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No List of Events This Week. Check Out Local Independent Bookstores Instead.
This week, there is no list of weekly literary events. There are still plenty of literary events taking place across Greater Los Ángeles, with its approximately 62 new and used bookstores providing the literary community with many opportunities to attend them.

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No List of Weekly Events
This week, there is no list of weekly literary events. There are still plenty of literary events all across Greater Los Ángeles and Los Angeles Literature has provided a few highlights.

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A Vibrant Heart: Carlos Ornelas on Grace Olguin’s "A List of Things I Lost”
Carolos Ornelas reviews, "A List of Things I Lost," the debut full-length poetry collection by Grace Olguin, where she reveals the most personal corners of herself.

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Los Angeles Literature Events: 7/27/26 – 8/02/26
Another week packed with literary events across Greater Los Ángeles. Workshops, readings, open mics, book clubs and more. Local writers reading this week include: Bri Stokes, Brendan Constantine, Raquel Reyes-Lopez, Pam Concepcion, Micah Bournes and Tracey Gee, among others.

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Finding Joy Beyond the Chair: Lynne Bronstein on "He Dances in His Wheelchair” by Charles Becker
Lynne Bronstein reviews poet Charles Becker's chapbook "He Dances in His Wheelchair," a collection about "his relationship with his partner, Aubrey, who lives with him in the retirement community of Laguna Hills, California, and gets around in a wheelchair."

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