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Posts Tagged: Nina Boutsikaris

Notable NYC: 2/10–2/16

By Ian MacAllen

February 10th, 2018

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

Tags: Abigail Bereola, Alanna Schubach, Andre Aciden, Andre Aciman, Anelise Chen, Annabel Graham, Anne Ishil, Annie DeWitt, Ben Dolnick, Bino A. Realuyo, Caroline Sasso, Chloé Cooper Jones, Claire Potter, colin winnette, Corina Copp, craig finn, Dave Eggers, David Tomas Martinez, Elif Batuman, Emily Skillings, Francisco Cantu, Garnette Cadogan, Garth Risk Hallberg, Hermione Hoby, isaac fitzgerald, Jane LeCroy, Jenny Xie, joanna scutts, Jordy Rosenberg, Juliet Escoria, Keijaun Thomas, Kyle Dacuyan, Kyle Lucia Wu, Leslie Cohen, Liza Featherstone, Lucy Ives, Madeleine Mori, Madhu Kaza, Maris Kreizman, Meghan O’Rourke, Melanie Odelle, Melissa Albert, Melissa Febos, Melissa Holy, Mikkel Rosengaard, Mokhta Alkhanshali, Momina Mela, Monica de la Torre, New York City, Nina Boutsikaris, notable new york, Notable NYC, Omotara James, Oscar Villalon, Paul Cohen, Paul Florez, Philip Schultz, Rhoda Belleza, Richard Kennedy, Rowan Ricardo Phillips, Sarah Gambito, Scott McClanahan, Simran Bansal, Sonja Bjelić, Sophia La Fraga, Susan Choi, Susan Lewis, T Kira Madden, Taije Silverman, tatiana ryckman, Tom Sleigh, William Lessard, Willy Vlautin, zachary lazar

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