Join us as we celebrate the release the eagerly-awaited paperback release of Lesley Nneka Arimah’s acclaimed debut story collection, What It Means When A Man Falls from the Sky.
Join us for a conversation on the subject of quantum entanglement, featuring Louisa Gilder, author of The Age of Entanglement. We are pleased to join the Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science in welcoming Louisa to the Twin Cities in celebration of the ten-year anniversary of the publication of her book.
In the second meeting of Writers Go to the Movies at the Bryant Lake Bowl, poet Chris Martin presents the film Wretches and Jabberers, a globetrotting documentary about the deep intelligence, creativity, and humor of non-speaking autistic writers.
Buy books, get more books for free! Select a book from our Free Books Bin when you purchase any hardcover title at the bookstore during the first weekend in March.
Less than two years ago, Max Ritvo came into the Milkweed family like a ball of fire. We’re thrilled to share with you his next two books: Letters from Max, a book of correspondence between Max and the playwright Sarah Ruhl; and The Final Voicemails, a second collection of poems edited by Louise Glück.
Join Analicia Sotelo at BookPeople for a reading and book signing of her debut collection of poems, Virgin.
Debut novelist Patrick Nathan discusses his new novel Some Hell (Graywolf Press) with Chris Mackenzie Jones, editor of Behind the Book: Eleven Authors and Their Path to Publication (University of Chicago Press). The first 40 people to purchase a book will receive a complimentary beer!
National Endowment for the Arts Chairman Jane Chu has approved more than $25 million in grants as part of the NEA’s first major funding announcement for fiscal year 2018. Included in this is an Art Works grant of $60,000 to Milkweed Editions.
In this Big Ideas event, Kevin Young will be in conversation with Marlon James on how reality has been distorted and manipulated throughout America’s history.
Join Milkweed Books and The Riveter for the launch of Sally Franson’s debut novel, A Lady’s Guide to Selling Out (Dial Press). Reading and conversation in the Target Performance Hall, followed by signing and reception downstairs at Milkweed Books.
