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Janis and Me

27 Jun ’23
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Eileen Myles reads from a “Working Life”

9 Jun ’23
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5 Jun ’23
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Gary Indiana reads at the Poetry Project

27 May ’23
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Reading for LiVE MAG! #19 at the Jefferson Market Library, May 7, 2023

21 May ’23
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James Barickman reads from Helluva Season

21 May ’23
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Charles Coe reads from Purgatory Road

7 May ’23
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Karen Friedland reads from Incurable/Inoperable: Poems and Notes from a Deadly Diagnosis

30 Apr ’23
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Donna Fleischer reads for the Edge Reading Series

29 Apr ’23
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Marc Chagall: Six Paintings

21 Apr ’23
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April Blossoms 2013 (remembering the Boston Marathon Bombing)

9 Apr ’23
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Jim Feast reads from (a strange awakening of light that takes the place of dawn)

8 Apr ’23
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