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This coming Monday, Dec. 10th at 7pm in Norfolk, I'm hosting a reading for press freedom as part of the International Literature Festival Berlin's call for worldwide readings on the 70th Anniversary of the Declaration of Human Rights.  Please come hear the powerful words of Robert Arthur, Amanda Gomez, Luisa Igloria, Mary Jean Kledzik, Al Markowitz, Kindra McDonald, Renée Olander, and Michael Pearson.  Sponsored by the Muse Writers' Center.  For more information visit https://www.facebook.com/events/1800092066784179.


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