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centerforblackliterature.org | ||
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www.mehtabookeditingnewyork.com
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| | | | | Several literary organizations offer events that are specifically designed for, or feature the work of, writers who have historically been placed on the margins. Here is a list of 23 such events, including conferences, book fairs, festivals, and retreats, all scheduled for 2023. | |
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repeatingislands.com
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| | | | | "American Voces" is a new Distinguished Hispanic Writers series at Johns Hopkins University; on the first year's roster, it presents Hispanic American writers Junot Díaz (Dominican Republic/US), Giannina Braschi (Puerto Rico/US), and Cristina García (Cuba/US). [Many thanks to Tess O'Dwyer for bringing this item to our attention.] The John Hopkins University has launched "American Voces",... | |
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inprinthouston.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The 44th season of the Inprint Margarett Root Brown Reading Series in Houston features 13 renowned authors reading from their new books through April 2025, with season tickets and single-event admissions available for in-person events and online rebroadcasts. | |
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www.thequillink.com
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| | | In "The Belle of Belgrave," book two in the "Belles of London" series, Mimi Matthews's masterful storytelling draws us in with her subtle parallels to the classic fairytale, "Beauty and the Beast." | ||
