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A-List: The Iowa Review reading at Prairie Lights

Iowa City’s preeminent literary journal, The Iowa Review, will celebrate 43 years of continuous publication with a reading on Aug. 28 at Prairie Lights Books (15 S. Dubuque St.).

There will be readings from several writers published in the journal, and an open reception at the Café at Prairie Lights immediately afterward.

This annual reading and celebration coincides with the release of the forthcoming fall issue. Founded in 1970, The Iowa Review has published some of the most acclaimed writers of our era from around the world, including William Carlos Williams, Ann Patchett, Samuel Beckett and Jorge Luis Borges, among many others.

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Marilynne Robinson interview – Reading 10/24 at Englert Theatre

I sat down on behalf of Little Village to catch up with Marilynne Robinson in her office at the Iowa’s Writers’ Workshop, in advance of her upcoming talk at the Englert Theater on Wednesday, Oct. 24. The acclaimed novelist, essayist and professor has received more awards, fellowships and prestigious visiting lectureships than can be tallied here, […]

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