Calendar

Edan Lapucki will read from her debut, California. A conversation with Rebecca Scherm, author of Unbecoming, will follow. Edan Lepucki is a graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and a staff writer for The Millions. Her short[...]

Two weeks before his college graduation, Kelley Clink’s younger brother Matt hanged himself. Though he’d been diagnosed with bipolar disorder as a teenager and had attempted suicide once before, the news came as a shock―and[...]

  Reading by Warren Wilson College (Asheville, NC) creative writing professor Matthew Olzmann, a widely published Detroit-bred poet whose collection Mezzanines won the Kundiman Prize.  The program begins with open mike readings.

Paul Thompson will present from his latest, From Field to Fork: Food Ethics for Everyone.  Thompson has been a leading scholar in food ethics for over thirty years. He was present at the founding of three[...]

Tom Clynes will read from his latest, The Boy Who Played with Fusion: Extreme Science, Extreme Parenting, and How to Make a Star. Clynes writes regularly for National Geographic and Popular Science, where he is a contributing editor. His work[...]

Recent contributors to Pacifica Literary Review will read: Cody Walker, Caitlin Johnson, Yma Johnson, and Ben Alfaro. Copies of the latest issue of Pacifica Literary Review will be available for sale. Pacifica Literary Review is a small literary[...]

Elizabeth Pilar, an award-winning short-story author,  reads from her memoir A Blue Moon in China about the two months she traveled through Communist China in 1988. Question and answer session follows. Free. (310) 924-9587; elizabeth@elizabethpilar.com;[...]

In conjunction with the release of volume 7 of the Prison Creative Arts Project Lit Review, Build Your Catacomb Anywhere But Here, Literati is pleased to present an evening of brave and experimental new work by emerging[...]

Book signing and talk with Martin Adams, author of Land: A New Paradigm for a Thriving World  Adams  is a social innovator, systems thinker, and community organizer. Free. Call 734-665-2757 or email rachel@crazywisdom.net for more information.

Gavin Kovite and Chris Robinson are co-authors of the novel War of the Encyclopaedists. Christopher Robinson is a Boston University and Hunter College MFA graduate, a MacDowell Colony fellow, and a Yale Younger Poets Prize finalist. His[...]