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Love Hurts Brunch with the Writers
January 11, 2004 to @ The Canal Club
 Anson Mount |
Program:
- Elisabeth Moss read Julie Orringer's Note to Sixth Grade Self from How to Breath Underwater, Knopf 2003.
- Jesse Bradford read Ryan Harty's story September, from Bring Me Your Saddest Arizona, University of Iowa Press 2003.
- Anson Mount read Mark Richard's Her Favorite Story from Charity: Stories, Doubleday 1998.
- David Prete, read Not Because I'm Thirsty from his debut collection Say That to My Face, W.W. Norton 2003
Produced by Cedering Fox Production Associate: John Jenkins
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