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We're launching Magnolia 木蘭 and you're invited!

1/3/2021

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 Seraph Press and Food Court Books invite you to come and celebrate the launch of Magnolia 木蘭 by Nina Mingya Powles. 

When: Saturday 13 March, 3 pm
Where: Food Court Books, 84 Constable Street, Newtown, Wellington

Nina will read from Magnolia 木蘭 and copies will be for sale.

For every copy of Magnolia 木蘭 you buy at the launch you'll also receive an extra special gift (while stock lasts): a gorgeous risograph print of 'Last eclipse', one of the poems in the collection, which Nina has printed herself.

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