Authors Explore Genres & Cultures at Museum Event
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Exploring Cultures and Racial Identities: A Panel Discussion on Mystery, Horror, and Science Fiction - Three acclaimed authors, Naomi Hirahara, Pedro Iniguez, and David Romero, joined forces at the Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach on World Poetry Day. Moderated by Matt Sedillo, they discussed how their respective genres of mystery, horror, and science fiction highlight cultures and racial identities. The event, partnered with El Martillo Press, featured writers with fresh releases, showcasing the power of speculative genres in keeping diverse voices alive in literature.
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