Janet Dawson + Wendy Hornsby
Oakland Public Library 125 14th Street, Oakland, CA, United StatesMeet mystery mavens Janet Dawson and Wendy Hornsby, who will discuss their work and read from their newest novels.
Meet mystery mavens Janet Dawson and Wendy Hornsby, who will discuss their work and read from their newest novels.
Come and enjoy a friendly and informal read-around.
Timely and timeless, The Secret Wisdom of the Earth is a dramatic and deeply moving novel about an act of violence in a small, Southern town and the repercussions that will forever change a young man's view of human cruelty and compassion.
It's a book tour! Three NYC poets, Mark Gurarie, Alex Crowley and Keara Driscoll are on tour in support of the publication of Gurarie's Everybody's Automat and Crowley's Improper Maps.
Bring your stories of all of life’s changes, from quitting your first job to changing your first diaper.
Poetry Express celebrates its 15th Anniversary with readings!
We are proud to feature the amazing writing of Lynn Brown and Emily Pinkerton. And as always, 5-minute open mic slots, complimentary refreshments, and cheesy snacks.
This evening will highlight the work of two of the nation’s foremost poets & heralds the release of Sharon Dolin’s Manual for Living.
POETS! - Gerard Sarnat and Keith Ekiss, followed by an open mic
Writer Sarah Schulman reads from and discusses her work.
Book release party: Get your copy of Every Heart a Doorway at Booksmith day before pub date!
part of celebrating the beats at top of the mark
DIESEL, A Bookstore in Oakland welcomes Rachael Herron to the store for her publication party for her new novel, The Ones Who Matter Most.
Robert Hill's second novel, The Remnants, is an ebullient ode to the last days of the last three residents of the town of New Eden.
Danielle Dutton, founder of Dorothy, a publishing project, will discuss Margaret the First with Green Apple's book buyer, Stephen Sparks.
Garth Greenwell will be in-conversation with Kevin Killian.
As part of a Poetry Month celebration, Pegasus Books presents a reading with local poet Raina Leon and visiting Irish poet Paul Casey.
The Nest is a story about the power of family, the possibilities of friendship, the ways we depend upon one another and the ways we let one another down.
Free reading with Anna Moschovakis!
Join us at the beautiful just-opened Buttercup Cakes location on Pacific Avenue for final event for our third annual Winter Reading Program, this time to wrap up the season and talk about the books we read!
A Reading with Stegner Fellows Noah Warren and Callan Wink.
Reading, Open Mic, + Free Drawing!
Andre Dubus III is the author of House of Sand and Fog, a finalist for the National Book Award and a #1 New York Times Bestseller; the novel was later adapted as an Oscar-nominated film. His new book, Dirty Love, has been listed as a New York Times “Editors’ Choice”; a “Notable Fiction” selection from the Washington Post; and a Kirkus Reviews “Starred Best Book of 2013.”
With writing published in publications such as VICE and The New Yorker online, Tony Tulathimutte shares his critically-acclaimed novel, Private Citizens.
China on Strike is based on dozens of interviews with workers in Pearl River Delta factories, an industrial region of region of 60 million people that has become the "workshop of the world," as China has become the fastest growing major economy in the world over the last three decades.
Come join the editorial staff of Humble Pie Volume 13. Bring something to share at our open mic.
Pegasus Books presents an evening with local author Jason Buchholz, author of the debut novel A Paper Son.
Sarah Schulman reads from her new novel, The Cosmopolitans.
She was named one of Variety’s "110 Students to Watch" for her film and television writing.
Discussing the poetry of Yehuda Amichai, considered to be Israel's greatest contemporary poet.