We're hosting a virtual launch event for Our Shadows Have Claws: Fifteen Latin American Monster Stories! You can get a free ticket below, or get a ticket with a copy of the book. About the book: Our Shadows Have Claws takes
Note: this event is now virtual only. Join us for a virtual event with the co-authors and contributors of Transmovimientos: Latinx Queer Migrations, Bodies, and Spaces. Co-authors Ellie D. Hernández, Eddy Francisco Alvarez Jr., and Magda García will be in
Join us on October 17th at 5pm for a reading with Professor Oswaldo Estrada to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month! Professor Estrada will be reading from his collection of short stories, Luces de emergencia. About Professor Estrada: Oswaldo Estrada’s research focuses
Join us Wednesday, Oct. 19 at 4 PM for a very special book reading, signing, and Q&A with Build a House author, MacArthur Fellowship recipient, Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter and Southern Futures Artist-in-Residence Rhiannon Giddens. YOU BROUGHT ME HERE TO BUILD
Café Cortado is a literary workshop that brings to the community different authors who discuss their work in Spanish. The Cafe runs for an hour and a half. During the first part of the meeting, poets and fiction writers read some
Epilogue will be at The Sonya Hanes Stone Center for Black Culture and History selling copies of Psyche Williams-Forson's book Eating While Black: Food Shaming and Race in America (UNC Press, 2022) and Tressie McMillan Cottom's books Lower Ed: The
Epilogue will be at The Ackland selling copies of Dr. Mahnaz Afkhami's memoir The Other Side of Silence: A Memoir of Exile, Iran and the Global Women's Movement. More information below and at the UNC Center for Middle East & Islamic
Café Cortado is a literary workshop that brings to the community different authors who discuss their work in Spanish. The Cafe runs for an hour and a half. During the first part of the meeting, poets and fiction writers read some
Join us for an evening celebrating Edible North Carolina, in conversation with editor Marcie Cohen Ferris, Lantern chef Andrea Reusing, and Duke University professor and anthropologist Courtney Lewis. About the book: Edible North Carolina documents and shares the vibrant voices and
Blerds and Black creatives are invited to an evening of expression to center and celebrate the many experiences of being cool, awkward and Black. This event coincides with the January 10th release of Cool. Awkward. Black., a YA anthology of