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HUGO LITERARY SERIES:
WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND
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Feb. 12, 7:30 pm
Three writers and one musician will present new work on the theme "what goes around comes around." Read about them below!
- The New Yorker just wrote about D. A. Powell's "unruly elegies." Also a worthwhile read just to find the ridiculous correction at the end.
- Heidi Julavits writes in the New York Times about diaries and her new diary-slash-book, The Folded Clock.
- Sierra Nelson is not only a great poet in her own right, she also collaborates with a number of artists to create unique hybrid works. See some of those on her blog.
- OCNotes performs the jaunty, enjoyably disjointed "Number 7" live on KEXP.
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AN EVENING WITH LIBRECHT BAKER, KAMILAH AISHA MOON, AND STORME WEBBER
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Feb. 4, 7 pm
Hugo House poet-in-residence Anastacia Tolbert curated this lineup of powerful, queer women of color. The event is free, the bar will be open, and books will be for sale. Learn More
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Feb. 8, 7 pm at Hotel Sorrento
Ask your burning questions, and our panel of writer-oracles will offer up answers from somewhat randomly selected passages in their books. Occurring monthly, the February edition features novelist Rebecca Makkai, author and filmmaker Ramon Isao, and fiction writer Stacey Levine. Learn More
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AN UNREVISED SKETCH OF SOME IDEAS ABOUT REVISION
by Justin Taylor
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There’s no other readerly disappointment quite like something that almost works. The writer clearly has talent, natural as well as honed, and has put substantial time and energy into the work in question ... Read More
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FEELING REJECTED? GEORGE ORWELL DID, TOO.
by Elisabeth Kramer
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Trotskyite: that’s the word T. S. Eliot used to describe George Orwell upon reading an early draft of Animal Farm. Read More
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