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Brian Heinberg writes about Steven Reigns’s “insistence on documentation” in his latest book, Outliving Michael, which chronicles his friendship with and mentorship by Michael Church.


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Another week packed with literary events across Greater Los Ángeles, including The Pan African Film Festival Spoken Word Fest on Saturday at the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza. Local writers reading this week include: Queen Quannie, Rosecrans Baldwin, Tananarive Due, Tommy Domino, Rich Ferguson, Melineh Ani Yemenidjian and Robin Coste Lewis among others.


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Poet and writer Maria D. Duarte interviews the editors—Cherice Cameron, Peter Lechuga and Erica Castro—of the new Daxson Publishing anthology "Together We Rise: Vocies from the Front Lines of Freedom," about the vision behind the collection, the urgency of documenting lived experience, and how collective storytelling becomes a tool for liberation.


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Another week packed with literary events across Greater Los Ángeles. Workshops, readings, open mics, book clubs an LGBTQIA event and more. Local writers reading this week include: Donato Martinez, David A. Romero, Genesis Perez, Steve Abee, Camille Hernandez, Juan Amador and Camille Hernandez, among others.


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Another week packed with literary events across Greater Los Ángeles. Workshops, readings, open mics, book clubs, LGBTQIA events and more. Local writers reading this week include: Diosa Xochiquetzalcoatl, Ely Lupe, Kim Samek, Tommy Domino, Teresa Mei Chuc and Margaret Elysia Garcia, among others.


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