Reggae: A History – Nonfiction
Offering analysis and key interviews, John Masouri‘s Pressure Drop: Reggae in the Seventies chronicles reggae’s most tumultuous and influential decade. The music flourished against a
Sobre Historia, Tradiciones E Identidad – Ficción
Con Negro en la costa, María E. Hernández Caballero se adentra por los subsuelos del mundo cultural cubano de los años ochenta reflejando las relaciones
At The Pulpit With Rabbi Angela Buchdahl – Nonfiction
Both a memoir and spiritual guide for everyday living, Heart of a Stranger: An Unlikely Rabbi’s Story of Faith, Identity, and Belonging chronicles Angela Buchdahl’s
Lost Chapter
Signature drinks and yummy bites. On-point DJs and curated hit lists. Literary-inspired diversions every night of the week. It’s all happening at the Lost Chapter
Lost Chapter
Signature drinks and yummy bites. On-point DJs and curated hit lists. Literary-inspired diversions every night of the week. It’s all happening at the Lost Chapter
On Poetry, Prizes & Publishing
National Poetry Series winner Keith S. Wilson, Games for Children, will be in conversation with the judge who selected his manuscript, Rosalie Moffett, Making a
An Afternoon With Dave Barry & Carl Hiaasen – Fiction & Nonfiction
This is a free event that requires a ticket for entry. Class Clown: The Memoirs of a Professional Wiseass: How I Went 77 Years Without
Grief & Memory: New Fiction
In Jesse Browner’s Sing to Me: A Novel, young, resourceful Hani sets out for the ruins of Troy after his father and sister vanish. With
Las Grietas De Lo Real: Narrativas De Lo Imposible – Ficción
En El informe sobre Clara. Nochebosque, Juan Carlos Chirinos ofrece un inquietante relato sobre cómo nos movemos y avanzamos en los planos de lo irreal
Read With Jenna Book Club Picks – Fiction
In Emma Knight’s The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus, Pen arrives at the University of Edinburgh and is drawn into the orbit of a
Slavery, Civil War & Satan – Fiction
Dennard Dayle’s How to Dodge a Cannonball: A Novel is a satire of the Civil War that follows Anders, a teenage idealist whose shifting roles
Cita Con Wendy Guerra – Ficción
En ocasión de la publicación de La costurera de Chanel, de Wendy Guerra, la dramaturga Mayra Marrero y la curadora y crítica de arte Janet