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Talk to the Editor for April 1: Monitor books coverage

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The Christian Science Monitor's Talk to the Editor webcast: broadcast live at 1PM EST on Thursdays.

By Jacob Turcotte

April 01, 2010, 12:35 p.m. ET

This webcast, recorded live on April 1, features Monitor editor John Yemma, the Monitor's Pat Murphy, Monitor books editor Marjorie Kehe, and a conversation about our books coverage. We'll touch on recent books, author interviews, how you can participate, and more. Make sure you join us right here next Thursday at 1 EST for a conversation about the news out of Russia with correspondent Fred Weir.

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