Meet the Authors @ Harrison Public Library
Oct
23
2:30 PM14:30

Meet the Authors @ Harrison Public Library

Virtual, free of charge, registration required.

The Harrison Public Library’s much-anticipated annual Meet the Authors event will be on Saturday, October 23rd, from 11:00am–4:00pm ET. I’ll be there (virtually!) alongside authors Gloria Goldreich (The Paris Children, Dinner with Anna Karenina) and Jennifer Ryan (The Kitchen Front, The Spies of Shilling Lane, and The Chilbury Ladies Choir). We’ll speak about our books and then have a Q&A. The Village Bookstore of Pleasantville will be selling signed books from its storefront and online!

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Litquake 2021
Oct
12
7:00 PM19:00

Litquake 2021

  • The American Book Binders Museum (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

LIVE AND IN-PERSON!

Join author Ricco Villanueva Siasoco in a conversation with three debut novelists about the process of building alternative histories of the American West, from the Gold Rush through World War I. Patty Enrado’s A Village in the Fields highlights a compelling but buried piece of American history: the Filipino-American contribution to the farm labor movement; Rishi Reddi’s epic Passage West, Los Angeles Times’ Best California Book of 2020, explores a Punjabi sharecropper family in California during World War I, as they work and live alongside their Mexican in-laws and Japanese neighbors; while Tom Lin’s debut novel The Thousand Crimes of Ming Tsu, transforms the genre of the Western in a story of revenge for forced labor in the American railroad’s expansion.

FREE, $5-10 suggested donation (pre-registration required), more details at event website.

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Old Dominion University Annual Literary Festival: "Afterwards"
Oct
4
2:00 PM14:00

Old Dominion University Annual Literary Festival: "Afterwards"

In the aftermath of trauma—if it ever really ends—we are called to reckon with the past that led us to this present moment, and with the question of what futures we might make from it. Survival is triumph, but it is also a process of change, leaving us reborn to question, to celebrate, to recognize. Join us at the 44th Annual ODU Literary Festival as we celebrate writers who address the storms of past and present, and the changes wrought upon us, as we turn to face the future.

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Brooklyn Book Festival 2021
Sep
26
to Oct 4

Brooklyn Book Festival 2021

This year’s Festival Day and Literary Marketplace, a day-long celebration of authors and books, will take place in person in Downtown Brooklyn as well as virtually. At our live BKBF Children’s Day, families will enjoy a full day of readings, workshops, performances, book signings, yoga, and art projects with favorite authors and illustrators.  Citywide Bookend events — in person and virtual — take place September 26 – October 2 & 4. 

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Bookmarks 2021 Festival of Books & Authors
Sep
23
to Sep 26

Bookmarks 2021 Festival of Books & Authors

LIVE AND IN-PERSON! COME SEE ME IN WINSTON-SALEM, NC!

Our Festival features author panels, where you get to hear 2-4 authors in conversation with each other, as well as booksignings where you can meet the authors and get your books signed. You can purchase books from the Bookmarks Bookstore or the Bookstore Tent. There will be storytimes, family activities, food trucks, exhibitor booths, and more. You can choose your own adventure!

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Jul
6
6:30 PM18:30

"A Live Event" with The Racket Journal

It’s been a long time since we’ve gathered our friends and literary family for the evening, but it is finally come to fruition. We’ve got a stacked line-up of authors reading from new work. Elizabeth Gonzalez James will be reading from Mona at Sea (her debut novel), Miah Jeffra from his first short story collection (The Violence Almanac), Tom Lin from The Thousand Crimes of Ming Tsu (his debut novel) and Jennifer Lewis from something new and surprising. At The Sycamore (2140 Mission St.), July 6th @ 6:30.

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Jun
15
2:30 PM14:30

"Between Two Succulents" with Charm City Books

Let's give a big virtual round of applause to novelist Tom Lin who joins the program to talk with Brandon about Tom's debut novel, The Thousand Crimes of Ming Tsu. Tune in to the livestream on Tuesday 6/15 at 5:30 and leave a comment or question for Tom—you just might win your very own copy of a page turner that has critics and peers alike raving! Free, no registration required, YouTube livestream.

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