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On-Demand Video | 2022 Festival

Entangled Tales

Join authors John Copenhaver (A Savage Kind), Ellen Crosby (The French Paradox), and Tara Laskowski (The Mother Next Door), as they share their newest novels, stories of threats, murder, and …

In-Person Programming, Virtual Programming
Blog
On-Demand Video | 2022 Festival

Reading Under the Influence: A Woman’s Place Is in the Brewhouse with Tara Nurin

Tara Nurin (A Woman’s Place Is in the Brewhouse) discusses the contributions and influence of female brewers and explores the forces that have erased them from the brewing world, with …

Foodways, Virtual Programming, Women
Blog
On-Demand Video | 2022 Festival

To Reimagine Time: Historical Fantasy

Natashia Deón (The Perishing), Nicole Glover (The Undertakers), and Shelley Parker-Chan (She Who Became the Sun) discuss their historical fantasy novels, each of which incorporate the magical or fantastic as …

Asian American, Black/African American, Fiction
Blog
On-Demand Video | 2022 Festival

Speaking through History: Poetry of Persona

Poets Annie Kim (Eros, Unbroken) and Shara McCallum (No Ruined Stone) call on historical personas in their most recent books. They speak through and speak to these figures, engaging their …

Asian American, Poetry, Virtual Programming
Blog
On-Demand Video | 2022 Festival

Secrets, Sisters, and Spies

Join authors Kellye Garrett (Like a Sister), Naomi Hirahara (Clark and Division), and Alma Katsu (Red Widow), as they share their highly-acclaimed, new mysteries offering keen explorations of sisterhood, both …

Asian American, Black/African American, In-Person Programming
Blog
On-Demand Video | 2022 Festival

My Monticello with Jocelyn Nicole Johnson

Jocelyn Nicole Johnson (My Monticello) discusses her debut book, a collection of short stories and the eponymous novella, exploring burdened inheritances and extraordinary pursuits of belonging. United by Johnson’s characters’ …

Black/African American, Fiction, In-Person Programming
Blog
On-Demand Video | 2022 Festival

Rust Belt Vegan Kitchen with Meredith Pangrace

Meredith Pangrace (Rust Belt Vegan Kitchen, editor) discusses and shares a cooking demo of one of the recipes from this community cookbook of Rust Belt culinary favorites, updated for today’s …

Foodways, Non-Fiction, Virtual Programming
Blog
On-Demand Video | 2022 Festival

Carol Troxell Reader: Imani Perry and South to America

An Alabama native, Imani Perry (South to America) returns to the region of her upbringing in this book, crafting a narrative of the real people and places that make up …

In-Person Programming, Non-Fiction, Virtual Programming
Blog
On-Demand Video | 2022 Festival

Life-Threatening Unknowns and Inequities in American Healthcare

Drawn from personal experience and research, authors Taylor Harris (This Boy We Made), Anushay Hossain (The Pain Gap), and N. West Moss (Flesh and Blood) share their individual stories and …

Health, In-Person Programming, Mental Health
Blog
On-Demand Video | 2022 Festival

Sowing Care and Justice

Co-editors Mai-Linh Hong and Chrissy Yee Lau and contributor Valerie Soe (The Auntie Sewing Squad Guide to Mask Making, Radical Care, and Racial Justice) discuss the work of the Auntie …

Asian American, craftivism, Virtual Programming
Blog
On-Demand Video | 2022 Festival

Accidental Gods: Mysticism & Faith in Literary Fiction

Curdella Forbes (A Tall History of Sugar) and SJ Sindu (Blue-Skinned Gods) discuss their latest novels, exploring ideas of face value and faith, love and relationships, and the occasionally mystical …

Asian American, Black/African American, Fiction
Blog
On-Demand Video | 2022 Festival

Fresh Portraits of Indomitable Women

Hilary Holladay (The Power of Adrienne Rich: A Biography) and Andrew Kaufman, (The Gambler Wife: A True Story of Love, Risk, and the Woman Who Saved Dostoyevsky) investigate the true …

Biography, In-Person Programming, Non-Fiction
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