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Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures welcomes Rebecca Makkai, the author of four novels, including the National Book Award finalist “The Great Believers,” to the Carnegie Library Lecture Hall on Dec. 11. Makkai comes to Ten Evenings with her latest novel, “I Have Some Questions for You,” a stirring investigation into collective memory.
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