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2/6

The Owls Are Not What They Seem
Brad Dukes
8:00 PM - Come as your favorite Twin Peaks character for a night of books, music, coffee, pie, and donuts.
The Owls Are Not What They Seem
Brad Dukes
2/10

Regina Anderson Andrews, Harlem Renaissance Librarian
7:00 PM - BIography of Regina Andrews, first African American to head New York Public Library branch.
Regina Anderson Andrews, Harlem Renaissance Librarian
2/13

As You Wish
Cary Elwes
6:30 PM - Celebrate Valentine's Day with one of the greatest love stories of our time, The Princess Bride!
As You Wish
Cary Elwes
2/19

The Little French Bakery Cookbook
Susan Holding
5:30 PM - A délicieux party you won't want to miss! Parisian attire encouraged!
The Little French Bakery Cookbook
Susan Holding
3/11

What Burns Away
Melissa Falcon Field
7:00 PM - Melissa Falcon Field alights on the literary fiction scene with her debut novel!
What Burns Away
Melissa Falcon Field
3/26

Ever Your Friend
Anna Campbell
5:00 PM - Campbell discusses the images she abstracted from the collection of the Lesbian Herstory Archives
Ever Your Friend
Anna Campbell
4/10

The Little Edges
Fred Moten
7:00 PM - The Festival and FELIX celebrate poetry month with Fred Moten reading from his new poetry collection
The Little Edges
Fred Moten
4/13

Poetry Month Celebration
Joan Murray, Cynthia Marie Hoffman
7:00 PM - The Wisconsin Book Festival celebrates National Poetry month with a joint reading.
Poetry Month Celebration
Joan Murray, Cynthia Marie Hoffman
4/20

Mrs. Wheelbarrow's Practical Pantry
Cathy Barrow
7:00 PM - Cathy Barrow introduces practical techniques, tools, and recipes for all kinds of preserving!
Mrs. Wheelbarrow's Practical Pantry
Cathy Barrow
4/21

Novel Publication Celebration
Quan Barry, Judith Claire Mitchell
7:00 PM - Presenting the publication of two novels by University of Wisconsin creative writing professors!
Novel Publication Celebration
Quan Barry, Judith Claire Mitchell
4/28

The Given World
Marian Palaia
6:30 PM - A stunning debut novel from a UW MFA graduate
The Given World
Marian Palaia
5/8

Beer for All Seasons
Randy Mosher
5:30 PM - Celebrate Craft Beer Week with the Wisconsin Book Festival and Wisconsin Brewing Company
Beer for All Seasons
Randy Mosher
5/12

A Court of Thorns and Roses
Sarah J. Maas
6:30 PM - Kick off Teen Summer Reading with a new series by bestselling author, Sarah J. Maas
A Court of Thorns and Roses
Sarah J. Maas
5/28

Startupland
Mikkel Svane
7:30 PM - A book about three guys who risked everything to turn an idea into a global business.
Startupland
Mikkel Svane
6/2

Delicious!
Ruth Reichl
7:30 PM - Read with Ruth!
Delicious!
Ruth Reichl
6/3

Dry Bones
Craig Johnson
7:00 PM - The Wisconsin Book Festival and Mystery to Me present Craig Johnson for the 13th Longmire book!
Dry Bones
Craig Johnson
6/4

The Rainy Season
Maggie Messitt
7:00 PM - Step across the border of a former, apartheid-era homeland and into a community dealing with change.
The Rainy Season
Maggie Messitt
6/10

The Jesus Cow
Michael Perry
7:00 PM - For the first time, beloved Wisconsin author, Michael Perry, turns to fiction with The Jesus Cow.
The Jesus Cow
Michael Perry
6/16

