Theresa McCulla will read from and discuss Insatiable City at the Louisiana Book Festival

Theresa McCulla will read from and discuss Insatiable City at the Louisiana Book Festival in Baton Rouge. For more information, visit the Festival's site. 

Maximilian Kasy discusses The Means of Prediction at Reference Point in London

Maximilian Kasy will discuss his book The Means of Prediction: How AI Really Works (And Who Benefits) at Reference Point bookstore in London.

Gretchen Heefner will discuss Sand, Snnow, and Stardust at Temple University's Center for the Study of Force and Democracy

Gretchen Heefner will discuss her book Sand, Snow, and Stardust at Temple University. For more information, visit the university's site. 

Daniel Wortel-London will discuss his book The Menace of Prosperity at Red Emma's

Daniel Wortel-London will discuss his new book, The Menace of Prosperity, at Red Emma's. For more information, visit the store's site. 

Peter Balakian will read from New York Trilogy

Peter Balakian will read from his new book, New York Trilogy, at the Grolier Poetry Bookshop. For more information, visit the store's site.

Stephanie Lieb will discuss Road to Nowhere at the Enoch Pratt Free Library

Emily Lieb will read from and discuss Road to Nowhere at the Enoch Pratt Free Library. For more information, visit the library's site.

Sven-Erik Rose will discuss his book Making and Unmaking Literature in the Warsaw, Lodz, and Vilna Ghettoes

Sven-Erik Rose will discuss his book Making and Unmaking Literature in the Warsaw, Lodz, and Vilna Ghettoes at Avid Reader Books. For more information, visit the store's site.

Emily Lieb will talk about her new book Road to Nowhere at the People's Book

Emily Lieb will discuss her new book, Road to Nowhere: How a Highway Map Wrecked Baltimore, at the People's Book. For more information, visit the store's site.

James Geary will read from and discuss The World in a Phrase at Harvard Bookstore

James Geary will read from and discuss his book The World in a Phrase at the Harvard Bookstore.

For more information, visit the store's site.

Author event: Jeremy Varon at The New School

Jeremy Varon (Our Grief Is Not a Cry for War) in conversation with Pardiss Kebriaei on the history of resistance to the post-9/11 “War on Terror” and how it relates to the present moment.

See the event listing on The New School website for more information. 

Alison Bashford will discuss Decoding the Hand at Heffers in Cambridge

Alison Bashford will discuss her new book, Decoding the Hand at Heffers. For more information and to register, visit the store site.

James Geary will read from and discuss The World in a Phrase at the Charleston Literary Festival

James Geary will read from and discuss his book The World in a Phrase at the Charleston Literary Festival

For more information, visit the festival's site.

Author event: Emily Lieb at the Delaware History Museum

Emily Lieb discusses her new book Road to Nowhere: How a Highway Map Wrecked Baltimore at the Delaware History Museum. 

See the Eventbright page for more information and tickets. 

Stephanie Lieb will discuss Road to Nowhere at the University of Maryland College Park

Emily Lieb will read from and discuss Road to Nowhere at the University of Maryland. A reception begins at 6:15 and the talk is at 7. For more information and to register, visit the university's site.

Marshall Abrams will discuss Evolution and the Machinery of Chance at the University of Washington

Marshall Abrams will discuss Evolution and the Machinery of Chance at the University of Washington. For more information, visit the university's site.

Martha Ronk will read from her new book Clay at the Grolier Poetry Bookshop

Martha Ronk will read from her new book, Clay, at the Grolier Poetry Bookshop.

For more information, visit the store's site.

An online conversation with Barbara Gastel about her book Medical Editing

Barbara Gastel will participate in an online conversation about the book hosted by the University of Chicago's certificate in medical editing program. More information is at the program's site.

Sara J. Charles talks about The Medieval Scriptorium with the Caxton Club

Sara J. Charles will speak via Zoom at a hybrid remote and in-person event with the Caxton Club at the Union League of Chicago. For more information and to register, visit the Caxton Club's site.

James Geary will read from and discuss The World in a Phrase at Politics and Prose

James Geary will read from and discuss his book The World in a Phrase at Politics and Prose.

