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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Books Reading Tonight: Smalldoggies
Posted by Jacob Schraer on Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 3:47 PM
Smalldoggies starts the new year in the best way possible, by continuing their tradition of hosting excellent events with notable local authors in the basement of The Blue Monk. Tonight features Monica Drake author of Clown Girl, Brian S. Ellis, local guy Roy Coughlin, and special guest Chloe Caldwell whose book of essays Legs Get Led Astray will be released in April by Portland's own Future Tense Books.
Be sure and get there on time to catch musical guest Curious Hands at 8:30. Suggested donation is $5. The Blue Monk is located at 3341 SE Belmont.
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