Ed Pavlić will read from and discuss Another Kind of Madness. A Q&A and signing will follow the reading.

Abigail DeWitt (News of Our Loved Ones) and Ed Pavlić (Another Kind of Madness) discuss their far-reaching fiction, featuring characters faced with global and personal turbulence. Book sales and signing will follow.

Charles Coe, whose latest book is Memento Mori, reads with Don Bogen, author most recently of Immediate Song.

Richard Powers, Robin Wall Kimmerer, and Arnold Arboretum Director William “Ned” Friedman will join voices in this guided conversation about trees. Melding readings with discussion; drawing on mystery, lore, and science; they will convey the challenges and rewards of trying to represent non-humans—speaking both for and as the trees

Join the English Department on March 19th at 6:30 PM in the TCU Bookstore for the second Live Oak Reading of the semester, featuring Alex Lemon (Another Last Day, 2019) and Margaret Fleming. Admission is free, and all are welcome!

Ed Pavlić reads from and discusses his new novel, Another Kind of Madness, and appears in conversation with Adam McGee, Boston Review editor.

Ed Pavlić (Another Kind of Madness) and Abigail DeWitt (News of Our Loved Ones) discuss their far-reaching fiction, featuring characters faced with global and personal turbulence. Book sales and signing will follow.

Each summer, the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle chooses at least nine books of literary quality and invites the authors to Chautauqua present their work to an audience of approximately 1,000 readers, and Letters from Max by Sarah Ruhl and Max Ritvo was chosen to be a part of the series this summer.