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Esmeralda Santiago: Nonfiction Dialogues

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Date:

From 27-Oct-11 7:00 pm through 9:00 pm

Location:

Columbia University, Morningside Campus, Dodge Hall, Room 413

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School of The Arts

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For further information regarding this event, please contact School of The Arts by sending email to arts@columbia.edu .

WRITING | Nonfiction Dialogues
Nonfiction Dialogues is a student-initiated evening series in which Writing Professor Lis Harris interviews notable nonfiction writers about their work and careers.
Esmeralda Santiago is memoirist and writer, and author of When I Was Puerto Rican and award-winning Almost a Woman.

Thu, Oct 27, 7 pm
413 Dodge Hall


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