An Intimate Conversation with Sheryl WuDunn
Sheryl WuDunn
3:00 PM - Ms. WuDunn will share her experiences as a woman, journalist, author, women's rights advocate
An Intimate Conversation with Sheryl WuDunn
Sheryl WuDunn
6/20
Summerlong
Dean Bakopoulos
7:00 PM - See Dean Bakopolous, former Wisconsin Book Festival Director, read from his brand new novel!
Summerlong
Dean Bakopoulos
6/26

A Beach Tail
Karen Lynn Williams
10:00 AM - During a fun day at the beach Greg loses track of his father. How will he find his way back to Dad?
A Beach Tail
Karen Lynn Williams
7/10

The Horror Of It All
Adam Rockoff
8:00 PM - Join (Camp) Bubbler & the Wisconsin Book Festival for a thrilling night of horror, camp, and crafts
The Horror Of It All
Adam Rockoff
7/16

The Distance Between Us
Reyna Grande
7:00 PM - Join Centro Hispano as we present a WBF event with Reyna Grande!
The Distance Between Us
Reyna Grande
7/21

Edible Memory & The Big Jones Cookbook
Jennifer Jordan, Paul Fehribach
7:00 PM - Join us for a reading celebrating the importance of cultivating and cooking with heirloom vegetables
Edible Memory & The Big Jones Cookbook
Jennifer Jordan, Paul Fehribach
7/29

Summer Library Carnival
10:30 AM - Celebrate reading, enjoy Miller & Mike performances and stop by for carnival games, crafts and more!
Summer Library Carnival
8/17

The End of All Things
John Scalzi
7:00 PM - Earth’s guardians race to reconcile with Earth and keep humanity's union intact.
The End of All Things
John Scalzi
9/11

Barbara the Slut and Other People
Lauren Holmes
7:00 PM - Holmes tackles eros and intimacy with a genius for revealing our most vulnerable, spirited selves.
Barbara the Slut and Other People
Lauren Holmes
9/24

Fall Barn Soiree with Nickolas Butler
Nickolas Butler
5:30 PM - A spectacular evening out with author Nickolas Butler and his unforgettable novel Shotgun Lovesongs.
Fall Barn Soiree with Nickolas Butler
Nickolas Butler
9/27

Self-Publishing Basics Workshop
2:00 PM - Learn the basics of self-publishing – from creation to distribution of your work.
Self-Publishing Basics Workshop
10/3

Read Local! Indie Author Showcase
9:00 AM - Meet and hear local authors in this one day indie author festival.
Read Local! Indie Author Showcase
10/7

Celebrate Dyslexia Awareness Month
Children's Dyslexia Center-Madison
5:30 PM - Awareness event for families featuring light dinner, film and discussion.
Celebrate Dyslexia Awareness Month
Children's Dyslexia Center-Madison
10/10

Pinney Mini Book Fest 2015
1:00 PM - Meet and hear local authors in this three day mini festival.
Pinney Mini Book Fest 2015
10/14

Kitchens of the Great Midwest
J. Ryan Stradal
6:30 PM - An incredible tale of how the food we eat and the people we meet shape the world around us.
Kitchens of the Great Midwest
J. Ryan Stradal
10/20

2015 Charlotte Zolotow Lecture
Yuyi Morales
7:30 PM - Children's book illustrator, Yuyi Morales, will be presenting the 2015 Charlotte Zolotow Lecture.
2015 Charlotte Zolotow Lecture
Yuyi Morales
10/22

Water Tension and the Great Lakes Compact
Peter Annin
9:00 AM - Important analysis of the future of Great Lakes water diversion management.
Water Tension and the Great Lakes Compact
Peter Annin
10/22

Indigenous Traditions, Multilingual Voices in Hip Hop Today
First Wave Hip Hop Theater Ensemble, Telmary Diaz, Baba Israel, J. Ivy, Frank Waln
3:30 PM - A panel discussion featuring Frank Waln, Telmary Diaz, J. Ivy, and Baba Israel
Indigenous Traditions, Multilingual Voices in Hip Hop Today
First Wave Hip Hop Theater Ensemble, Telmary Diaz, Baba Israel, J. Ivy, Frank Waln
10/22

