah Chayes
In Paul Krugman's latest book he takes stock of where the United States has come from and where it’s headed. . . .
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Uncovering the Past with Maya Shanbhag Lang and Jessica Pearce Rotondi
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Female Spies and Their Secrets with Lynne Olson and Arthur Magida
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A Homeless Belonging with Nikita Stewart
Nikita Stewart's new book Troop 6000, is the inspiring true story of the first Girl Scout troop founded for and by . . .
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A Wild Winter Swan: Retelling Fairy Tales with Maria Tatar and Gregory Maguire
After brilliantly reimagining the worlds of Oz, Wonderland, Dickensian London, and the Nutcracker, the New York Times . . .
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Emily’s World with Martha Ackerman and Marta McDowell
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Where We Are (and how we got here) with Steve Almond
Steve Almond’s Bad Stories argues that Trumpism is a bad outcome arising directly from the bad stories we tell . . .
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Alone Together with Andre Dubus III, Major Jackson, Jessica Keener, Sadia Hassan, Jennifer Haupt
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Life Decisions with Sam Brakeley and Sebastian Matthews
In 2011, Sebastian Matthews' family was in a major car accident. They were hit head-on by a man in the throes of a . . .
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Which Country Has the World’s Best Health Care? with Ezekiel Emanuel
The US spends more than any other nation, nearly $4 trillion, on health care. Yet, for all that expense, the US health . . .
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In Retrospect with Jill McCorkle and Andre Dubus III
The passage of time often causes people to reflect on their past and often their family secrets begin to come to life. . . .
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In Short with Susan Minot and Peter Orner
Peter Orner’s Molly Brown and other Stories provides many short takes—on a first date that turns into a late-night . . .
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Double Standards with Deesha Philyaw and Kelly Jo Ford
Deesha Philyaw's The Secret Lives of Church Ladies features four generations of characters grappling with who they . . .
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Poets in Conversation: Poetry and Social Justice
Join us for a conversation with five extraordinary poets on the topic of poetry and social justice. We’re delighted to . . .
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On Native Lands with David Heska Wanbli Weiden and Stephen Graham Jones
In Stephen Graham Jones The Only Good Indians, four American Indian men who were childhood friends from the Blackfeet . . .
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Northern Landscapes with Peter Geye and Julia Philips
Join Peter Geye and Julia Phillips in a discussion of fiction in frozen landscapes and the role that location plays in . . .
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Dystopian Worlds with Diane Cook and Hilary Leichter
Diane Cook's A New Wilderness, is a wildly imaginative debut novel of a mother’s battle to save her daughter in a . . .
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The End of the Earth with Julia Carrick Dalton and Andrew Krivak
In Andrew Krivak's The Bear is set in an Edenic future where a girl and her father live close to the land in the . . .
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In Sea Wife, Amity Gaige introduces us to Juliet who is failing to juggle motherhood and her stalled-out dissertation . . .
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Literary Cocktail Hour - with Archer Mayor and Mystery Writers
The Brattleboro Literary Festival hosted this virtual Literary Cocktail Hour, featuring three extraordinary mystery . . .
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Literary Cocktail Hour: Danielle Trussoni Discusses, "The Ancestor: A Novel"
Tim Weed interviews Danielle Trussoni on her new novel, The Ancestor, a literary gothic novel that explores the . . .
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Literary Cocktail Hour with Chard deNiord and Novelist, Vincent Panella
The Brattleboro Literary Festival invites you to join us for a virtual Literary Cocktail Hour, featuring former . . .
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Kate Greathead and Joan Silber
From October 13, 2018. Kate Greathead proves herself an impassioned observer and insightful storyteller in her . . .
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Tom Sleigh, Cara Blue-Adams, and Alia Malek
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Kerri Arsenault, John Freeman, Emily Raboteau (2017)
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Tom Callahan, James Dodson (2017)
It’s been said that the smaller the ball, the better the writing, and two of the best in the business prove it with . . .
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Join authors Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich and Helene Stapinski as they read from their work and talk about their . . .
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Poetry of Witness: Where the Personal Meets the Political — A Panel Discussion on Writing and Witnessing in an Age of . . .
