A three-day series of readings by emerging writers, many with ties to the Capital Region. All events take place on the University at Albany uptown campus and are free and open to the public.
April 26 (Tuesday), 8 p.m., Campus Center 375 Ben Jones, author of the first novel "The Rope Eater" and Lucia Nevai, short story writer and author of the first novel "Seriously" April 27 (Wednesday), 4:15 p.m., Campus Center 375 Hollis Seamon, author of the new novel "Flesh," and her son Tobias Seamon, author of the first novel "The Magician's Study" April 27 (Wednesday), 8 p.m., Campus Center 375 Thai Jones, author of the memoir "A Radical Line" April 28 (Thursday), 4:15 p.m. Seminar & 8 p.m. Reading both Assembly Hall, Campus Center Edward Schwarzschild, author of the first novel "Responsible Men" and Hannah Tinti, author of the short story collection "Animal Crackers" |
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