Mayakovsky's Revolver
Matthew Dickman
4:00 PM - A dazzling, award-winning young poet paints life as a celebration in the dark.
Mayakovsky's Revolver
Matthew Dickman
10/22

What We're Writing Now
Richard Keller, Caroline Levine, Scott Straus
5:30 PM - UW faculty of various fields convene to talk about their recent, field-shaping publications.
What We're Writing Now
Richard Keller, Caroline Levine, Scott Straus
10/22

The Cherry Harvest
Lucy Sanna
5:30 PM - During WWII, an American family begins to fall apart when they take on German POWs for labor.
The Cherry Harvest
Lucy Sanna
10/22

Failure: Why Science Is So Successful
Stuart Firestein
6:00 PM - Failure shows us that the scientific enterprise is riddled with errors - and that is a good thing.
Failure: Why Science Is So Successful
Stuart Firestein
10/22

The Big Burn
Timothy Egan
7:00 PM - Egan pairs the stories of the 1910 forest fire and President Roosevelt’s push for conservation.
The Big Burn
Timothy Egan
10/22

Homemade for Sale: How to Set Up and Market a Food Business from Your Home Kitchen
Lisa Kivirist & John D. Ivanko
7:00 PM - Homemade for Sale provides a clear roadmap to go from idea and recipe to final product.
Homemade for Sale: How to Set Up and Market a Food Business from Your Home Kitchen
Lisa Kivirist & John D. Ivanko
10/22

All Elements Hip Hop Arts Showcase
First Wave Hip Hop Theater Ensemble
7:00 PM - Come hear visiting youth poetry slam champions and hip hop artists from cities across the Midwest.
All Elements Hip Hop Arts Showcase
First Wave Hip Hop Theater Ensemble
10/22

Fortune Smiles
Adam Johnson
7:30 PM - This surreal and darkly comic collection of stories gives voice to perspectives we don’t often hear.
Fortune Smiles
Adam Johnson
10/23

High School Friday 2015
First Wave Hip Hop Theater Ensemble, David Crabb, Anthony Breznican
9:00 AM - A day of education through meaningful interaction with authors, performers, storytellers, and peers.
High School Friday 2015
First Wave Hip Hop Theater Ensemble, David Crabb, Anthony Breznican
10/23

Whispers & Shadows
Jerry Apps
11:00 AM - Jerry Apps reminds us to slow down, turn off technology, and allow our senses to reconnect.
Whispers & Shadows
Jerry Apps
10/23

The Only Woman in the Room: Why Science Is Still a Boys' Club
Eileen Pollack
2:30 PM - This brazenly honest book shows the struggles female scientists face, and provides hope for change.
The Only Woman in the Room: Why Science Is Still a Boys' Club
Eileen Pollack
10/23

Wisconsin Agriculture: A History
Jerry Apps
3:30 PM - Celebrated rural historian Jerry Apps examines everything
Wisconsin Agriculture: A History
Jerry Apps
10/23

The Mathematician's Shiva
Stuart Rojstaczer
3:30 PM - An moving and funny novel that captures humanity's drive to achieve the impossible.
The Mathematician's Shiva
Stuart Rojstaczer
10/23

First Wave Spoken Word Showcase: Indigenous Traditions, Multilingual Voices
First Wave Hip Hop Theater Ensemble, J. Ivy, Frank Waln, Telmary Diaz, Baba Israel
5:00 PM - First Wave poets put their unique poetic spin on the global languages of hip hop.
First Wave Spoken Word Showcase: Indigenous Traditions, Multilingual Voices
First Wave Hip Hop Theater Ensemble, J. Ivy, Frank Waln, Telmary Diaz, Baba Israel
10/23

