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Christopher E. Forth
| July 29, 2019
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and its Influence on Egyptian Politics
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Alaa Al Aswany
| July 29, 2019
From Pick-Up and Pynchon to a Lifetime in Publishing
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Rebecca Renner
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Karen Olsson
| July 26, 2019
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| July 26, 2019
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| July 25, 2019
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| July 25, 2019
On Breaking Down the Barrier Between YA and Adult Fiction
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Alexi Zentner
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| July 25, 2019
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