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Embrace the conversation at Charleston Literary Festival

October 16, 2023 • 
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Now in its seventh year, the Charleston Literary Festival will take place over 10 days at three local venues: Circular Congregation Church, the International African American Museum, and Dock Street Theatre.

Photo provided by Charleston Literary Festival, Inc

World-class authors convene in downtown Charleston to discuss books and big ideas, Nov. 3-12 featuring in-person events centered around connection, like:

See the full lineup + snag tickets

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