Seven Bad Ideas
Jeff Madrick
5:30 PM - Explanations of economic theories-why they’re wrong, the harm they’ve done and how to improve them.
Seven Bad Ideas
Jeff Madrick
10/23

Strange Tools: Art and Human Nature
Alva Noë
5:30 PM - Alva Noë raises a number of questions about art, its value, and what it reveals about human nature.
Strange Tools: Art and Human Nature
Alva Noë
10/23

Wisconsin People & Ideas Writing Contest Reading 2015
Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, & Letters
5:30 PM - Readings from this year's poetry and prose Wisconsin People & Ideas Writing Contest.
Wisconsin People & Ideas Writing Contest Reading 2015
Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, & Letters
10/23

Time Salvager
Wesley Chu
5:30 PM - Criminal James Griffin-Mars is no one’s hero, but humanity must depend on him to delay its demise.
Time Salvager
Wesley Chu
10/23

Celebrating Ten Years of OMAI
Baba Israel, First Wave Hip Hop Theater Ensemble
7:00 PM - A showcase featuring OMAI’s new website and an excerpt of Baba Israel’s “The Spinning Wheel
Celebrating Ten Years of OMAI
Baba Israel, First Wave Hip Hop Theater Ensemble
10/23

Scrapper
Matt Bell
7:30 PM - In the ruins of Detroit Kelly avenges an unsolved kidnapping and is forced to confront his own past.
Scrapper
Matt Bell
10/23
Bon Appétempt: A Coming-of-Age Story (With Recipes!)
Amelia Morris
7:30 PM - Bon Appétempt is a funny and poignant memoir about collapsing cakes and coming of age.
Bon Appétempt: A Coming-of-Age Story (With Recipes!)
Amelia Morris
10/23

Baddawi
Leila Abdelrazaq
7:30 PM - A graphic novel exploring the author's father's childhood in the Baddawi refugee camp.
Baddawi
Leila Abdelrazaq
10/23

Bad Kid
David Crabb
9:00 PM - David Crabb memoir tells a resonant story about growing up gay and Goth in San Antonio in the 80s.
Bad Kid
David Crabb
10/24

Friends of the CCBC Fall Book Sale
Friends of the CCBC
9:00 AM - Tons of exciting, diverse titles will be available for sale.
Friends of the CCBC Fall Book Sale
Friends of the CCBC
10/24

Folks, This Ain't Normal
Joel Salatin
9:00 AM - A farmer’s advice for happier hens, healthier people and a better world.
Folks, This Ain't Normal
Joel Salatin
10/24

Friends of the Madison Public Library Book Sale
Friends of Madison Public Library
9:00 AM - Join us for a book sale during the Wisconsin Book Festival at Central Library!
Friends of the Madison Public Library Book Sale
Friends of Madison Public Library
10/24

The Man Who Painted the Universe: The Story of a Planetarium in the Heart of the North Woods
Avi Lank, Ron Legro
10:00 AM - The story of a stargazer from Wisconsin's North and the Kovac Planetarium.
The Man Who Painted the Universe: The Story of a Planetarium in the Heart of the North Woods
Avi Lank, Ron Legro
10/24

Part of Our Lives: A People's History of the American Public Library
Wayne Wiegand
10:30 AM - Discover why Americans love their libraries.
Part of Our Lives: A People's History of the American Public Library
Wayne Wiegand
10/24

Waiting
Kevin Henkes
10:30 AM - Five animals wait for marvelous things to happen in this irresistible picture book.
Waiting
Kevin Henkes
10/24

Local Food Solutions
Ali Berlow, Alan Guebert & Mary Grace Foxwell
10:30 AM - A discussion of how we can all engage with the food we eat.
Local Food Solutions
Ali Berlow, Alan Guebert & Mary Grace Foxwell
10/24

2015 Friends of UW-Madison Libraries Book Sale
Friends of UW Libraries
10:30 AM - The largest used-book sale in Wisconsin.
2015 Friends of UW-Madison Libraries Book Sale
Friends of UW Libraries
10/24

