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Posts Tagged: Ariel Djanikian

Notable Philadelphia: 5/8–5/14

By Amy Saul-Zerby

May 8th, 2018

Literary events and readings in and around Philadelphia this week!

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Tags: Amina Gautier, Annie Paradis, Ariel Djanikian, Bill Wunder, Cameron MacKenzie, Chris Davis, David Brownlee, David Traub, Faye Chevalier, Fran Daulerio, Jesmyn Ward, Jonathan Aprea, Kirstem Kaschock, Leigh Marques, Liliana Velasquez, Lily Kulp, Luke Bauerlein, Lynn Levin, Melissa Jensen, Notable Philadelphia, Paul Siegell, Philadelphia, Raena Shirali, Sarah Blake, Savannah Cooper-Ramsey, Steve Kleinedler, Susan Stewart, Tim Fitts, W.D. Ehrhart

Transit by Rachel Cusk

Reviewed By Ariel Djanikian

February 27th, 2017

Ariel Djanikian reviews Transit by Rachel Cusk today in Rumpus Books.

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Tags: Ariel Djanikian, book review, outline, Rachel Cusk, review, Transit

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