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• Feb 19 2019 - Michael Frank | Italian Journeys of American Writers Series - Italian Cultural Institute
  
• Feb 19 2019 - Reporting Wrongful Convictions - Housing Works Bookstore Cafe
  
• Feb 19 2019 - Aging in America: Happiness and the New Old Age (Discussion/Book Signing) -
  
• Feb 19 2019 - AMNH Presents: A Natural History of Beer SOLD OUT - American Museum of Natural History
  
• Feb 19 2019 - Nationalism in the Modern Era - New-York Historical Society
  
• Feb 19 2019 - Leila Slimani: Adèle - The Strand
  
• Feb 19 2019 - Esmé Weijun Wang: The Collected Schizophrenias w/ Alice Sola Kim - Books Are Magic
  
• Feb 19 2019 - NYC Paperback Launch - KGB
  
• Feb 20 2019 - A Woman Looking at Men Looking at Women - Albertine
  
• Feb 20 2019 - Performance Philosophy Reading Group -
  
• Feb 20 2019 - Sol LeWitt’s Wall Drawings - New York Public Library—Stephen A. Schwarzman Building
  
• Feb 20 2019 - Blake J. Harris: The History of the Future - The Strand
  
• Feb 20 2019 - Guernica Live; The Personal Is Political - Housing Works Bookstore Cafe
  
• Feb 20 2019 - Katha Pollitt + Richard A. Friedman | Controlling the Conversation: How Words Shape Our World - Rubin Museum of Art
  
• Feb 20 2019 - The Roots of Caribbean Cooking - 92nd Street Y
  
• Feb 20 2019 - Christopher Castellani: Leading Men with Emma Straub - Books Are Magic
  
• Feb 21 2019 - Author Talk: The African Burial Ground With Andrea Frohne - Grand Central Tech
  
• Feb 21 2019 - Book Discussion and Signing for "Automating Humanity" by Joe Toscano -
  
• Feb 21 2019 - Book Launch of The Noisemakers: Estridentismo, Vanguardism, and Social Action in Post-Revolutionary Mexico - Americas Society
  
• Feb 21 2019 - Madeline Miller: Circe - The New York Society Library