Little Author in the Big Woods
Yona McDonough
10:30 AM - This biography details Laura Ingalls Wilder’s life as a young pioneer homesteading with her family.
Little Author in the Big Woods
Yona McDonough
10/24

This Wonderful Year: The Adventures of Mr. Edward Pamprill
Mark Benno
10:30 AM - Young Mr. Pamprill is forced to leave behind London and experience the life of the common sailor.
This Wonderful Year: The Adventures of Mr. Edward Pamprill
Mark Benno
10/24

The Man Who Wasn't There
Anil Ananthaswamy
11:00 AM - Anil Ananthaswamy explores the fascinating minds of individuals with complex neurological disorders.
The Man Who Wasn't There
Anil Ananthaswamy
10/24

Dickey Chapelle Under Fire
John Garofolo
11:00 AM - The remarkable story of the first female American war correspondent to be killed in action.
Dickey Chapelle Under Fire
John Garofolo
10/24

Between You & Me: Confessions of a Comma Queen
Mary Norris
12:00 PM - With humor and wit, Norris expertly guides readers through common and confusing grammatical issues.
Between You & Me: Confessions of a Comma Queen
Mary Norris
10/24

2015 CWW Winners Reading
Council of Wisconsin Writers
12:00 PM - Readings from a variety of genres featuring this year’s Council for Wisconsin Writers Winners.
2015 CWW Winners Reading
Council of Wisconsin Writers
10/24

Another Time and Place
Jennifer Chiaverini, Mary McNear
12:00 PM - Authors read from books that transport the reader to worlds with a particularly deep sense of place
Another Time and Place
Jennifer Chiaverini, Mary McNear
10/24

Kate Walden Directs: Bride of Slug Man
Julie Mata
12:00 PM - Kate and Tristan are both making films and classmates eager to join the cast and crew are divided.
Kate Walden Directs: Bride of Slug Man
Julie Mata
10/24

Meet Me Halfway: Milwaukee Stories
Jennifer Morales
12:00 PM - With humor and compassion Morales raises questions about a “postracial” society and how to get there
Meet Me Halfway: Milwaukee Stories
Jennifer Morales
10/24

Bird
Crystal Chan
1:30 PM - Secrets, mysterious spirits, and friendship weave together in this story about loss and moving on.
Bird
Crystal Chan
10/24

Beneath the Bonfire
Nickolas Butler
1:30 PM - This collection of stories captures memorable characters of the back roads and highways of America.
Beneath the Bonfire
Nickolas Butler
10/24

Brutal Youth
Anthony Breznican
1:30 PM - Three freshmen join forces to survive high school bullies and a faculty that's worse.
Brutal Youth
Anthony Breznican
10/24

Once in a Great City: A Detroit Story
David Maraniss
1:30 PM - Maraniss shows that the shadows of collapse were evident in Detroit even when it was at its peak.
Once in a Great City: A Detroit Story
David Maraniss
10/24

The League of Outsider Baseball
Gary Cieradkowski
1:30 PM - A truly unique look at the players that exist in the obscure corners of baseball’s history.
The League of Outsider Baseball
Gary Cieradkowski
10/24

Picto-Poems
Kimberly Blaeser
3:00 PM - Blaeser’s “Picto-Poems,” intersecting layers of text/image inspired by Native American pictographs
Picto-Poems
Kimberly Blaeser
10/24

Love, Always: Partners of Trans People on Intimacy, Challenge and Resilience
Helen Boyd, Miriam Hall, Shawnee Parens
3:00 PM - Witty, and moving essays, letters, and poems from the partners of transgender people
Love, Always: Partners of Trans People on Intimacy, Challenge and Resilience
Helen Boyd, Miriam Hall, Shawnee Parens
10/24

