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X-WR-CALDESC:Tickets Required.\n\nAdmission with book: $32.50 - includes on
 e hardcover copy of UNREASONABLE WOMEN and sales tax.\n\nAdmission only: $
 10\n\nFor more information & tickets\, please visit Oblong Book's website:
  https://oblongbooks.com/event/2026-06-17/justine-van-der-leun-unreasonabl
 e-women\n\nA percentage of ticket proceeds will be donated to support Grac
 e Smith House\, serving Dutchess County.\n\nA work of literary reportage t
 hat reads like a crime novel\, Unreasonable Women is the result of seven y
 ears of unprecedented research and on-the-ground reporting on women being 
 imprisoned for protecting themselves against abuse. It is a wake-up call a
 bout a broken system\, and the moving narrative of three women who find ho
 pe and humanity in the unlikeliest of places.\n\nJustine van der Leun is a
  journalist and the author of several books\, including We Are Not Such Th
 ings. She is also the host of the podcast Believe Her. Her work has been p
 ublished in The New York Times\, The New York Review of Books\, New York M
 agazine\, Harper’s Magazine\, The New Republic\, and The Guardian. She has
  received fellowships from New America\, the Emerson Collective\, and PEN 
 America\, among others. She lives in New York.\n\nMichelle Horton is a wri
 ter and advocate living in New York's Hudson Valley with her son\, nephew\
 , and niece. She is the author of Dear Sister. Through the Nicole Addimand
 o Community Defense Committee\, Horton continues to speak out for her sist
 er and the countless other victims of domestic violence criminalized for t
 heir acts of survival.
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DESCRIPTION:Tickets Required.\n\nAdmission with book: $32.50 - includes one
  hardcover copy of UNREASONABLE WOMEN and sales tax.\n\nAdmission only: $1
 0\n\nFor more information & tickets\, please visit Oblong Book's website: 
 https://oblongbooks.com/event/2026-06-17/justine-van-der-leun-unreasonable
 -women\n\nA percentage of ticket proceeds will be donated to support Grace
  Smith House\, serving Dutchess County.\n\nA work of literary reportage th
 at reads like a crime novel\, Unreasonable Women is the result of seven ye
 ars of unprecedented research and on-the-ground reporting on women being i
 mprisoned for protecting themselves against abuse. It is a wake-up call ab
 out a broken system\, and the moving narrative of three women who find hop
 e and humanity in the unlikeliest of places.\n\nJustine van der Leun is a 
 journalist and the author of several books\, including We Are Not Such Thi
 ngs. She is also the host of the podcast Believe Her. Her work has been pu
 blished in The New York Times\, The New York Review of Books\, New York Ma
 gazine\, Harper’s Magazine\, The New Republic\, and The Guardian. She has 
 received fellowships from New America\, the Emerson Collective\, and PEN A
 merica\, among others. She lives in New York.\n\nMichelle Horton is a writ
 er and advocate living in New York's Hudson Valley with her son\, nephew\,
  and niece. She is the author of Dear Sister. Through the Nicole Addimando
  Community Defense Committee\, Horton continues to speak out for her siste
 r and the countless other victims of domestic violence criminalized for th
 eir acts of survival.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260617T180000
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LOCATION:Morton Memorial Library\, 82 Kelly Street\, Rhinecliff\, NY 12574 
 US
SUMMARY:Conversation with Justine van der Leun & Michelle Horton\, by Oblon
 g Books & Morton Memorial Library
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