Announcing Our Winter Events!
The Library is delighted to announce its full lineup of winter events. Skim through these highlights or click here to browse the complete newsletter.
Registration is required for all events unless otherwise stated. See the newsletter page for any event for full details and registration information.
Special Events | Lectures | Seminars | The Writing Life | Children's/Young Adult
Special Events
Writing Life Special Event
Uptown at Night: An Evening of Humorous Storytelling and Comedy
with Michael Arkin, Carmen Maria Machado, Nancy McCabe Kelly, Bruce Jarchow, Dorothea Benton Frank, Matthew Mercier, and Steve Rosen
January 31
Conversation
Elliot Ackerman and Roxana Robinson
Dark at the Crossing
February 2
Panel with Mystery Writers of America New York
New York: Scene of the Crime
with Lyndsay Faye, Stefanie Pintoff, Radha Vatsal, and Linda Landrigan
February 16
Lectures
Donna Kaz
Act Like a Feminist Artist: A Guerrilla Girl Unmasks
January 26
Brad Gooch
Rumi's Secret: The Life of the Sufi Poet of Love
March 15
Min Jin Lee with Jeannette Watson Sanger
Pachinko: A Novel
March 30
Plus Casanova, World War II, Eleanor Roosevelt, and more! Click here for full listings.
Seminars
James Kraft
The Tales of Henry James
Five Wednesdays beginning February 8
Nicholas Birns
Parade's End: Ford Madox Ford's Wartime Tetralogy
Four Tuesdays beginning February 28
The Writing Life
Live from the Library
March 9
Daytime Talk Series
The Art of the Glimpse: Reading and Writing the Contemporary Short Story with Lorrie Bodger
January 10
Daytime Talk Series
New Sectors in Diverse Books with Ann E. Burg and Christine Kendall
March 14
Plus workshops, Prompt! sessions, and more! Click here for full listings.
Children's/Young Adult Events
Yona Zeldis McDonough
The Bicycle Spy
January 18
Libba Bray and David Levithan
Young Adult Authors in Conversation
January 29
Young Writers' Workshop
Playwriting with Rob Ackerman
February 15
Plus storytelling, book discussions, book crafting, and more! Click here for full listings.
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