Unfair: The New Science of Criminal Injustice
Adam Benforado
3:00 PM - Unfair reveals the hidden forces that distort our criminal justice system and offers solutions.
Unfair: The New Science of Criminal Injustice
Adam Benforado
10/24

Cold War on Maplewood Street
Gayle Rosengren
3:00 PM - A powerful and hopeful story about what it means to grow up in a world full of uncertainty.
Cold War on Maplewood Street
Gayle Rosengren
10/24

Music for Wartime
Rebecca Makkai
3:00 PM - Makkai brings together a collection of sweeping, powerful, spellbinding stories.
Music for Wartime
Rebecca Makkai
10/24

The Limits of Truth
Matthew Gavin Frank, B. J. Hollars
4:30 PM - How far can a writer stretch a fact before it becomes a fiction?
The Limits of Truth
Matthew Gavin Frank, B. J. Hollars
10/24

Being Nixon: A Man Divided
Evan Thomas, David Maraniss
4:30 PM - Thomas creates a three dimensional portrait of the complex president Nixon.
Being Nixon: A Man Divided
Evan Thomas, David Maraniss
10/24

This Angel on My Chest
Leslie Pietrzyk
4:30 PM - Unconventionally linked stories, each about a different young woman whose husband dies.
This Angel on My Chest
Leslie Pietrzyk
10/24
Patternalia : An Unconventional History of Polka Dots, Stripes, Plaid, Camouflage, & Other Graphic Patterns
Jude Stewart
5:00 PM - Patternalia delves into the deep trove of history and culture unique to each pattern.
Patternalia : An Unconventional History of Polka Dots, Stripes, Plaid, Camouflage, & Other Graphic Patterns
Jude Stewart
10/24

Science Cafe: Red All Over
Jennifer Angus, Jude Stewart
6:00 PM - What's in a color?
Science Cafe: Red All Over
Jennifer Angus, Jude Stewart
10/24

Secular Faith: How Culture Has Trumped Religion in American Politics
Mark Smith
6:00 PM - Demonstrations of how, in the long run, boundaries of secular and religious cultures converge.
Secular Faith: How Culture Has Trumped Religion in American Politics
Mark Smith
10/24

We Are Not Ourselves
Matthew Thomas
6:00 PM - Using the Learys Thomas charts the expectation of domestic bliss and economic prosperity post WWII.
We Are Not Ourselves
Matthew Thomas
10/24

Survival of the Storied: Why Science Needs Art and Art Needs Science
Lauren Gunderson
7:00 PM - Discover the synchronicities of science and story
Survival of the Storied: Why Science Needs Art and Art Needs Science
Lauren Gunderson
10/24

Saving Capitalism: For the Many, Not the Few
Robert Reich
7:30 PM - Reich gives a myth-shattering breakdown of America’s failing economic system, and how to fix it.
Saving Capitalism: For the Many, Not the Few
Robert Reich
10/24

Showcase Performance Celebrating 10 Years of OMAI
First Wave Hip Hop Theater Ensemble
8:00 PM - This event will feature J. Ivy, Telmary Diaz, Frank Wain, and First Wave artists
Showcase Performance Celebrating 10 Years of OMAI
First Wave Hip Hop Theater Ensemble
10/24

Nerd Nite 2015
Pupa Gilbert, B. Venkat Mani, Dietram Scheufele
8:00 PM - Be there and be square.
Nerd Nite 2015
Pupa Gilbert, B. Venkat Mani, Dietram Scheufele
10/24

The Brewer's Tale : A History of the World According to Beer
William Bostwick
8:00 PM - This is the story of brewers gone by and one brave writer’s quest to bring them back to life.
The Brewer's Tale : A History of the World According to Beer
William Bostwick
10/24

Hand Drawn Jokes for Smart Attractive People
Matthew Diffee
9:00 PM - Ingeniously designed sequences of funny drawings and writings from recent years with new additions.
Hand Drawn Jokes for Smart Attractive People
Matthew Diffee
10/25

