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An Embarrassment of Nonsense. The curious adventures of Aaron Starmer, author of DWEEB and the upcoming The Lonely Ones.
1. Thalia Book Club Camp
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By: Aaron Starmer, on 8/13/2014
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Last week I visited with the talented, friendly and inquisitive readers and writers at Symphony Space’s Thalia Book Club Camp. Was a good time had by all? Well…a good time was had by me, at least. I hope everyone else enjoyed my stories and evasive answers!

Check out the entire gang I was lucky enough to meet and click through for an account of the day. It’s a fantastic take on summer camp and I encourage any young folks in the NYC area to apply:

ThaliaBookClubCamp

And if you’re an author in the metropolitan region, do what you can to get involved!

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