Jake Rose reads at the Logan Center

Jake Rose, author of JOAN, and the 2026 Phoenix Poets New Voices in Poetry visiting writer reads with third-year Shiyang Su at the Logan center for the Arts.

For more information see the Uchicago creative writing events calendar.
 

David Katzenstein at the National Arts Club

David Katzenstein presents work form his new book of photographs David Katzenstein: Distant Journeys (Hirmer).

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Screening of the film adaptation of Dan Pallotta's Uncharitable

The Fraser Valley Child Development Centre in Abbotsford BC hosts a screening of the film adaptation of Dan Pallotta's Uncharitable: How Restraints on Nonprofits Undermine Their Potential (Brandeis).

See the FVCD website for more information. 
 

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.

Larry List will discuss Permanent Attraction at a virtual event hosted by the International Society for the Study of Surrealism

Larry List, author of Permanent Attraction, will discuss the book with foreword writer Francis M. Naumann and Christina Heflin at a virtual event hosted by the International Society for the Study of Surrealism. To register, visit the Society's site.

Janée Baugher reads at the Elliott Bay Book Company

Janée Baugher, author of The Andrew Wyeth Chronicles reads, with Subhaga Crystal Bacon, Ever Jones, and Arlene Plevin.

See the Elliott Bay Books events calendar for more information.
 

Sandip Roy will discuss Chapal Rani, the Last Queen of Bengal at City Lights

Sandip Roy will read from and discuss Chapal Rani, the Last Queen of Bengal at City Lights.

Visit the City Lights site for more information.

Sandip Roy will discuss Chapal Rani, the Last Queen of Bengal at Elliott Bay Books

Sandip Roy will read from and discuss Chapal Rani, the Last Queen of Bengal.

See the Elliott Bay Book Company events calendar for more information.

Janée J. Baugher reads

Janée J. Baugher reads from her new book The Andrew Wyeth Chronicles at Elliott Bay Books. 

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Patrick Anthony will discuss Unearthed at an event hosted by the Amsterdam Institute for Humanities Research

Patrick Anthony will discuss Unearthed at an event hosted by the Amsterdam Institute for Humanities Research. Visit the Institute site for more information.

Stephanie O'Rourke will discuss Picturing Landscape in an Age of Extraction at the Courtauld

Stephanie O'Rourke will discuss Picturing Landscape in an Age of Extraction at the Courtauld. Visit the Courtauld site for more information.

Brian Trapp will read from and discuss Range of Motion with Tomas Moniz at Pegaus Books

Brian Trapp will read from and discuss Range of Motion with Tomas Moniz at Pegasus Books. See the Pegasus Books site for more information. 

Jennifer Militello will read from Identifying the Pathogen at the Grolier Poetry Bookshop

Jennifer Militello will read from and discuss Identifying the Pathogen at Grolier Poetry Bookshop. For more information and tickets, visit the store's site.

Peter Balakian will read from New York Trilogy at the Cedarmere Estate

Peter Balakian will read from New York Trilogy at the Cedarmere Estate. For more information and to register, visit the estate's site.

Winnie Wong will discuss The Many Names of Anonymity at Clio's Books

Winnie Wong will discuss The Many Names of Anonymity at Clio's Books. For more information and to register, visit the event site.

Alison Bashford will discuss Decoding the Hand with Richard Fidler at Soldiers Memorial Hall

Alison Bashford will discuss Decoding the Hand with Richard Fidler at the Soldiers Memorial Hall in Bundanoon, New South Wales. For more information and tickets, visit the event site.

Rachel Silveri will discuss The Art of Living in Avant-Garde Paris at the Lynx

Rachel Silveri will read from and discuss The Art of Living in Avant-Garde Paris at the Lynx. For more information visit the store's site.

Emily Dufton discusses Addiction, Inc. at Politics and Prose at the Wharf

Emily Dufton will read from and discuss Addiction, Inc. at Politics and Prose at the Wharf. For more information, visit the store's site.

Marc Stein will read from and discuss Bicentennial at the University of Pennsylvania

Marc Stein will read from and discuss Bicentennial at the University of Pennsylvania. For more information, visit the university's site.

Peter Balakian will read from New York Trilogy at the Asbury Book Cooperative

Peter Balakian will read from New York Trilogy at the Asbury Book Cooperative. For more information and to confirm the time, visit the store's site.

Carrie Olivia Adams at the New Orleans Poetry Festival

Carrie Olivia Adams reads from The Book of Marys and Glaciers at the New Orleans Poetry Festival as part of indie publisher Black Ocean's 20th anniversary. With Black Ocean poets Nathan Hoks, Joe Hall, and Dylan Krieger. 

For more information visit festival website.

Farid Matuk will read from Moon Mirrored Indivisible at the Poetry Society of America

Farid Matuk will discuss Moon Mirrored Indivisible and poetic craft at the Poetry Society of America. For more information and tickets, visit the society's site.

Jennifer Militello will read from Identifying the Pathogen at the Monadnock Pastoral Writer's Retreat

Jennifer Militello will read from and discuss Identifying the Pathogen at the Monadnock Pastoral Writers Retreat. For more information and tickets, visit the store's site.

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.

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.

Teresa Dzieglewicz at the Poetry Foundation

Teresa Dzieglewicz reads from her new book Something Small of How to See a River as part of an evening celebrating new books from Chicago authors hosted by the Poetry Foundation. With Kameryn Carter, WJ Lofton, Lisa Low, and A. Martinez. 

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