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Notable Los Angeles: 4/23–4/29

By Xach Fromson

April 23rd, 2018

Literary events and readings in and around L.A. this week!

Tags: A. J. Finn, Alex S. Vitale, Allegra Huston, Amy Gerstler, Asal Shahindoust, Charmaine Craig, Chelsey Clammer, Chris Erskine, Christina Lynch, Dillon Sefic, Elgin Baylor, Ellen Rachlin, Iain S. Thomas, Jamison Stoltz, Jennifer Natalya Fink, Jodie Landau, Joe Donnelly, John Freeman, John Shepphird, Johnnie Jungleguts, jonathan ames, Julia Whelan, Justine Yan, Kailey Dorfman, L.A., los angeles, Mandy Kahn, Maurya Simon, Meagan Cass, Meron Hadero, Molly Ash, Notable L.A., notable los angeles, Patrick Staff, Peter Taylor, Phil Goldberg, Rebecca Sacks, Rich Ferguson, Richard Powers, Robert Gordon, sarah manguso, Sarah Nivala, Scott Timberg, Sebastian Matthews, Sikivu Hutchinson, Tayari Jones, Viet Thanh Nguyen, Wendy Mogel, William G. Tierney, Zoe Corwin

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