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Story Club Boston

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THE FAIR CHASE: The Epic Story of Hunting in America

MICHELLE TEA– Against the Memoir: Complaints, Confessions, and Criticism

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Peter Harrison, 1716-1775: Greatest American Architect

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JOHN HODGEMAN presents Vacationland

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MICHAEL ERIC DYSON on “Our Unfinished Conversation About Race in America

“Writing About Politics” Reading & Open Mic

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Tyrant, Show Thy Face – A Benefit for Actor’s Shakespeare Project

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LESLIE CORMIER, PhD presents “Copley Square” at Wellesley Books

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Turtle Studios Writers Night

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826 Boston Book Release Party

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Real People, Real Stories of Mattapan

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The Ruined House: A Conversation with Israeli-American Author RUBY NAMDAR

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Juneteenth at MFA Boston, Cosponsored by GrubStreet

TERRANCE HAYES at Harvard Book Store

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Summer Reading Series with MIRA T. LEE and OLIVE SENIOR

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Summer Reading Series with MIRA T. LEE and OLIVE SENIOR

Don’t Just Stand There and Read It! Performing Your Writing | ¡No te pares ahí leyendo sin hacer nada! Interpretando tu escritura en vivo

Solidarity Salon

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Summer Reading Series with MIRA T. LEE and OLIVE SENIOR

Poetry at the Somerville Community Growing Center

Poetry in the Garden Series

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Summer Reading Series with MIRA T. LEE and OLIVE SENIOR

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Summer Reading Series with MIRA T. LEE and OLIVE SENIOR

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Summer Reading Series with MIRA T. LEE and OLIVE SENIOR

ALISSA QUART: Squeezed

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Certain books were “banned in Boston” at least as far back as 1651, when one William Pynchon wrote a book criticizing Puritanism.