Bluestockings and Asian American Writers’ Workshop Presents My Dear Comrades My Dear Comrades Author Talk
Sunu P. Chandy, Naomi Jackson, Purvi Shah, andSwati Khurana
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Please join AAWW and Bluestockings for a book celebration for Sunu P. Chandy‘s My Dear Comrades.
Sunu will be in conversation with writers, Naomi Jackson and Purvi Shah, with introductory remarks by multimedia artist, Swati Khurana.
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The event will take place at 116 Suffolk Street. The space is wheelchair accessible. Masks are required to enter the bookstore and during the entirety of the event.
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