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Raya Brass Band plays Littlefield on Friday, November 13. (Photo via Raya Brass Band [https://www.facebook.com/rayabrassband/photos/a.10150666844304190.413143.48448539189/10153025637069190/?type=3&theater] )November is hopping! We have book interviews and launches, brass bands, some Sunday ethics, and more! Don’t miss some of
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Park Slope is one of the best neighborhoods in the city to hear authors talk about their work, and it’s about to get even better. Brooklyn-based author Amy Shearn [http://www.amyshearnwrites.com/] is bringing her skill for gathering talented writers, and her infectious charm, to a new interview
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Photo via Lark [https://www.facebook.com/280529368626056/photos/pb.280529368626056.-2207520000.1425239224./856393801039607/?type=3&theater] You know we love Lit at Lark [https://www.facebook.com/litatlark], the monthly reading series hosted by Kensington author [/art-music/learn-about-local-author-amy-shearn-then-meet-her-at-the-e-4th-st-community-garden-on-satuday] Amy Shearn [http://www.amyshearnwrites.com], and you know Lark
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[http://instagram.com/p/T_ca8cowvy/]Photo via mbakija [http://instagram.com/p/T_ca8cowvy/] As we quickly hurdle towards 2015, leaving the good and the bad of the past year behind us, we wanted to find out what some of our neighbors are resolving to do in this new
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This Sunday, November 16, you can get your literary (and caffeine) fix while hearing neighborhood writers in author Rachel Sherman’s Ditmas Writing Workshop [http://www.rachelsherman.net/] read their work during Lit at Lark [https://www.facebook.com/litatlark?fref=ts] at Lark Café [http://www.larkcafe.com/] (1007
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September 15 was the debut of Lit at Lark [https://www.facebook.com/litatlark], and it went so well that Kari, Lori, and neighbor/author Amy Shearn [http://www.amyshearnwrites.com/] are teaming up with a new trio of authors to do it again. The next Lit at Lark event
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Even with all the growth Church Avenue, west of Coney Island Ave, has seen in the past couple years, who would have guessed it would soon be host to a burgeoning literary scene? Amy Shearn [http://www.amyshearnwrites.com/], a Kensington neighbor [/art-music/learn-about-local-author-amy-shearn-then-meet-her-at-the-e-4th-st-community-garden-on-satuday] and author of this summer’s
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Local novelist Amy Shearn’s [http://www.amyshearnwrites.com/] new book, The Mermaid of Brooklyn [http://www.amyshearnwrites.com/#!mob/c981], came out today, and it’s been receiving some nice accolades. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle has a nice Q&A with Amy [http://brooklyneagle.com/articles/brooklyn-bookbeat-brooklynite-turns-family-folklore-novel-2013-04-01-151700] , who