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Weekend: Jimbo Mathus, Kate Voegele, Pat Green and more

Jimbo Mathus and The Tri-State Coalition play White Water Tavern Friday night.
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Weekend: Glossary, Jason Boland & The Stragglers, 'Ain't Misbehavin'' and more

Jason Boland & The Stragglers play Revolution Friday night.
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Thursday: Iron Tongue, John Oates, The Gettys and David Cortight

John Oates plays the UARK Bowl in Fayetteville Thursday.

Charlaine Harris goes graphic

Magnolia's Charlaine Harris, author of the wildly successful Sookie Stackhouse novels (which were turned into the equally-successful "True Blood" series from HBO), is branching out into the world of graphic novels — the visual, book-length, often more-literary cousins to comic books.
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Brockmeier the pioneer

Little Rock author/fabulist Kevin Brockmeier gets a shout-out in a new article in The Atlantic that discusses the 21st century, genre-bending shift in "serious fiction" from strict realism to literature-quality novels that deal with everything from time travel to zombie plagues.

Damien Echols writing memoir, may have role in 'The Hobbit'

Damien Echols is writing a memoir for Penguin, scheduled for publication September 2012 AND may have a small role in "The Hobbit," which director and major WM3 benefactor Peter Jackson is currently shooting in New Zealand, according to Showbiz 411's Roger Friedman.
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Friday To-Do: Lamanpalooza

Trout Fishing in America plays this year's Lamanpalooza.

River City Comic Expo & Card Show

The River City Comic & Card Expo kicks off Saturday morning in Sherwood.
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Saturday To-Do: Breakfast, Books & Booze

White Water Tavern hosts Breakfast, Books & Booze Saturday.

Meghan McCain is in LR, looking for something to do

Conservative blogger/daughter of a famous person Meghan McCain and liberal comedian and actor Michael Ian Black are in Little Rock as part of their "Stupid for American" book project.
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Toad Suck Review celebrates new release with Launchapalooza

Toad Suck Review, the new incarnation of the UCA Department of Writing-based Exquisite Corpse Annual, will celebrate its release on Friday, March 4, with the Toad Suck Review Launchapalooza on the rooftop of Michelangelo’s, 1117 W. Oak St., Conway.

King of sap, Nicholas Sparks, to UCA

Best-selling novelist Nicholas Sparks, author of chick-flick fodder like "The Notebook," "Message in a Bottle," "A Walk to Remember," is coming to UCA's Reynolds Performance Hall at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 15.
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