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Notable NYC: 10/7–10/13

By Ian MacAllen

October 7th, 2017

Literary events and readings in and around New York City this week!

Tags: Abbey Bender, Adrian Shirk, Alex Gilvarry, Amanda Mull, Amira Pierce, Anelise Chen, Bette Pesetsky, Brittany Spanos, Charif Shanahan, Chinelo Okparanta, Cooper Wilhelm, Cristina Garcia, Danya Kukafka, Darin Strauss, David Burr Gerrard, David J. Goodwin, David McLoghlin, Deirdre Coyle, Dianca London, E.C. Belli, eileen myles, Elif Batuman, Emily Saso, Eric Eddings, Erika Meitner, Gloria Beth Amodeo, Glory Edim, Heather Derr Smith, Helen Benedict, Hermoine Hoby, James McBride, Jana Benova, Jason Schneiderman, Jay Deshpande, Jeannie Vanasco, Jill Bialosky, John Haskell, Jonathan Greenhause, Jordan Pavlin, Joseph Kanon, Julia Wertz, Julie Buntin, Kent Russell, Kenyatta JP Garcia, Kristen Sollee, Ladee Hubbard, Lauren Weinstein, Lisa Marie Basile, Lucas Hunt, Marina Blitshteyn, mary louise parker, Matthew Zapruder, Michelle Legro, Morten Hoi Jensen, Nathan Englander, New York City, Nick Laird, notable new york, Notable NYC, paul auster, Paul Vidich, Pilot Viruet, Rachel Corbett, Rakesh Satyal, Ricardo Hernandez, Safiya Sinclair, Sarah Bridgins, Sarah Wang, Simeon Marsalis, Tyler Coates, will schwalbe, Zack McDermott

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