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Notable NYC: 1/11–1/17

By Ian MacAllen

January 11th, 2020

Literary events in and around NYC this week!

Tags: Abigail Beshkin, Abigail Kirby Conklin, AKaiser, alex mar, Alex Myers, amber tamblyn, Andre Perry, Ani Katz, Ann Hood, Anna Pitoniak, Anna Wiener, Anne Elezabeth Pluto, Avra Wing, Ben Fama, Bishakh Som, C.J. Hauser, carmen maria machado, Caroline Zancan, Christine Schutt, Corinne Donly, Cynthia Manick, Dell Lemmon, Dell Lemon, Donika Kelly, Doug Anderson, Elizabeth T. Gray, Emily Blair, emily gould, Erica Schreiner, Gardiner Comfort, Hal Y. Zhang, Hala Alyan, Hannah Bae, Hannah Sullivan, Haruna Lee, Ishion Hutchinson, Jackson Bird, Jacob Rogers, James Hannaham, James Trask, Jeanne Thornton, Jeffrey Colvin, Jennifer Martelli, Jessica Francis Kane, Jill Eisenstadt, Jill Hoffman, Jodi Kantor, John Yau, Jonathan Tel, Judy Schneier, Kate Kremer, Kristen Kosmas, Laurie Stone, Leah Umansky, Marco Roth, Marcy Dermansky, Marine Cornuet, Mark Warenaar, Mary South, Megan Milks, Michael Ruhlman, Mira Ptacin, MIranda Popkey, Molly Fischer, Nadia Owusu, New York City, Nicole Zelniker, Nicolette Polek, notable new york, Notable NYC, Patrik Henry Bass, Precious Okoyomon, Q.M. Hall, Richard Hoffman, Roseann Lake, Ryan D. Matthews, Ryan Teitman, Rye Curtis, Shannon Taggart, Stacie Evans, Stephanie Dickinson, Suzanne Dottino, Tanen Jones, Veronica Ciastko, Z Kennedy-Lopez

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