The Grand Game, Then and Now Friday, October 15, 12 pm via Crowdcast About the Event Considered the American ‘national pastime,’ no sport has a richer history than baseball. Yet as a new season draws to a close, the game finds itself at a crossroads, facing a number of serious challenges. Award-winning authors E. Ethelbert […]
New American Voices Award Ceremony Friday, October 15, 7 pm via Crowdcast About the Event Novelists Patricia Engel, author of Infinite Country, Daisy Hernández, author of The Kissing Bug, and Anthony Veasna So, author of the Afterparties have been named finalists for the fourth annual Institute for Immigration Research New American Voices Award. Created to
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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