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Day: April 21, 2012

Look for Black Clock Contributors at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books

Black Clock contributors past and present will be speaking on panels ranging from “Fiction: California Dreamin’” to “Narrative in a Digital Age” at this weekend’s Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. See the official Program Guide for details.

Aimee Bender (Issues 1, 7, 13)
Samantha Dunn (Issues 2, 4 12)
Ben Ehrenreich (Issues 3, 9)
Steve Erickson (Editor-in-Chief)
Janet Fitch (Issues 7, 13)
Tod Goldberg (Issue 12)
Seth Greenland (Issues 7, 9, 14)
Denise Hamilton (Issue 10)
Tara Ison (Issues 7, 14)
Carolyn Kellogg (Issue 12)
Anne-Marie Kinney (Production Editor; Issue 12)
Orli Low (Managing Editor)
Tom Lutz (Issue 11)
Brighde Mullins (Issue 6)
Richard Rayner (Issue 12)
Rachel Resnick (Issues 3, 5 ,7)
Nina Revoyr (Issues 12, 13)
Rob Roberge (Issue 11)
Matthew Specktor (Issue 15)
Dana Spiotta (Issue 10)
Susan Straight (Issues 5, 8, 11, 13)
Kenneth Turan (Issue 4)
David L. Ulin (Editor-at-Large; Issues 2, 4, 9, 12)
Oscar Villalon (Issue 12)
Diana Wagman (Issues 10, 13)
Margaret Wappler (Issue 7)
Matthew Zapruder (Issue 12)

And visit Black Clock at booth number 206!