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September 2015 in Missoula, Montana: A Celebration of the Written Word

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Pie & Whiskey

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Author Reception: A Writers and Readers Party

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A Conversation with Kate Bolick and Sarah Hepola

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UM Creative Writing Faculty Reading

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Charles D'Ambrosio: A Reading

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Repast with D.A. Powell

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Poetry Reading: Rick Barot, Joanna Klink and Ed Skoog

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The Essay: Memory, Creative Research and Compilation

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Tin House Discussion

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CutBank Afterparty with Live Music

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Humble Pie: The Opposite of Eating Your Words

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Hick Poetics: Songs from the Woodline

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Storyteller Celebration: Tell Us Something and Stephen Graham Jones

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Reading with Annick Smith and James Lee Burke

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Publishing Perspectives: Who Gets Published, Why and How

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Writers of Place: A Fiction Reading

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Poetry Slam

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Three Knockout First Novels

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Author Luncheon with Smith Henderson

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Reinventing Radio: An Evening With Ira Glass presented by MTPR

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Rick DeMarinis Lifetime Achievement Panel

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The Literary Fantastic: At Play with Genre in Literary Fiction

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Open Country Reading Series: Jeremy N. Smith, Jeremy Watterson and Skylar Browning

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Poetry: Keetje Kuipers, Melissa Kwasny, Melissa Mylchreest and Mandy Smoker

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Revising the Western Narrative

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Defying Genre: Writing Outside the Box

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Submission to Montana Publishing Houses

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Literary Citizenship: Connecting in the Community

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Many Hats: Striking a Balance Between Creative Work and Creative Livelihood

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Bookfair

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Novel Novels: Different Approaches to the Beast

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Race, Privilege, and Writing

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Poetry Reading: Marc Beaudin and Gary Whited

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Sexy Drew and Babies Too: Hot FanFiction inspired by Nancy Drew and The Babysitters Club

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University of Montana Campus Literary Magazine Reading: Camas, CutBank and the Oval

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A Tribute to Ivan Doig

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The Writer, the Mirror, the Map: Mystery Novelists Reflect on Identity, Murder, and Place

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Many Ways to Tell a Story: Two Established Writers Working Across the Genres

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Freelance Writing: Markets, Marketing, Freedom, and Funding

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Where Nature Meets Culture: Bears, Dams, and Lentils

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Rejection Open Mic

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Farewell Beer Social, presented by History Press and KettleHouse Brewery

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Literary Trivia

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Women Writing Montana: A Reading from Farcountry Press

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YesYes Books: Small Press Poetry

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Queer Women Writing the West

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Tin Types: A Photo-Poetic Collaboration

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The Poetics of Hustle: Submission, Solicitation and Partnership

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Regional MFA Reading

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Montana's Ponderosa Forests: People, Place, and Politics