Please join the Kendal Mountain Festival (UK) for a virtual conversation with Dara McAnulty, author of Diary of a Young Naturalist, and Mohammed Dhalech. Details here!
Please join the Kendal Mountain Festival (UK) for a virtual conversation with Aimee Nezhukumatathil, author of World of Wonders, and Polly Atkin. Details here!
Join Karen Babine, author of All the Wild Hungers, for an online reading and discussion during Winter Wheat: The Mid-American Review Festival of Writing, hosted by Bowling Green State University. Details here!
Deirdre McNamer is the author of five novels: Aviary, Rima in the Weeds, One Sweet Quarrel, My Russian, and Red Rover, which was a winner of the Montana Book Award and was named a best book of the year by Artforum, the Washington Post, and the Los Angeles Times.
Join poets Fiona Sze-Lorrain, Rain in Plural, and Dan Beachy-Quick, Stone-Garland, for a reading and discussion of their new collections of poetry. This free, virtual event will take place on Crowdcast. Register here!
Join 2020 Whiting Award recipients Aria Aber, Diannely Antigua, Genya Turovskaya, and Jake Skeets as they lead the panel discussion on the Whiting Awards for poetry. Register here!
Join filmmaker Thomas Bezucha for a special free sneak preview of Let Him Go from Focus Features, in theaters November 6. Thomas will be joined by Larry Watson, the author of Let Him Go. Following the screening of the filrm, Bezucha & Watson will discuss why Bezucha chose to adapt the novel for the screen, why it resonates so powerfully in America in 2020, stories from behind the scenes, and more. Register here!
Louisville Literary Arts presents an evening of literary readings featuring both established and emerging writers from Kentucky and around the U.S. On December 10th, join the InKY Reading Series for a virtual reading with Benjamin Garcia, Nancy McCabe, & Michael Baumann. Details here.
Sunday Salon kicks off the Eleventh Annual Dark Tower Reading, featuring a magnificent lineup of poets and writers of color, including Benjamin Garcia. You won’t want to miss this tradition of insightful and compelling literary voices at the mic. Register here.
St. Louis Poetry Center is excited to announce a new Observable series book group: Observable Margins. Led by SLPC teaching artist and local bookseller Sarah Tisdale, the book group will meet to discuss the poets’ featured titles. Book group registration includes a copy of the book, a discussion guide, and a special visit with the poet. Book groups are limited to 15 spots, and registration is first come, first serve. On November 13th at 7pm CT, the featured book is Benjamin Garcia’s Thrown in the Throat. Register here.
