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Notable Philadelphia: 10/16–10/22

By Amy Saul-Zerby

October 16th, 2018

Literary events in and around Philly this week!

Tags: Ailin Luca, Alanna Kennedy-Gorman, Allison Coffelt, Angelo Colavita, Anju Treohan, Anne Balay, Anne Ishii, Anneliese Downey, Bonnie Chau, Boston Gordon, Brendan Lorber, Carol McCullough, Charlie Stern, Christopher KP Brown, Cooper Wilhelm, Cynthia Dewi Oka, Daniel Jones, David Hancock, Ditta Baron Hoeber, Don Hames Brown, Douglas Kearney, Henk Rossouw, Jaime Fountaine, James Hoch, Jane-Rebecca Cannarella, Jazmine Hawkins, jessamine chan, Joshua Rivkin, Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach, Julie Bouwsma, June Gehringer, Kailey Tedesco, kathleen volk miller, Lauren Lowe, Lindsay Berrigan, May-Lan Tan, Melissa Febos, Mike Ingram, Mizz Jasz, Ngozi Magena, Nicholas Perilli, Nick Gregorio, Noor Ibn Najam, Norman Cain, Notable Philadelphia, Oki Sogumi, Philadelphia, Prairie M. Faul, Quinton Lawrence, Rae Armantrout, Rebecca Kokitus, Rose Skelton, Shevaun Brannigan, Sir Smith, Steven Dunn, Tim Lynch, Warren Longmire, Zach Savich

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