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1. Martin Short & Kathryn Harrison Get Booked

Martin ShortHere are some literary events to pencil in your calendar this week.

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Martin Short will appear to sign copies of his new memoir, I Must Say: My Life as a Humble Comedy Legend. Meet him on Monday, November 3rd at Barnes & Noble (Union Square) starting 7 p.m. (New York, NY)

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2. On Joan of Arc: A Life Transfigured

I'm always sorry to finish a book, to let go of characters I love, people I've struggled to understand for years, people who evolve before me. Whether writing fiction or nonfiction, I've never had the sense I was "making up" a character. It feels more like watching people reveal themselves, ever more deeply, more intimately. [...]

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