Event starts Tuesday, November 17 @ 7 p.m. EST Part satiric comic strip storytelling, part academic lecture, “Red, White, Black and Blue: Highlighting America’s Racial Illiteracy” is a culmination of 25 years of Keith Knight's finest sociopolitical cartoons highlighting America's racial inequality. Join him for this interactive slideshow and follow along as he makes the […]
Event starts Tuesday, November 17 @ 6 p.m. EST In Just Us: An American Conversation, Claudia Rankine looks at what it takes to stay in the room together, breaching the silence, guilt, and violence that follow direct addresses of whiteness. The Frederick Iseman Professor of Poetry at Yale University – also the author of six […]
Event starts Tuesday, November 17 @ 5 p.m. EST Long-ago drinking buddies, now married with adult children, meet up in a Dublin pub and spend a long, drawn-out night reconciling divergent versions of the past in Roddy Doyle's Love. The reunion is at times stifling, bogged down by the passage of time but also by […]
Join this live-stream virtual rhyme-writing session with Grammy-winning songwriter, Secret Agent 23 Skidoo! Kids can express themselves, rapping their own original creations over boom bap beats while gaining an understanding of slant rhymes, syllable manipulation, and bar counting. Since this is a LIVE event, you can even ask all the questions you need to make […]
Editores y autores de la escena literaria en castellano en los Estados Unidos nos ofrecen su visión y análisis, comparten las sinopsis -elevator pitch- de sus nuevas obras. Con las participaciones de: Oswaldo Estrada, narrador y ensayista de origen peruano, profesor de literatura latinoamericana. Presenta Incurables, relatos de dolencias y males (Ars Communis), obra que […]
Editores y autores de la escena literaria en castellano en los Estados Unidos nos ofrecen su visión y análisis, comparten las sinopsis -elevator pitch- de sus nuevas obras. Jesús Barquet presenta Manifiesto inacabado de la hegemonía, nomenclatura y nomenklatura cultural del nuevo cuño y coña (Bund Der Gerechten), Pablo Brescia presenta “Nuestras imposibilidades”, incluido en […]
Learn how to make a percussive instrument using things you have at home! All you need is: A paper towel roll Parchment paper Rubber bands Dried lentils/rice/pasta or beans- anything that can make a fun sound! Justin Roberts knows that inside every one of us there is a mini rocker waiting to come out. You […]
Published this past March to critical acclaim, Gerald Posner’s PHARMA: Greed, Lies and the Poisoning of America is the first investigative history of how a handful of chemical companies morphed from morphine production during the Civil War to today’s trillion dollar a year pharmaceutical industry. Along the way, Posner explores those responsible for the lethal […]
Bil’s humorous, family friendly tall-tales and stories have earned the appreciation of listeners of all ages and from all walks of life. Though a five time champion of the WV Liars’s Contest, Lepp’s stories often contain morsels of truth which present universal themes in clever and witty ways. Audiences all across the country, from grade […]
A Yoga, Music and Mindfulness Mini-Class with Bari Koral! Beloved family music artist and pioneering kids yoga educator Bari Koral leads this highly interactive concert that blends imaginative songs, yoga poses, dance breaks and play. Ideal for any open space at home, this is the most fun you can have doing yoga guaranteed! No prior […]
Alicia Zuckerman first started doing research for The Sally J. Freedman Reality Tour when she was about 9 years old, making this her longest-running project. Judy Blume's 1977 young adult book, Starring Sally J. Freedman as Herself, was Zuckerman’s introduction to Miami Beach, and one of her very favorite Blume books. When she found herself […]
Peter Alson's The Only Way To Play It tells the story of Nathan Fischer, a struggling 30-year-old painter who is supporting his wife and young daughter by playing poker in the cutthroat underground clubs of New York City, trying to weather the vagaries of luck that afflict card players and artists alike. In David Michaelis’ biography Eleanor, the […]