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Notable Los Angeles: 4/22–4/28

By Xach Fromson

April 22nd, 2019

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

Tags: Alicia Mosley, Allison Benis White, Anthony Hoang, Antonio Gonzalez, Ayize Jama-Everett, Brendan Constantine, Charles Finch, Colin Dayan, DaMaris B. Hill, Daniel Suárez, Danielle Paige, Dare Williams, David Kipen, David Poland, DC Palter, Donna Sprujit-Metz, Edward Wells, Fajer Alexander Khansa, Gillian Osborne, grace talusan, Graham Hancock, Gwendolyn Womack, Henri Maddocks, Isabela Agosa, Jacqueline Suskind, Jane Smiley, Janet Fitch, Jasmin Elizabeth Smith, Jennifer Dakan, Jim Smith, Jo Giese, Joe Satran, Joseph Rios, Judy Choi, Julia Claiborne Johnson, Kate Weinberg, Katy Gurin, Kyle Raymond Fitzpatrick, Laila Lalami, Laura Shepard Townsend, Leah Dietrich, lichen wildness, los angeles, Lydia Fitzpatrick, Marc Weingarten, Marcos Damián León, Mark Johnson, Medaya Ocher, MG Wheaton, Michelle Detorie, Mitra Rajabi, Molly Ash, nada alic, Nan Cohen, Natasha Young, nathaniel rich, Noel Alumit, Notable LA, notable los angeles, Rachel Howard, Ramin Setoodeh, Rex Weiner, Rhiannon McGavin, Samuel Stein, Sarah Nivala, Sarine Balian, Saskia Vogel, Sehba Sarwar, Sheila Sadr, Sibylla Nash, Suzanne Lummis, T.K. Lê, Tom Lutz, Tom Trudgeon, Victoria Shorr, Wendy Riss

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