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Fall 2008 Creative Writing Schedule (UPDATED)
Click to Enlarge. Thanks to David McAleavey and John O’Keefe for creating these great posters! Please note that the date and location for the first Suhayl Saadi reading has been changed. Share on FacebookTweet
