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Notable NYC: 3/10–3/16

By Ian MacAllen

March 10th, 2018

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

Tags: Alice Sola Kim, Alicia Mountain, Ana Bozicevic, Andrew Santella, Ann Goldstein, Anne Boyer, Anne K. Yoder, Bijan Stephen, Billy Hough, Bridget Talone, Callie Garnett, Chandler Klang Smith, Christine Schutt, Danielle Lazarin, David Morse, Deborah Santana, Devin Doyle, Emily Nussbaum, Erika Hodges, Eudora Peterson, Eugene Lim, Fred Moten, Gaiutra Bahadur, Hannah Goldfield, Hannah Lillith Assadi, Jami Attenberg, Jared Harel, Jason Koo, JC Hopkins, Jean Valentine, Jenny McPhee, Jessi Olsen, Jessie Chaffee, Joe Coscarelli, Joy Press, Kate Greathead, Kimiko Hahn, Kristin Leavy Miller, Larissa MacFarquhar, Larissa Pham, Luis Alberto Urrea, Maeve Higgins, Mariam Ehrari, marie howe, Mary H.K. Choi, Matthew Bischoff, Menen Hailu, Mercy Tullis-Bukhari, Mila Jam, Mitra Jouhari, Molly Taylor, Moore Keesean, Morgan Jerkins, Naomi Fry, New York City, Nick Douglas, Notable New York City, Notable NYC, Nuris Terrero, Paola Mendoza, Peter Brown, Rachel Lyon, Rawaan Alkhatib, Rowan Hisayo Buchanan, Rumaan Alam, Ryan Sartor, Sammy Nickalls, Sarah Kay, Sarah Nicole Smetana, Sarah Sophie Flicker, Sean Cole, Sheila Heti, Stefan Merrill Block, Suzanne Scanlon, Tiffany Kelly, Tommy Pico, Uzodinma Iweala, Vanessa Persephone

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