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TUESDAY, APRIL 28 | 4 events
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The Rattapallax/PEN World Voices Literary Film Feast
With Bob Holman, DJ Kadagian, and others; introduced by Ram Devineni
Resonances: Writers on the Great Works
With Muriel Barbery, Salwa Al Neimi, José Manuel Prieto, George Packer, and Antonio Tabucchi
>> All Tuesday events
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29 | 6 events
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The Voyage of the Reader:
Using Children’s Books to Create a Lifelong Love of Reading
With Mary Ann Hoberman, Francine Prose, and Meir Shalev; moderated by Benjamin D. Schrank
Evolution/Revolution
With Muriel Barbery, Jose Dalisay, Edwidge Danticat, Péter Nádas, Sergio Ramírez, Salman Rushdie, and Raja Shehadeh
>> All Wednesday events
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THURSDAY, APRIL 30 | 17 events
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Meir Shalev in Conversation with Daniel Menaker
A must-see event! One of Israel's foremost literary figures in conversation with former Random House Editor-in-Chief, author, and journalist Daniel Menaker.
DEFIANCE: The Spirit of ’89
With Eszter Babarczy, Jose Dalisay, Nick Flynn, Sergio Ramírez, Hwang Sok-Yong, János Térey, and Paul Verhaeghen
>> All Thursday events
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FRIDAY, May 1 | 16 events
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The Language of Fear
With Guillermo Fadanelli, Wayne Koestenbaum, Colum McCann, Kathrin Röggla, and Anya Ulinich; moderated by Jeffrey Lependorf
Readings from Around the Globe
With Bernardo Atxaga, Petina Gappah, Mariken Jongman, Michael Ondaatje, Daniel Sada, Hwang Sok-Yong, Antonio Tabucchi, and Colm Tóibín
>> All Friday events
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SATURDAY, MAY 2 | 20 events
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Enrique Vila-Matas & Paul Auster in Conversation
For years Enrique Vila-Matas and Paul Auster have been engaged in an extended literary correspondence spanning several continents and languages. Come eavesdrop on their conversation led by Eduardo Lago.
Standing Before History: Remembering Ken Saro-Wiwa
With Ken Wiwa, Jr., Richard North Patterson, with a reading by Steve Connell and Sekou; moderated by Okey Ndibe
>> All Saturday events
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SUNDAY, MAY 3 | 9 events
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Henry Hudson 400 Years: Amsterdam and New York City
Join Ian Buruma, Geert Mak, and American Russell Shorto for a journey across the looking-glass of the Atlantic to see how these different worlds—Holland and America; Amsterdam and New York—infused and transformed each other.
Nawal El Saadawi:
The Arthur Miller Freedom to Write Lecture
With Kwame Anthony Appiah
>> All Sunday events
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