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OUR INSPIRATION

By Lisa J. Curtis
The Brooklyn Paper

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On Nov. 7, WNYC Radio’s Leonard Lopate will moderate "Brooklyn on My Mind," Brooklyn College’s reading series that examines the borough’s impact on writers and the American experience.

Lopate, who grew up in Williamsburg and Bedford-Stuyvesant, will host three critically acclaimed authors: newcomers Susan Choi ("American Woman") and Jonathan Safran Foer ("Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close"), and seasoned scribe Pete Hamill.

Hamill’s novella "The Gift," set in 1952 Brooklyn, is being reprinted in hardcover by Little, Brown and Company this month.

The literary event begins at 7 pm in the Walt Whitman Theatre, located on Brooklyn College’s campus, one block from the junction of Flatbush and Nostrand avenues. Tickets are $5. For tickets and more information, call (718) 951-4500.

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