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				1 MIN JIN LEE reads from Free Food for Millionaires 7:00 PM Harvard Book Store	2 ASHRAF GHANI and CLARE LOCKHART discuss   Fixing Failed States: A Framework for Rebuilding a Fractured World 3:00 PM Harvard Book Store LAWRENCE A. WEINSTEIN proposes   Grammar for the Soul: Using Language for Personal Change 7:00 PM Harvard Book Store	3
4	5 TONY HORWITZ embarks on   A Voyage Long and Strange: Rediscovering the New World 7:00 PM Harvard Book Store	6 MICHAEL ERIC DYSON re-examines   April 4, 1968: Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Death and How It Changed America 7:00 PM Barker Center GEORGE JOHNSON presents   The Ten Most Beautiful Experiments 7:01 PM Harvard Book Store	7 HOWARD FINEMAN names   The Thirteen American Arguments: Enduring Debates That Define and Inspire Our Country   $5 tickets on sale now.  6:00 PM Brattle Theatre	8 FAREED ZAKARIA depicts   The Post-American World    in conversation with Harvard historian NIALL FERGUSON $5 tickets on sale now. 7:00 PM First Parish Church Meetinghouse	9 ROBERT H. BATES pinpoints   When Things Fell Apart: State Failure in Late Century Africa 3:00 PM Harvard Book Store MICHAEL T. KLARE discusses   Rising Powers, Shrinking Planet: The New Geopolitics of Energy 7:00 PM Harvard Book Store	10
11	12 A DAVID SAMUELS doubleheader   Only Love Can Break Your Heart and The Runner 7:00 PM Harvard Book Store	13 PREETA SAMARASAN and V. V. GANESHANANTHAN read from their debut novels   Evening Is the Whole Day   and Love Marriage A conversation on political identity in literature will follow. 7:00 PM Harvard Book Store	14 NEAL I. ROSENTHAL presents   Reflections of a Wine Merchant: On a Lifetime in the Vineyards and Cellars of France and Italy   $38 tickets on sale now. 6:30 PM UpStairs on the Square	15 MARK SARVAS reads from his debut novel Harry, Revised 7:00 PM Harvard Book Store	16 MARTHA NUSSBAUM discusses Liberty of Conscience: In Defense of America's Tradition of Religious Equality 3:00 PM Harvard Book Store CARL ZIMMER discusses   Microcosm: E. coli and the New Science of Life 7:00 PM Harvard Book Store	17
18	19 ALEXANDRA FULLER reads from   The Legend of Colton H. Bryant   $5 tickets on sale now. 6:00 PM Brattle Theatre	20   JOHN HARWOOD and GERALD F. SEIB discuss   Pennsylvania Avenue: Profiles in Backroom Power 7:00 PM Harvard Book Store	21 GIL ADAMSON reads from The Outlander: A Novel 7:00 PM Harvard Book Store The Philosophy Café at Harvard Book Store 7:30 PM Harvard Book Store	22 KENN KAUFMAN and TIM GALLAGHER discuss   Flights Against the Sunset: Stories that Reunited a Mother and Son   and   Falcon Fever: A Falconer in the Twenty-First Century 7:00 PM Harvard Book Store	23  The Cambridge Center for Adult Education   previews its   Upcoming Dance Classes. Arriba!! 7:00 PM Harvard Book Store	24
25	26	27 TED SORENSEN discusses   Counselor: A Life at the Edge of History    $5 tickets are on sale now! 6:00 PM Brattle Theatre	28 MARGOT LIVESEY reads from    The House on Fortune Street: A Novel   7:00 PM Harvard Book Store	29   RUSSELL BANKS, MIKE GRAVEL,   and HOWARD ZINN      "A Conversation on American Identity"   $5 tickets go on sale Thurs., May 8th. 6:00 PM Brattle Theatre	30 ARMISTEAD MAUPIN reads from   Michael Tolliver Lives: A Novel $5 tickets go on sale Friday, May 9th. 6:00 PM Brattle Theatre	31

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