The Ph.D. Program in Educational Studies will host a public presentation by Hengameh (Heny) M. Taraz (WFYP, June 2021) who will speak about her doctoral dissertation entitled, Lighting Neural Maps: Using a Neuroscience Lens […]
Sabrina Fedel (WFYP, January 2014) will be one of the authors featured at this Pittsburgh event. A full list of participating authors can be found here.
In person at Brookline Booksmith! Celebrate the release of A Fractured Infinity with author Nathan Tavares, in conversation with David Farrow. The venue asks attendees to RSVP ahead of time in case […]
Join us for this celebration of Elizabeth Shick's debut novel, The Golden Land, which was inspired by the six years she lived in Yangon, Myanmar, and is the winner of the […]
The Italian American Writers Associate presents Lisa DeSiro (Poetry, June 2010) and Diane Josefowicz as part of their Boston Literary Series January 2023. Lisa DeSiro is both a writer and a […]
Join Lily Poetry Review Books as they celebrate Frances Donovan's 'Arboretum in a Jar' with special guest Martha Collins. Frances Donovan’s (Poetry, June 2019) chapbook Mad Quick Hand of the […]
Join the virtual discussion with Alex Schaffner of Brookline Booksmith and author of A Fractured Infinity, Nathan Tavares (Fiction, June 2011).
Join Frances Donovan (Poetry, June 2019) to celebrate her first book, Arboretum in a Jar, from Lily Poetry Review. This event is free and open to the public. Refreshments available.
We all have memories that stay with us. Somewhere inside them is usually a story. It may be highly subjective, but more often than not, it holds a universal truth. […]
Join L Scully (Nonfiction, January 2023) for a free, generative writing workshop at the Laconia Gallery in Boston.
You Can't Kill a Poet returns with queer and trans poets from Philadelphia sharing their work in a free event at Tattooed Mom. The doors will open at 7:30pm and […]
Naomi will be signing copies of The Knife Thrower’s Girl at the AWP Conference in Seattle, WA, at the Word Works table T411 on Thursday, March 9, from 2:00-3:00.