Primarily of interest to grownups
Renowned French writer and translator Brice Matthieussent reads from his debut novel Revenge of the Translator, in conversation with his own translator Emma Ramadan.
Join us to hear Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah read from his bestselling short story collection Friday Black, co-sponsored by 826 Boston and introduced by an 826 Boston student speaker.
Debut novelist Molly Dektar appears in-conversation with her editor Emily Graff to talk about her book The Ash Family.
Ed Pavlić reads from and discusses his newest novel Another Kind of Madness in conversation with Adam McGhee, Boston Review editor.
Rare book authenticator Carys Jones wanted nothing more than to be left alone to pursue her obsession with ancient manuscripts. But when her biggest client is committed to an asylum, he gives Carys an offer she cannot refuse.
Whitney Scharer reads from her debut novel The Age of Light, appearing in-conversation with local independent curator and arts educator J. Sybylla Smith.
Bosnian author Asja Bakić reads from and discusses her short story collection Mars in conversation with her translator Jennifer Zoble, moderated by local author Stacy Mattingly.
A veteran local author reads from works spanning her career.
Rose Moss, born in Johannesburg, South Africa, has lived in the United States since 1964. Her most recent book, In Court, a Penguin Modern Classic, presents prize-winning stories about exile, disruption, faith, reconciliation and justice.
A new Cold War threatens the galaxy, in this fast-paced and wisecracking thriller of spies and subterfuge.
Susan Conley reads from her newest novel in conversation with Lily King.
From the widely praised author of Paris Was the Place--a shattering new novel that bravely delves into the darkest corners of addiction, marriage, and motherhood.
