Peterborough Town Library welcomes Andrew Krivak, author of Like the Appearance of Horses, for a conversation with Thomas Moore.

Exile in Bookville welcomes Andrew Krivak, author of Like the Appearance of Horses, for a reading and conversation with Alex Kotlowitz.

Toadstool Bookshop welcomes Andrew Krivak, author of Like the Appearance of Horses, for a reading and conversation.

Harvard Book Store welcomes author Andrew Krivak to celebrate the publication of his novel Like the Appearance of Horses.

Adobe Books welcomes Dana Sachs, author of All Else Failed: The Unlikely Volunteers at the Heart of the Migrant Aid Crisis, for a reading and discussion.

Temple Israel welcomes Dana Sachs, author of All Else Failed: The Unlikely Volunteers at the Heart of the Migrant Aid Crisis, for a reading and conversation with Laura Goodman-Bryan.

Burke’s Bookstore welcomes Dana Sachs, author of All Else Failed: The Unlikely Volunteers at the Heart of the Migrant Aid Crisis, for a discussion and signing.

Park Road Books welcomes Dana Sachs, author of All Else Failed: The Unlikely Volunteers at the Heart of the Migrant Aid Crisis, for a reading and book discussion.

McNally Jackson Books welcomes Dana Sachs, author of All Else Failed: The Unlikely Volunteers at the Heart of the Migrant Aid Crisis, for a reading and conversation with filmmaker Lynne Sachs.

Francie & Finch Bookshop welcomes Maud Casey, author of City of Incurable Women, for a reading and conversation sponsored by the Creative Writing Program of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln English Department.

The University of California, Los Angeles welcomes Eduardo Halfon, author of The Polish Boxer, Monastery, Mourning, and Canción, for “History, Memory, Fiction,” a reading and conversation with Michael Rothberg, sponsored by the 1939 Society Program in Holocaust Studies at the Alan D. Leve Center for Jewish Studies.

Loyola Marymount University welcomes Eduardo Halfon, author of The Polish Boxer, Monastery, Mourning, and Canción, for “Memory, Exile, and Fiction: An Evening of Stories with Eduardo Halfon,” followed by a discussion with Professor Holli Levitsky.

Madison Street Books welcomes Andrew Krivak for their “Not Your Big 5” book club discussion of The Bear.

Left Bank Books & Central Reform Congregation celebrate the publication of Adina Talve-Goodman’s Your Hearts, Your Scars with editors Sarika Talve-Goodman & Hannah Tinti, foreword author Jo Firestone, executive director of One Story magazine Maribeth Batcha, and parents Rabbi James Stone Goodman & Rabbi Susan Talve, with music from Brothers Lazaroff and performances by Ron Himes and the Black Rep. To join in virtually, visit the Left Bank Books YouTube channel or Central Reform Congregation YouTube channel.

The Dayton Literary Peace Prize welcomes Andrew Krivak, author of The Sojourn, for “Turn the Page: Heroism and Doubt,” a virtual conversation with Ben Fountain and interviewer Loghan Young, moderated by Gilbert King.

The Center for Fiction welcomes comedian Jo Firestone, One Story editor Hannah Tinti, Bellevue Literary Press Publisher and Editorial Director Erika Goldman, and more special guests to celebrate the launch of Your Hearts, Your Scars by Adina Talve-Goodman.

Sustainable Marblehead welcomes Patricia Hanlon, author of Swimming to the Top of the Tide: Finding Life Where Land and Water Meet, and Julia Glass, author of Virgil Harbor, for a discussion on fiction, memoir and how storytelling can inspire climate action.

White Bear Center for the Arts welcomes Andrew Krivak for a virtual reading and conversation about his NEA Big Read novel The Bear.

The Miami Book Fair welcomes Natalie Hodges, author of Uncommon Measure: A Journey Through Music, Performance, and the Science of Time, and Shahriar Mandanipour, author of Seasons of Purgatory, in conversation with fellow National Book Awards-winning and nominated authors and Ruth Dickey, executive director of the National Book Foundation. This in-person program will also be livestreamed at MiamiBookFairOnline.com.

Lost City Books welcomes Maud Casey, author of City of Incurable Women, for a reading and conversation with Stacey D’Erasmo.

Academy Art Museum welcomes Maud Casey, author of City of Incurable Women, for a conversation with Kerry Folan, presented by Shore Lit.

Dominican University of California welcomes Maud Casey, author of City of Incurable Women, Lisa Olstein, author of Pain Studies, and Bellevue Literary Press assistant editor Laura Hart to their virtual Writing for Health and Healing Retreat for a special conversation about writing and publishing at the intersection of the arts and sciences.

Politics and Prose Bookstore welcomes Maud Casey, author of City of Incurable Women, for a conversation with Yiyun Li.

Literary Cape Ann welcomes Patricia Hanlon, author of Swimming to the Top of the Tide, for a conversation with Lynne Cox.

Vermont Studio Center welcomes visiting writer, Maud Casey, author of City of Incurable Women, for a talk on the craft of writing.