For more information, visit the store's site.

Alison Bashford will discuss Decoding the Hand with Ana Carden-Coyne at Blackwell's in Manchester

Alison Bashford will have a conversation about her new book, Decoding the Hand, with Ana Carden-Coyne at Blackwell;s in Manchester. For more information and to register, visit the event site.

Author event: Sharon Louden at The Strand Bookstore

Sharon Louden editor of Last Artist Standing: Living and Sustaining a Creative Life over 50 will discusses her new book at The Strand Bookstore in New York.

See the Eventbright listing for more information and tickets. 
 

Alison Bashford will discuss Decoding the Hand at Blackwell's in Edinburgh

Alison Bashford will discuss her new book, Decoding the Hand, at Blackwell'sr. For more information and to register, visit the store site.

Clifton Crais will discuss The Killing Age at the Georgia Center for the Book

Clifton Crais will discuss his new book, The Killing Age, at an event sponsored by the Georgia Center for the Book. For more information and to register, visit the A Capella Books site.

James Geary will read from and discuss The World in a Phrase at Mechanics Hall

James Geary will read from and discuss his book The World in a Phrase at Mechanics Hall.

For more information, visit the venue's site.

John Edward Huth will discuss A Sense of Space at Harvard

John Edward Huth will read from and discuss his new book, A Sense of Space, at Harvard.

For more information, visit the university's site.

Daryl Fairweather talks about her book, Hate the Game

The Becker-Friedman Institute of the University of Chicago will host Daryl Fairweather for a discussion of her book, Hate the Game, at the Study Hotel in Chicago. More information is at the Becker-Friedman Institute's site.

Thomas A. Cole will discuss Doing Meritocracy Right at the Graham School

Thomas A. Cole will discuss his book Doing Meritocracy Right at the Graham School of the University of Chicago. More information is at the Graham site.

Alison Bashford will discuss Decoding the Hand at the British Library's Mapping the Mysteries event

Alison Bashford will have a conversation about her new book, Decoding the Hand, at a British Library event, Mapping the Mysteries. information and to register, visit the event site.

James Geary will read from and discuss The World in a Phrase at Barnes & Noble in Philadelphia

James Geary will read from and discuss his book The World in a Phrase at Barnes & Noble.

For more information, visit the store's site.

Maxim Samson, Alison Bashford, and Travis Elborough at the British Library: Mapping the Mysteries

Alison Bashford (Decoding the Hand) joins Maxim Samson (Earth Shapers)
and Travis Elborough at the British Library for an event titled Mapping the Mysteries - an evening exploring how myth, magic and mystery shape maps.

See the British Library website for more information and to purchase tickets.

Alison Bashford will discuss Decoding the Hand at Oxford University's Magdalen College

Alison Bashford will discuss her new book, Decoding the Hand, at Magdalen College. For more information, visit the college site.

Author lecture: Kristin Dykstra at Princeton University

Kristin Dykstra (Dissonance) will deliver a lecture: 'Things that Function Like Truth': Translating Contemporary Poetry from Latin America.

For more information and to register see the event listing on the Princeton website.

Ray Madoff discusses The Second Estate at Politics and Prose

Ray Madoff will discuss The Second Estate at Politics and Prose. For more information see the Politics and Prose events calendar.

Joanna Dee Das event with Lizzie Leopold and UChicago TAPS at the Seminary Coop

Joanna Dee Das will discuss her new book, Faith, Family, and Flag, with Lizzie Leopold and UChicago TAPS at the Seminary Coop. For more information, visit the store's events page.

Virtual Author Book Chat with Sarah Mesle

Sarah Mesle discusses her new book Reasons and Feelings: Writing for the Humanities Now in a virtual event hosted by the at the Levan Institute for the Humanities, USC. 

Registration is required. See the USC events calendar for more information.

Pollyanna Rhee will discuss Natural Attachments at the Huntington Library

Pollyanna Rhee will read from and discuss her new book, Natural Attachments, at the Huntington Library. For more information, visit the library's site.