Events
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Author Tour Events
An Evening with Layli Long Soldier (WHEREAS) at Walker Art Center
Renowned writer, visual artist, and activist Layli Long Soldier (Oglala Lakota) presents an evening lecture at the Walker. Long Soldier is a contributor to the exhibition catalogue for Dyani White Hawk: Love Language. This event requires a free ticket, and seating is first-come, first-served. Registering online in advance is recommended and holds your seat until 15 minutes prior to the event start. Click here to register.
Deborah Baker discussing CHARLOTTESVILLE at Westminster Presbyterian Church
Church School Hour meets in the Library of the Fellowship Hall at Westminster Presbyterian. Click here for details.
Cristina Rivera Garza reading and in conversation at the Center for Fiction about AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF COTTON
Cristina Rivera Garza (AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF COTTON) in conversation with Javier Zamora at Seattle Arts and Lectures
Cristina Rivera Garza at Columbus MFA [PLACEHOLDER]
Dorothy Tse reading and in conversation with Elvia Wilk about CITY LIKE WATER at Yu & Me Books
Dorothy Tse reading and in conversation about CITY LIKE WATER with Kelly Link at Brookline Booksmith
This event is free and open to the public.
“Swirl & Vortex: A Celebration of Larry Levis” at AWP, featuring David St. John, Mai Der Vang, Kevin Young, Carolyn Forché, & John Murillo
LOCATION: Room 318-319, Level 300, Baltimore Convention Center. Open to AWP registered attendees. Click here for details.
James Ciano and L. A. Johnson host a tribute reading in celebration of Larry Levis's SWIRL & VORTEX at Red Emma's
Offsite AWP event. James Ciano & L. A. Johnson (Associate Editors of Larry Levis's SWIRL & VORTEX) host a tribute reading at Red Emma's. Stay tuned for details!
Cristina Rivera Garza at University of Michigan
This is why I love poems: they require me to sit still, listen deeply, and imagine putting myself in someone else’s unfamiliar shoes.