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Interview with Andrew Klavan

Posted by David Stark in Literature, Miscellaneous, Philosophy on April 9, 2013

Dr. Robert Woods will interview acclaimed novelist Andrew Klavan in a Google+ hangout on April 25th at 8:00 pm (CT) about his young adult fiction and how Andrew interprets culture. In addition, during the interview, questions will be taken from the Google+ audience. For more information about the interview, please see this event notice.

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