Amherst, MA
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In Person: Helen Whybrow at Amherst College LitFest
Join Helen Whybrow at Amherst College LitFest for a panel, “The Self in the World: Forging a Politics of Belonging,” to discuss The Salt Stones.
Ann Arbor, MI
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Angela Pelster and Julie Buntin at Literati Bookstore
Join Angela Pelster with Julie Buntin at Literati Bookstore for a reading and discussion of her latest work, The Evolution of Fire.
Iowa City, IA
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Angela Pelster with Ese Emmanuel and Heidie Senseman at Prairie Lights Bookstore
Join Angela Pelster with Ese Emmanuel and Heidie Senseman at Prairie Lights Bookstore for a reading and discussion of her latest work, The Evolution of Fire.
Madison, WI
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Sean Hill appearing at the Wisconsin Book Festival
Join Sean Hill at the Wisconsin Book Festival as he moderates a discussion with Kimberly Blaeser, author of Ancient Light.
Missoula, MT
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Sean Hill at Missoula Art Museum
Join Sean Hill at Missoula Art Museum for a reading and discussion of his latest work, The Negroes Send Their Love.
Milledgeville, GA
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In Person: Sean Hill at Lockerly Arboretum
Join Sean Hill at Lockerly Arboretum for a reading and discussion of his latest work, The Negroes Send Their Love.
Helena, MT
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Sean Hill at Montana Book Company
Join Sean Hill and Melissa Kwansy at Montana Book Company for a reading and discussion of his latest work, The Negroes Send Their Love.
Maren Baudet-Lackner
Maren Baudet-Lackner is an American literary translator from the French. She has published a dozen titles with major imprints in the United Kingdom and United States and is the recipient of multiple PEN Awards.
Zineb Mekouar
Zineb Mekouar was born in Casablanca, Morocco. She studied at the French international school Lycée Lyautey and later graduated from Sciences Po and HEC Paris.
Rajiv Mohabir
Rajiv Mohabir is a memoirist, translator, and the author of five collections of poems, most recently Seabeast. His books have been awarded with Foreword Indies Gold and the Eric Hoffer Medal Provocateur.