Events
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Author Tour Events
"Wit and Wonder" at the Tucson Festival of Books, featuring Joshua Wheeler (THE HIGH HEAVEN)
LOCATION: UA Campus Store (Sales & Signing Area - UA Campus Store Lower Level). Joshua Wheeler will be joined in conversation by Lydia Millet and Ed Park. Click here for details.
"Counter-Pedagogies of Forgetting" featuring Karina Pacheco Medrano (THE YEAR OF THE WIND), presented by Urpi Collective at Medicine for Nightmares
Join Urpi Collective for an evening of storytelling and conversation with Karina Pacheco Medrano and Gisela Ortiz, presented by Urpi Collective at Medicine for Nightmares. Click here for details.
"Desert Dreams" at Tucson Festival of Books, featuring Joshua Wheeler (THE HIGH HEAVEN)
LOCATION: Student Union Santa Rita (Signing area: UA Campus Store Book Sales). Joshua Wheeler will be joined in conversation by Evanthia Bromiley and Michelle Tea. Click here for details.
"Humor, Heart and the Darkly Surreal" at Tucson Festival of Books, featuring Joshua Wheeler (THE HIGH HEAVEN)
LOCATION: Koffler Room 218 (Sales & signing in Koffler/Commons). Joshua Wheeler will be joined in conversation by Jade Chang and Mike Powell. Click here for details.
Maile Chapman reading and in conversation about THE SPOIL with Drew Cohen at The Writer's Block, co-sponsored by Black Mountain Institute
This event is free and open to the public. Find more information here. Copies of THE SPOIL are available for purchase from The Writer's Block.
“Protest and the Story of America” at Virginia Festival of the Book, featuring Deborah Baker (CHARLOTTESVILLE) in conversation with Prof. Gloria Browne-Marshall & Denali Sai Nalamalapu
LOCATION: Paramount Balcony Lounge. Three different books serve as a macrocosm and microcosms of resistance. Charlottesville: An American Story by Pulitzer Prize winning finalist Deborah Baker looks to 2017, when clergy, activists and people from all walks of life reacted to the threat of armed white supremacists descending upon their city. In A Protest History of the United States, Gloria J. Browne-Marshall looks at 500 years of protest, covering civil rights advocacy, anti-war protests, and labor uprisings. Holler: A Graphic Memoir of Rural Resistance by Denali Sai Nalamalapu hones in on six Appalachian activists fighting the Mountain Valley pipeline. How do personal stories mesh with the greater picture of protest? And how has this larger history of everyday people standing up shaped America? Click here for details.
Project Poetica at Southern Methodist University presents a celebration of Larry Levis’s SWIRL & VORTEX
LOCATION: The Sundown at Granada. This launch party for SWIRL & VORTEX will be hosted by SMU’s Project Poetica and will feature David St. John, Liz Johnson, Mai Der Vang, and Kevin Prufer. Click here for details.
Cristina Rivera Garza reading and in conversation with Anderson Tepper about AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF COTTON at City of Asylum
This event is free open to the public. A free livestream is available. RSVP and find more information here.
Carolina Ebeid reading and in conversation about HIDE with Jeffrey Pethybridge at Amherst College
This event is free and open to the public. Find more information here.
Carolina Ebeid reading from and in conversation about HIDE with Tramaine Suubi, Matthew Shenoda, and Jeffrey Pethybridge at Riffraff Bookstore
This event is free and open to the public.
This is why I love poems: they require me to sit still, listen deeply, and imagine putting myself in someone else’s unfamiliar shoes.