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Notable NYC: 11/3–11/9

By Ian MacAllen

November 3rd, 2018

Literary events in and around NYC this week!

Tags: alex mar, Alison Kinney, Alyson Hagy, Amy Sillman, Anna Godbersen, Anna Snoekstra, Antonia Lloyd-Jones, Anushah Jiwani, beth bachmann, Billy Hough, Cathy Park Hong, Charles Bernstein, Chaya Bhuvaneswar, Cheryl Boyce Taylor, Cortney Lamar Charleston, Craig Morgan Teicher, Daniel Lawless, darcey steinke, Edward Carey, Eric Karpeles, Erin Hoover, Ethan Coen, Felix Bernstein, francine j harris, Georgia Weber, Hala Alyan, Hernán Díaz, Hiroaki Sato, Ian King, Idra Novey, Irena Grudzińska-Gross, Jason Starr, Józef Czapski, Jennifer Baker, Jon Land, Joshua Idaszak, Julia Young, katy waldman, kriota willberg, Kristen Radtke, Lee Briccetti, Lilly Dancyger, Lisa Halliday, Lisa Tschernkowitsch, Marta López Luaces, Marwa Helal, Mary Karr, Maryse Meijer, Matt Harkins, Mercedes Roffé, michael seidlinger, Michele Filgate, Monica de la Torre, Monique Truong, Montana Ray, Nathan McClain, New York City, Nick Flynn, Nick Zinner, notable new york, Notable NYC, Ravi Agrawal, Robert Kramer, Sallie Tisdale, Sally Bliumis-Dunn, Scott Adlerberg, Sharon Mesmer, Shelley Jackson, Stacy Wakefield, Tobias Carroll, tori telfer, Tracie Morris, Tunku Varadarajan, Valerie Wallace, Vijay Seshadri, Zachary Lipez

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