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      Every year, PEN International hosts a number of events around the world promoting freedom of expression and celebrating literature in a variety of ways. PEN Centres stage events such as literary festivals large and small, storytelling sessions with families and children, book clubs and everything in between. One important occasion to mark is the annual Day of the Imprisoned Writer, 15 November, which gives the entire PEN community a chance to celebrate our work across the world as well as drawing attention to the ongoing persecution faced by many writers today.

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    San Miguel de Allende Writers Aloud event series


    14 Mar 2012. 16:00 - 18:00
    Garden Restaurant, san miguel de allende, Mexico

    Tickets70 pesos
    Websitehttp://www.sanmiguelpen.com/

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    San Miguel de Allende PEN and Sol present the Writers Aloud Series series.

    There are a series of events already underway on the theme ‘English Writing in Mexico’. It runs until 15 March 2012

    Nov. 4, James Cervantes, Teresa Nicholas

    Nov. 16 Carl Selph, Lynda Schor

    Dec. 7 Tony Cohan

    Dec. 16, Sam Hamill

    Jan. 4, Marianne Rogoff, Wendy Carlisle

    Jan. 18 Susan Mc Kinney, Deborah Kent Stein

    Feb 1, Anne Nicolai, Carol Merchison, John Simonds

    Feb. 15, Joseph Dispenza

    Feb. 22 Catherine Mayo, Gerard Helferich

    Feb. 29 Eva Hunter and Bill Pearlman

    March 15 Margaret Tallis and Carolyn Roberts

    All events Wednesday at 4 in the garden restaurant at the library, 70 pesos

    Coordinated by Eva Hunter

    PEN International celebrates literature and promotes freedom of expression. Founded in 1921, our global community of writers now spans more than 100 countries. Our campaigns, events, publications and programmes aim to connect writers and readers wherever they are in the world.