Tables of Contents Reading Series Vol. 5
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With Rachel Cantor and Sara Majka

Egg Restaurant, Williamsburg, BK
27 April 2016 7 PM

Meet the Author Book Discussion

Glen Cove Public Library
19 April 2016, 2 PM

​http://www.glencovelibrary.org/adult-services-2/adult-programs/

Pete's Reading Series
With Mia Alvar and Tracy O-Neill

14 January 2016 7:30 PM
​709 Lorimer St
Brooklyn, NY 11121

​http://www.petescandystore.com/
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The Words After War: Storytelling for Life, Business, and Politics symposium at Wesleyan University is a first-of-its-kind, free, full-day writing event open to civilian and veteran writers looking to engage in thoughtful conversation on writing and literature and to sharpen their writing skills.

The symposium will feature panel discussions and breakout workshops with talented authors and academic instructors. Participants can expect to walk away having learned valuable and practical writing techniques, along with a newfound sense of empowerment and inspiration in producing art that builds community, makes an impact, and reaches a wider audience. Meals will be provided. This event is free for those who register. Space is limited. REGISTER >
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Words After War Reading Series
With Max Neely-Cohen, Drew Pham & Matthew Thomas

5 October 2015 7 PM
The Folly Pub
92 West Houston St.
New York, NY

https://www.facebook.com/events/818764128244251/ ​

19 September 2 PM 
MELLOW PAGES SUMMER VACATION READING
The Silent Barn
603 Bushwick Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11206



Join Mellow Pages Summer Vacation @ Silent Barn on September 19th for a blowout Brooklyn Book Festival Bookend Event, featuring readings from six amazing writers:
Jami Attenberg (Saint Mazie, The Middlesteins)
Lauren Groff (Fates and Furies)
Alice Sola Kim (Tin House & McSweeney's)
Sara Novic (Girl at War)
Chinelo Okparanta (Under the Udala Trees)
Julia Pierpont (Among the Ten Thousand Things)

20 September 2 PM
WAR STORIES
Brooklyn Law School Student Lounge
250 Joralemon Street, 
Brooklyn, NY 11201



Three authors discuss depicting war through fiction. Mark Doten's The Infernal tells the story of the War on Terror through a variety of voices, from Condoleeza Rice to Mark Zuckerberg. Sara Nović's Girl at War looks at the Yugoslav Wars through the eyes of a young survivor.Christopher Robinson’s War of the Encyclopaedists (co-authored with Gavin Kovite) considers the gap between civilian and military life. Moderated by Maaza Mengiste.