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literature events in United States

22 upcoming literature events across 8 cities in United States.

Upcoming events

Slavic Languages and Literatures: Bereza/Beryoze with Zozulka TrioWed, 21 OctFREE
Slavic Languages and Literatures: Bereza/Beryoze with Zozulka Trio
Campbell Recital Hall · Stanford
literatureFREE
Diaspora Festival of Black & Independent Film - Screening 4Thu, 22 OctFREE
Diaspora Festival of Black & Independent Film - Screening 4
The Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Research in Black Culture and History · Chapel Hill
literatureFREE
Zalaznick Reading by Layli Long SoliderThu, 22 OctFREE
Zalaznick Reading by Layli Long Solider
Klarman Hall · Ithaca
literatureFREE
Open Access and the Cost of Knowledge: Best Practices and Support at the University of Miami LibrariesFri, 23 OctFREE
Open Access and the Cost of Knowledge: Best Practices and Support at the University of Miami Libraries
Rosenstiel Med Sci · Miami
literatureFREE
The Afterlives of Vallejo's Trilce: Translating and Glossing as Temporal-spatial Interventions in the NowFri, 23 OctFREE
The Afterlives of Vallejo's Trilce: Translating and Glossing as Temporal-spatial Interventions in the Now
Bolivar House · Stanford
literatureFREE
Honoring the Imagined Whole: A Poetry Reading by Jesse Graves and Robert MorganMon, 26 OctFREE
Honoring the Imagined Whole: A Poetry Reading by Jesse Graves and Robert Morgan
Goldwin Smith Hall · Ithaca
literatureFREE
An Evening of Poetry with Fady JoudahTue, 27 OctFREE
An Evening of Poetry with Fady Joudah
Humanities Center · Stanford
literatureFREE
Crossing the Red Line: Biden, His Advisors, and Israel's War in GazaWed, 28 OctFREE
Crossing the Red Line: Biden, His Advisors, and Israel's War in Gaza
Elliott School of International Affairs · Washington
literatureFREE
Book Launch: INNER ZONEThu, 29 OctFREE
Book Launch: INNER ZONE
Renaissance_Park · Boston
literatureFREE
From Yahweh to Jupiter: Orthodox Muscovy Deals with the Classical WorldThu, 29 OctFREE
From Yahweh to Jupiter: Orthodox Muscovy Deals with the Classical World
Humanities Center · Stanford
literatureFREE
There Is No Them; There Is Only Us: Book Discussion and Release PartyThu, 29 OctFREE
There Is No Them; There Is Only Us: Book Discussion and Release Party
Ithaca Downtown Conference Center · Ithaca
literatureFREE
Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi and Rachel LeeThu, 29 OctFREE
Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi and Rachel Lee
Building W41 (MET Warehouse) · Cambridge
literatureFREE
An Evening with R.F. KuangThu, 29 OctFREE
An Evening with R.F. Kuang
Blackman Theater · Boston
literatureFREE
Miami Law StoriesWed, 4 NovFREE
Miami Law Stories
Newman Alumni Ctr · Coral Gables
literatureFREE
Stegner Fellow Reading with Daniel Lurie and Katerina Ivanov PradoWed, 4 NovFREE
Stegner Fellow Reading with Daniel Lurie and Katerina Ivanov Prado
Stanford ChEM-H Building · Stanford
literatureFREE
Reading with Dunya Mikhail and Lesyk PanasiukThu, 5 NovFREE
Reading with Dunya Mikhail and Lesyk Panasiuk
Goldwin Smith Hall · Ithaca
literatureFREE
Politics and Prose and GW Presents: Rachel Maddow | Department of FateSun, 8 NovFREE
Politics and Prose and GW Presents: Rachel Maddow | Department of Fate
Lisner Auditorium · Washington
literatureFREE
Dancing Across ModernitiesWed, 11 NovFREE
Dancing Across Modernities
Goldwin Smith Hall · Ithaca
literatureFREE
BOOK LAUNCH: Literature and Emergency Law in Kashmir and Northern IrelandWed, 11 NovFREE
BOOK LAUNCH: Literature and Emergency Law in Kashmir and Northern Ireland
Building 80 · Stanford
literatureFREE
Freund Reading Featuring Benjamin Garcia and Sophia VeltfortThu, 12 NovFREE
Freund Reading Featuring Benjamin Garcia and Sophia Veltfort
Klarman Hall · Ithaca
literatureFREE
Eitner Lecture with M. D. Usher, "Journey to the West: Buddhists in Ancient Alexandria"Thu, 12 NovFREE
Eitner Lecture with M. D. Usher, "Journey to the West: Buddhists in Ancient Alexandria"
Building 500 · Stanford
literatureFREE
Time Doesn’t Stop: History, Crisis, and the Future of Leftist Political Projects in South AmericaFri, 13 NovFREE
Time Doesn’t Stop: History, Crisis, and the Future of Leftist Political Projects in South America
Bolivar House · Stanford
literatureFREE