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Harvard LITfest!
February 3, 2017 - March 4, 2017
Free
Join us at Harvard LITFest February 3rd and 4th! Harvard’s annual celebration of the literary community kicks off with a Friday evening of storytelling, then brings you a full Saturday of workshops, readings, discussions, and tastings. Highlights include a keynote address by Tom Perrotta on his book and HBO series The Leftovers, an impassioned conversation between National Book Award-winner James Carroll and Mother Jones founding publisher Richard Parker on how literature can confront the politics of our time, a food-writing workshop with expertly sourced truffles, and an of-the-moment account of how to break into publishing, by recent Harvard grads whose books are making it.
All events are free, open to the public, and located in either Harvard’s Barker Center or Boylston Hall. Find more information on LITfest’s website, or via Facebook.
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Combining ‘Pangea’ — the world continent — and ‘gyrus’– the ridges of the cerebral cortex crucial to verbal association, Pangyrus is about connection.
Combining ‘Pangea’ — the world continent — and ‘gyrus’– the ridges of the cerebral cortex crucial to verbal association, Pangyrus is about connection.
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