The Brattleboro Literary Festival welcomes Andrew Krivak, author of The Bear, for a conversation with Julie Carrick Dalton.

The Silver Unicorn Bookstore welcomes Andrew Krivak for their Friday Fiction Book Club virtual discussion of his novel The Bear.

Indie Playlist presents Andrew Krivak, author of The Bear, for "To Save the Environment," a virtual conversation with Aimee Nezhukumatathil about literature and our relationship to the natural world, moderated by Lauren LeBlanc.

The Dayton Literary Peace Prize welcomes Andrew Krivak, author of The Bear, for “Turn the Page: The Legacy of War,” a virtual conversation with Richard Bausch, moderated by Gilbert King.

The Bookstore Plus welcomes Andrew Krivak for a ZOOM Book Club Discussion of his novel The Bear.

The Montgomery Lectures Series at Northwestern University’s Center for Bioethics and Medical Humanities welcomes Lisa Olstein, author of Pain Studies, for a virtual reading and conversation.

Belmont Books welcomes Andrew Krivak, author of The Bear, for a virtual conversation with Julie Carrick Dalton.

River Bend Bookshop welcomes Amanda Dennis, author of Her Here, for a virtual conversation with Clare Beams.

The Center for Writers & Translators at the American University of Paris welcomes Amanda Dennis, author of Her Here, for a virtual conversation with Dan Gunn.

Off the Beaten Path Bookstore welcomes Andrew Krivak, author of The Bear, for a virtual reading and conversation.

The American Library in Paris welcomes Amanda Dennis, author of Her Here, for a virtual Evening with an Author series conversation with Rachel Donadio.

The St. Petersburg Review welcomes Mikhail Iossel, author of Love Like Water, Love Like Fire, for a book launch and conversation with Dawn Raffel.

Globus Books welcomes Mikhail Iossel, author of Love Like Water, Love Like Fire, for a conversation with Zarina Zabrisky.

PEN World Voices welcomes Jordi Nopca, author of Come On Up, for a virtual conversation with Yamen Menai and Kawai Strong Washburn, moderated by Clarisse Rosaz Shariyf and presented in collaboration with Institut Ramon Llull and Brazos Bookstore.

The Toronto Public Library welcomes Jordi Nopca, author of Come On Up, for a virtual Appel Salon series conversation with Dimitri Nasrallah.

Hingham Public Library welcomes Patricia Hanlon, author of Swimming to the Top of the Tide: Finding Life Where Land and Water Meet, for a virtual book talk and conversation.

Sawyer Free Library welcomes Patricia Hanlon, author of Swimming to the Top of the Tide: Finding Life Where Land and Water Meet, for a virtual book talk and conversation.

Writing By Writers welcomes Mikhail Iossel, author of Love Like Water, Love Like Fire, for a virtual reading and conversation with Pam Houston.

The DeWitt Wallace Institute for the History of Psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medicine welcomes Maud Casey, author of City of Incurable Women, for a Psychiatry and the Arts seminar series conversation with Anne Hoffman, PhD.

The University of Connecticut welcomes Eduardo Halfon, author of The Polish Boxer, Monastery, and Mourning, for a conversation with Marilyn Miller, moderated by Avinoam Patt. This virtual symposium is co-sponsored by the Department of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages, El Instituto, and the Center for Judaic Studies and Contemporary Jewish Life.

The Jewish Public Library, with support from Paragraphe Bookstore, welcomes Mikhail Iossel, author of Love Like Water, Love Like Fire, for a virtual reading and conversation with Anne Lagacé Dowson.

Chaucer’s Books welcomes Natalie Hodges, author of Uncommon Measure: A Journey Through Music, Performance, and the Science of Time, for a virtual reading and conversation with Michael Pollan.

A Public Space welcomes Maud Casey, author of City of Incurable Women, for a virtual reading and conversation with Stacey D’Erasmo.

Charis Books & More welcomes Siobhan Phillips, author of Benefit, for a conversation with E.R. Anderson.

McNally Jackson Books welcomes Frederic Tuten, author of The Bar at Twilight, for a virtual reading and conversation with Wayne Koestenbaum.