Events for May 8, 2015
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1:00 pm
Boston Lit District’s Literary Lunch Break: Deborah Halber
If you've ever had even a passing interest in forensic crime shows like CSI, you're going to love Deborah Halber talk about her book, The Skeleton Crew, at the Lit District's Literary Lunch Break in South Station. Publishers Weekly says this excellent writer's work "will be devoured by armchair detectives," while America's Most Wanted host […]
Find out more »Boston Lit District’s Literary Lunch Break: Deborah Halber
If you've ever had even a passing interest in forensic crime shows like CSI, you're going to love Deborah Halber talk about her book, The Skeleton Crew, at the Lit District's Literary Lunch Break in South Station. Publishers Weekly says this excellent writer's work "will be devoured by armchair detectives," while America's Most Wanted host […]
Find out more »Boston Lit District’s Literary Lunch Break: Deborah Halber
If you've ever had even a passing interest in forensic crime shows like CSI, you're going to love Deborah Halber talk about her book, The Skeleton Crew, at the Lit District's Literary Lunch Break in South Station. Publishers Weekly says this excellent writer's work "will be devoured by armchair detectives," while America's Most Wanted host […]
Find out more »Boston Lit District’s Literary Lunch Break: Deborah Halber
If you've ever had even a passing interest in forensic crime shows like CSI, you're going to love Deborah Halber talk about her book, The Skeleton Crew, at the Lit District's Literary Lunch Break in South Station. Publishers Weekly says this excellent writer's work "will be devoured by armchair detectives," while America's Most Wanted host […]
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The Emigré Writer’s Place in America: Escaping Censorship and Adjusting to Freedom
Consequence Magazine invites you to celebrate the release of a new issue! We'll be hosting a panel discussion and reception. The Emigré Writer’s Place in America: Escaping Censorship and Adjusting to Freedom Featuring Marjorie Agosín, Ha Jin, Shahriar Mandanipour, and moderator Alexandra Marshall Literature provides every culture with its moral compass and when a repressive regime denies freedom […]
Find out more »The Emigré Writer’s Place in America: Escaping Censorship and Adjusting to Freedom
Consequence Magazine invites you to celebrate the release of a new issue! We'll be hosting a panel discussion and reception. The Emigré Writer’s Place in America: Escaping Censorship and Adjusting to Freedom Featuring Marjorie Agosín, Ha Jin, Shahriar Mandanipour, and moderator Alexandra Marshall Literature provides every culture with its moral compass and when a repressive regime denies freedom […]
Find out more »The Emigré Writer’s Place in America: Escaping Censorship and Adjusting to Freedom
Consequence Magazine invites you to celebrate the release of a new issue! We'll be hosting a panel discussion and reception. The Emigré Writer’s Place in America: Escaping Censorship and Adjusting to Freedom Featuring Marjorie Agosín, Ha Jin, Shahriar Mandanipour, and moderator Alexandra Marshall Literature provides every culture with its moral compass and when a repressive regime denies freedom […]
Find out more »The Emigré Writer’s Place in America: Escaping Censorship and Adjusting to Freedom
Consequence Magazine invites you to celebrate the release of a new issue! We'll be hosting a panel discussion and reception. The Emigré Writer’s Place in America: Escaping Censorship and Adjusting to Freedom Featuring Marjorie Agosín, Ha Jin, Shahriar Mandanipour, and moderator Alexandra Marshall Literature provides every culture with its moral compass and when a repressive regime denies freedom […]
Find out more »Did You Know?
Certain books were “banned in Boston” at least as far back as 1651, when one William Pynchon wrote a book criticizing Puritanism.