- 1. Katharine Weber
June 28 at The Lower East Side Tenement Museum
Weber, the granddaughter of a buttonhole finisher at the notorious Triangle Shirtwaist factory, reads from Triangle, which incorporates the real events and personalities that led to the fire in 1911 that killed 146 factory workers.
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June 6 at Barnes & Noble
The professor and critic (writing most prominently for the Village Voice and the Times) reads from his new On the Town, a history of Times Square as it was represented by the various artists—Martin Scorsese, Bob Dylan, Theodore Dreiser—who used it as their muse.
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