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July 29, 2016News, Reviews, and InterviewsThe 2016 Man Booker Prize longlist has been announced. Finalist J. M. Coetzee is a past WLT contributor and was our 2003 Puterbaugh Fellow.PEN America has a…
June 18, 2013NEWS RELEASEFor immediate releaseAllyse Sanchez 303-839-1415, ext. [email protected] Robert Con DavisExecutive Director,…- September 7, 2012This week is filled with new events that are sure to fill up your calendar, including those scheduled for this year's Neustadt Festival. You'll also find some indispensable advice from two writers in…
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