Shook
Shook is a poet, translator, and editor whose work has spanned a wide range of languages and places.
Wendy Call
Wendy Call is co-editor of Telling True Stories: A Nonfiction Writers’ Guide and Best Literary Translations, author of the award-winning No Word for Welcome, and translator of two collections of poetry by Mexican-Zapotec poet Irma Pineda.
Mikeas Sánchez
Mikeas Sánchez is the author of How to Be a Good Savage and Other Poems. She is one of the most important poets of the Indigenous Americas, working in Zoque, a language spoken in southern Mexico.
Los Angeles, CA —
In Person: Amber Caron appearing at Skylight Books featuring Dinah Lenney
Join Amber Caron in discussion about her debut collection of stories, Call Up the Waters.
Cambridge, MA —
In Person: Shilpi Suneja appearing at Harvard Book Store featuring Rishi Reddi
Join author Shilpi Suneja in conversation about her novel House of Caravans. In conversation with Rishi Reddi.
Reston, VA —
In Person: Scott Chaskey appearing at Scrawl Books
Join Scott Chaskey in conversation about his new title Soil and Spirit.
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Brooklyn, NY —
In Person: Elizabeth Metzger appearing at Black Spring Books featuring Carlie Hoffman, Timothy Donnelly, and Ricardo Maldonado
Join Elizabeth Metzger at Black Springs Books!
Pablo, MT —
In Person: Debra Magpie Earling appearing at the National Book Award Panel at Salish Kootenai College featuring Tess Gunty and Tommy Orange
Join Debra Magpie Earling in discussing and celebrating the debut novels of National Book Award–honored authors Tess Gunty (The Rabbit Hutch, 2022 Fiction Winner) explores the interconnected lives of housing complex residents and Tommy Orange (There There, 2018 Fiction Longlist) follows 12 Native people traveling to the Big Oakland Powwow. Join the authors for a conversation on the significance of place and point-of-view in fiction, and why reading matters. Presented in partnership with Salish Kootenai College.
Sag Harbor, NY —
In Person: Scott Chaskey appearing at The Church in partnership with Canio's Books
Join Scott Chaskey as he discusses his new book, Soil and Spirit. Learn why food sovereignty and humble attention to the Earth and its diversity of species can provide invaluable keys to building healthy human communities.
Following Chaskey’s reading will be a Q&A along with a book signing with copies of Soil and Spirit, provided by Canio’s Books.