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<description> An open mic, a mystery by a local legal historian, and three other readings today. Up at Third Place Books, Naomi Wolf, who was discussed on Slog yesterday, reads from Give Me Liberty: A Handbook for American Revolutionaries. Wolf, you&apos;ll recall, once convinced Al Gore to wear earth tones. This helped Al Gore win the presidency in 2000, and that&apos;s why things are so great right now. At Elliott Bay Book Company, Brian Culhane reads from The King’s Question, which the press release calls a collection of &quot;thoughtful and shapely poems.&quot; You can read two poems of his here....</description>
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<description><![CDATA[<p>Check out that Space issue of Rivet. I have a poem in there!</p>]]></description>
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