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Literary Atlanta invites you to the debut of BEYOND BOOKS A monthly literary series, profiling the stories of published & unpublished writers. January 8 Mark Pendergrast, City on the Verge May 9 Daren Wang, The Hidden Light of Northern Fires February 14 Jim Auchmutey, The Class of ‘65 June 13 George Weinstein, Hardscrabble Road March 14 Angela Harrington Rice, Resurrecting the Lives of Liberated Women July 11 Larry Copeland, The Moaning Bench Stay connected for the Beyond Books calendar for the rest of 2018: www.wrensnest.org, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. Or contact Kalin Thomas, Program Director – [email protected], 404-753-7735. All events are 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. and are FREE to the public. The Wren’s Nest is at 1050 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd., Atlanta 30310. in partnership with April 4 Jessica Handler, Invisible Sisters August 8 G.G. Wynter, Free Falling December 12 Julie Hedgepeth Williams, Three Not-So-Ordinary Joes September 12 Chuck Reese, The Best of The Bitter Southerner October 10 Shannon Turner & Lynsey Weatherspoon, Stories & Images of People with Developmental Disabilities in Georgia November 14 Gina Caison, Red States: Indigeneity, Settler Colonialism, and Southern Studies
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Literary Atlantainvites you to the debut of
BEYOND BOOKSA monthly literary series, profiling the stories of published & unpublished writers.
January 8 Mark Pendergrast, City on the Verge
May 9 Daren Wang, The Hidden Light of Northern Fires
February 14 Jim Auchmutey, The Class of ‘65
June 13 George Weinstein, Hardscrabble Road
March 14 Angela Harrington Rice, Resurrecting the Lives of Liberated Women
July 11 Larry Copeland, The Moaning Bench
Stay connected for the Beyond Books calendar for the rest of 2018: www.wrensnest.org, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. Or contact Kalin Thomas, Program Director – [email protected], 404-753-7735.
All events are 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. and are FREE to the public. The Wren’s Nest is at 1050 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd., Atlanta 30310.
in partnership with
April 4 Jessica Handler, Invisible Sisters
August 8 G.G. Wynter, Free Falling
December 12 Julie Hedgepeth Williams, Three Not-So-Ordinary Joes
September 12 Chuck Reese, The Best of The Bitter Southerner
October 10 Shannon Turner & Lynsey Weatherspoon, Stories & Images of People with Developmental Disabilities in Georgia
November 14 Gina Caison, Red States: Indigeneity, Settler Colonialism, and Southern Studies