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Ron Powers (2017)
Ron Powers, a Pulitzer Prize-winning and Emmy Award-winning writer and critic, has studied and written about Mark . . .
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Stephen Kiernan, Robert Madrygin (2017)
Join authors Stephen Kiernan and Robert Madrygin for this opening night talk from the 2017 Brattleboro Literary . . .
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Avi (2017)
Join prolific author Avi for this opening night talk from the 2017 Brattleboro Literary Festival hosted at Brooks . . .
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Robert Watson (2017)
Robert Watson ’s new book, The Ghost Ship of Brooklyn , tells the chilling story of the HMS Jersey , a prison ship . . .
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Nancy Marie Brown (2016)
Join author Nancy Marie Brown for her talk on her book 'Ivory Vikings' hosted at Brooks Memorial Library on October . . .
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Lauret Savoy (2016)
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Robin MacArthur, Jensen Beach (2016)
Join authors Robin MacArthur and Jensen Beach as they speak at 118 Elliot Street as part of the 2016 Brattleboro . . .
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Joseph Mazur, Larry Olmsted, Angela Palm (2016)
Join nonfiction authors Joseph Mazur, Larry Olmsted and Angela Palm as they tak about the relationship between their . . .
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Bill Littlefield, Glenn Stout (2016)
Join sports aficionados Bill Littlefield and Glenn Stout for this presentation for the 2016 Brattleboro Literary . . .
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Harry Bliss, Josh Neufeld (2016)
Join cartoonists Harry Bliss and Josh Neufeld as they present their two very different takes on the comicbook . . .
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Arun Gandhi, Bethany Hegedus, Evan Turk (2016)
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Annette Gordon-Reed, Peter Onuf (2016)
Join authors Annette Gordon-Reed and Peter Onuf as they discuss their book “Most Blessed of the Patriarchs” Thomas . . .
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Charlotte Gordon, Kate Bolick (2016)
Join authors Charlotte Gordon and Kate Bolick as they discuss the intersection of women, history, literature, . . .
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Alice Fogel, Chard deNiord (2015)
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Ann Beattie (2015)
The Brattleboro Literary Festival 2015 last lecture at Brooks Memorial Library futured author Ann Beattie. Ms. Beattie . . .
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Ernest Hebert, Castle Freeman (2015)
Vermont authors, Ernest Hebert and Castle Freeman read from new works of theirs for the Brattleboro Literary Festival . . .
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Howard Axelrod (2015)
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Maria Tatar (2015)
Join author Maria Tatar, the John L. Loeb Professor of Germanic Languages and Literatures, for her 2015 Brattleboro . . .
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Forrest Gander, Rachel Eliza Griffiths (2015)
Join Forrest Gander and Rachel Eliza Griffiths read slection of their poetry as part of the 2015 Brattleboro Literary . . .
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Kenny Bruno, Beth Handman (2014)
Co-authors of the new series of books for children Josie Goes Green, Kenny Bruno and Beth Handman present at the . . .
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Ronald Levao, Susan Wolfson (2014)
Both professors of English literature, authors Ronald Levao and Susan Wolfson discuss before an engaged audience at . . .
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Laurel Neme (2014)
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Rick Bass (2014)
Join author Rick Bass as he speaks at Brooks Memorial Library as part of the 2014 Brattleboro Literary Festival.Rick . . .
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Joseph Ellis (2014)
Author of eight Revolution-era books, Joseph J. Ellis presents during the 2014 Brattleboro Literary Festival, bringing . . .
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Raouf Mama (2014)
Join Distinguished Professor of English at Eastern Connecticut State University Raouf Mama as he discusses his newly . . .
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Jay Parini (2014)
Jay Parini speaks on his books in this talk entitled 'The Human Face of God' during this October 4, 2014 presentation . . .
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Daniel Smith (2013)
It was the Brattleboro Retreat that brought to the 2013 Literary Festival author and editor Daniel Smith to discuss . . .
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Tom Folsom, Lily Koppel (2013)
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Howard Norman (2013)
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Tom Kizzia (2013)
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Christopher Castellani and Roland Merullo, both Italian-American authors, give readings of their works and then answer . . .
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Andrew Nagorski (2013)
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Howard Frank Mosher (2012)
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Local Author Showcase (2012)
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