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To Be Irish in New York on St. Patrick's Day
Chasing the Irish Arts Center's citywide book giveaway, nostalgia ensues
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Dan Sheehan
| March 21, 2016
At the Tucson Festival of Books: Freaks, Cranks, Poets, and More
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Mark Athitakis
| March 21, 2016
The Women of the World Poetry Slam Comes to Brooklyn
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At the Coolest NYC Invite-Only Publishing Holiday Fundraiser
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