Conjuring the Past: Artifacts of Memory Monday, October 18, 7 pm via Crowdcast About the Event Two women search for meaning by parsing the artifacts of their family and cultural lives. In White Magic: Essays, Elissa Washuta confronts both her past drug addiction and her struggle of being a Native woman by examining her culture’s […]
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Our Haunted Pasts Tuesday, October 19, 7 pm via Crowdcast About the Event Three writers imagine how memory can reshape and haunt their current-day lives. In M. Soledad Caballero’s poetry collection I Was a Bell, she explores the ripples from the primal moments in her childhood, split between countries, languages, and violence. Ari Honarvar’s novel
The Exponential Age: Big Tech and Us Wednesday, October 20, 11 am via Crowdcast About the Event As high-tech innovation moves at a dizzying rate, our world and society is in danger of spinning off its axis. In The Exponential Age: How Accelerating Technology is Transforming Business, Politics, and Society, entrepreneur Azeem Azhar presents a
Around the World in Five Novels Wednesday, October 20, 7 pm via YouTube About the Event Authors from five continents talk about family, identity, and inclusion in their far-ranging novels. Chilean novelist María José Ferrada’s How to Order the Universe, translated by Elizabeth Bryer, follows a father and daughter’s lives as traveling salesmen in Pinochet-era
The New Border Wars Friday, October 22, 12 pm via Crowdcast About the Event In The New Border Wars: The Conflicts That Will Define Our Future, Klaus Dodds examines the changing meaning of borders, from the fall of the Berlin Wall to 9/11, Palestine to Pakistan, and more. This geopolitical investigation covers the evolution of
Serving Up Some Love Friday, October 22, 7 pm via YouTube About the Event The way to everyone’s heart is through their stomachs, right? Two romance writers serve up tasty tours of love and cooking; then make your favorite recipes home to try yourself. In Jenn Bouchard’s novel First Course, set on Cape Elizabeth, Maine,
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