SCIENCE, FAITH, TRUST & OUR POST-PANDEMIC WORLD – NONFICTION
In The Road to Wisdom: On Truth, Science, Faith, and Trust, FRANCIS S. COLLINS draws on his work from the Human Genome Project and National Institutes of Health,
THE NATIONAL BOOK FOUNDATION PRESENTS AN EVENING WITH THE NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS
Join us to celebrate 75 years of the National Book Awards and be a part of Team Book history! For more than a decade, the
UNBRIDLED DESIRES – FICTION
R.O. KWON’s Exhibit: A Novel is the story of two women – one a brilliant young photographer, one a world-class ballerina mysteriously on hiatus –
SHARING OUR STORIES & OURSELVES – MEMOIR
With Also a Poet: Frank O’Hara, My Father, and Me, ADA CALHOUN sets out to complete an unfinished biography started 40 years earlier by her
GREGORY MAGUIRE ON ELPHIE: A WICKED CHILDHOOD – FICTION
What happened to young Elphaba, once a relatable young girl, before her witchy powers took hold in Wicked? Almost 30 years after the publication of
AN AMERICAN HERO & THE MARCH FOR CIVIL RIGHTS – NONFICTION
DAVID GREENBERG’s John Lewis: A Life captures the legacy of the civil rights icon through long-lost footage, never-before-used FBI documents, and interviews with hundreds of
A U.S. POET LAUREATE IN CONVERSATION: BILLY COLLINS
Former U.S. Poet Laureate BILLY COLLINS reads from his latest book and discusses the role of poetry in the community. In Water, Water, he combines
SUSAN SEIDELMAN ON DESPERATELY SEEKING SOMETHING – MEMOIR
Desperately Seeking Something: A Memoir About Movies, Mothers, and Material Girls is SUSAN SEIDELMAN’s first-person story of her trailblazing four-decade career in film, which began
RECKONINGS & RECKLESSNESS – FICTION
In ANN HOOD’s The Stolen Child: A Novel, a former WWI soldier enlists a college dropout to help him solve a decades-old mystery, leading both
STACEY ABRAMS ON STACEY SPEAKS UP – PICTURE BOOK
GRADES PREK-2 Join STACEY ABRAMS for a special conversation on Stacey Speaks Up, the third book in the No. 1 New York Times bestselling and
MEAN STREETS: THREE LEGENDS IN CRIME FICTION
Tracing 50-plus years in one New York neighborhood, JONATHAN LETHEM’s Brooklyn Crime Novel begins on the streets of 1970s New York, where the promise of
LATINOS IN AMERICA: A CURRENT PORTRAIT – NONFICTION
MARIE ARANA’s LatinoLand: A Portrait of America’s Largest and Least Understood Minority – a sweeping yet personal overview of the Latino population in America –