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Askold Melnyczuk is a novelist, poet, essayist, translator, and editor who has, for half a century, played an active role in shaping the American literary conversation. Mary Cappello is a literary nonfictionist, cultural theorist and educator working in the vanguard of the essay, memoir, and documentary art; she is also a Guggenheim and Berlin Prize Fellow. P. Carl is a Senior Distinguished Artist in Residence, Department of Performing Arts, at Emerson College in Boston.
This event is organized by Brookline Booksmith and co-sponsored by the Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute.
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