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Meet the Writers Series
Each semester renowned authors are invited to read and discuss their work in our Meet the Writers series. Past
guests have included Edwidge Danticat, Roz Chaz, Daniel
Borzutzky
, Dani Shapiro, Gregory Pardlo,
Layli
Long Soldier, Meghan
Daum
, Tracy K. Smith, Amy Goodman, Terrance Hayes
, Rowan Ricardo Phillips,
and Ben Lerner. These evening events and other readings, panels and conversations are free and open to the public and are an important focus of our writing community.