The Republic of Imagination: America in Three Books
Azar Nafisi
11:00 AM - Through three American novels, Nafisi invites us to her “Republic of Imagination.”
The Republic of Imagination: America in Three Books
Azar Nafisi
10/25

The Little Free Library Book
Margret Aldrich
11:00 AM - A charming history of Little Free Libraries and guide for how to best use them.
The Little Free Library Book
Margret Aldrich
10/25

Strong Inside: Perry Wallace and the Collision of Race and Sports in the South
Andrew Maraniss
12:30 PM - This is the story of the first African-American basketball player in the Southeastern Conference.
Strong Inside: Perry Wallace and the Collision of Race and Sports in the South
Andrew Maraniss
10/25

Poetry and Social Justice
Ruben Medina, Peggy Rogza, Thomas Smith, Sarah Busse, Wendy Vardaman
12:30 PM - Madison’s Poets Laureate host a reading and conversation featuring three Wisconsin writer-activists
Poetry and Social Justice
Ruben Medina, Peggy Rogza, Thomas Smith, Sarah Busse, Wendy Vardaman
10/25

Dreams of the Hmong Kingdom: The Quest for Legitimation in French Indochina, 1850-1960
Mai Na M. Lee
12:30 PM - A pioneering history of the Hmong people in the colonial era.
Dreams of the Hmong Kingdom: The Quest for Legitimation in French Indochina, 1850-1960
Mai Na M. Lee
10/25

The Unmapped Sea
Maryrose Wood
1:30 PM - The fifth book in the hilarious Victorian mystery series, The Incorrigible Children of Ashton Place
The Unmapped Sea
Maryrose Wood
10/25
Future Perfect
Jen Larsen
2:00 PM - A distinct, complex debut from a new voice in YA with an unforgettable main character
Future Perfect
Jen Larsen
10/25

Turning Inward
Blake Bailey, Kate Christensen
2:00 PM - These brilliant authors will read and discuss why they wrote memoir after their successes.
Turning Inward
Blake Bailey, Kate Christensen
10/26

Go Big Read: Just Mercy
Bryan Stevenson
7:00 PM - Go Big Read presents an inspiring argument for compassion in the pursuit of true justice.
Go Big Read: Just Mercy
Bryan Stevenson
10/28

Bream Gives Me Hiccups
Jesse Eisenberg
7:30 PM - Eisenberg delivers a collection of forty-four hilarious, moving, and inventive stories!
Bream Gives Me Hiccups
Jesse Eisenberg
10/30

Lafayette in the Somewhat United States
Sarah Vowell
7:00 PM - An insightful account of Marquis de Lafayette and a portrait of a nation’s idealism and its reality.
Lafayette in the Somewhat United States
Sarah Vowell
11/7

Mothers, Tell Your Daughters
Bonnie Jo Campbell
2:00 PM - Memorable heroines are determined to shape their futures with—or despite—the men in their lives.
Mothers, Tell Your Daughters
Bonnie Jo Campbell
11/7

Atmosphere of Hope
Tim Flannery
5:30 PM - An engaging and practical alternative plan to deal the climate crisis with achievable goals
Atmosphere of Hope
Tim Flannery
11/17

Need
Joelle Charbonneau
6:30 PM - This chilling YA thriller examines the dark side of social media and the dark side of human nature.
Need
Joelle Charbonneau
11/21

Gustafer Yellowgold
Gustafer Yellowgold
1:30 PM - Join us for this very special performance for children of all ages.
Gustafer Yellowgold
Gustafer Yellowgold
11/22

The Great Forgetting
James Renner
2:00 PM - This book blends science fiction and conspiracy thrillers with a touch of pure fantasy
The Great Forgetting
James Renner
12/4

Of Beards and Men
Christopher Oldstone-Moore
8:00 PM - Books, music, drinks, and activities all in celebration of all things facial hair
Of Beards and Men
Christopher Oldstone-Moore