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Steve Stern spoke
at the 2007 Seminar on January 14th, on the topic of "Memories of
Amnesia: Jewish Folklore and the Mystery of Identity." In Stern's hands
this was a funnier topic than the title might lead you to believe; he
had them rolling in the aisles, leading one attendee to pronounce him
"the next Woody Allen."
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On Thursday, January 11th Michael Wood delivered
the annual John Hersey Memorial Address in a talk entitled 'The Liberation
of Macondo.'On January 13th, 2007
Paul Auster and Siri Hustvedt spoke in a conversation guided by Mary Morris.
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On January 14th, 2007
Margaret Atwood and Michael Cunningham
sat down on the Key West Literary Seminar stage for a conversation on
the topic of "Speculative Fiction and the Art of Subversion"
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