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Tonight at 7: Justin Taylor, Jeremy Schmall, and Eileen Myles! Poetry! Prose! Wine! Beer!

Jeremy Schmall is the founding editor of the Agriculture Reader, a limited-edition arts annual published out of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Justin Taylor’s debut novel, “The Gospel of Anarchy,” is set in Florida in the summer of 1999 and involves a hedonistic cult attempting to unite the rival utopian traditions of Anarchism and Christianity. Eileen Myles came to New York in 1974 to be a poet. Inferno (a poet’s novel) chronicles the adventures of a female writer in hell very much like Eileen Myles. The writers will read both poetry and prose, say nice things about each other, and take questions from the audience.

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