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Late Night Library is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting talented writers early in their careers. Our programs include a series of podcasts about debut titles, podcast conversations with cultural innovators, events that connect diverse literary communities, and a virtual network of writers and readers. We are based in Brooklyn, New York, and Portland, Oregon.

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April 30, 2012
Harmony Holiday’s Negro League Baseball (Fence Books, 2011)

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Hosted by W. M. Lobko and Megan Savage

March 31, 2012
Hannah Pittard’s The Fates Will Find Their Way (Ecco, 2011)

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Hosted by Margaret Malone and Karen Wood

February 29, 2012
Rebecca Lehmann’s Between the Crackups (Salt Modern Poets, 2011)

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Erin Hoover and Jada Pierce discuss: “The Factory, An Elegy in Six Parts,” “Think Georgia, Gorgeous,” “North Florida Rain,” “The History of Yesterday,” and “Pasture”

January 31, 2012
Matthew Pitt’s Attention Please Now (Autumn House Press, 2010)

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Paul Martone and Jay Nebel discuss: “The Mean”

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Erin Hoover is a poet living in Brooklyn, New York and a graduate of the Creative Writing Program at the University of Oregon and Sarah Lawrence College. Her poems are mostly about decomposition, though they are sometimes about electricity. Photo by Amy Aquilino.

Paul Martone is a fiction writer. His stories appear in The Saranac Review, The Fiddlehead, Water~Stone Review, The Stickman Review, and Reed Magazine (2010 John Steinbeck Award Finalist). A graduate of the Creative Writing Program at the University of Oregon, the University at Albany - SUNY, and the University at Buffalo - SUNY, Paul currently lives in Portland, Oregon. Photo by Karma Smallback.

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