upcoming events
Mrs Dalloways with Rachel Richardson, Berkeley, CA
Richardson and Markham come together for a lively and timely discussion of their two new books, both with themes of climate catastrophe. Click here for more details and to register for this free event.
Thursday, February 27, 2025 - 7:00pm to 8:30pm
Event address:
Mrs. Dalloway's Bookstore
2904 College Avenue
Berkeley, CA 94705
https://www.mrsdalloways.com/events/rachel-richardson-smother-and-lauren-markham-immemorial-read-their-new-books
What's Creative Nonfiction, anyway? With Ingrid Rojas Contreras at Page Street in Berkeley, CA
What's Creative Nonfiction, anyway?
Award-winning writers Lauren Markham and Ingrid Rojas Contreras explore all the shapes Creative Nonfiction can take.
From memoir to journalism to linked essays to think pieces, Creative Nonfiction can wear a lot of hats. In this conversation between two award-winning writers, a memoirist and journalist/essayist, we'll explore all the shapes Creative Nonfiction can take, including some unconventional ones, as well as how and where to get your Creative Nonfiction published.
After the craft talk, books will be for sale and prosecco will be served.
AWP Panel: Failing Again, Failing Better: The Joys of Revision (Los Angeles)
Failing Again, Failing Better: The Joys of Revision
With Chris Feliciano Arnold, Camille Rankine, Ingrid Rojas Contreras and R.O. Kwon
Must revision be all tax and toil? How might it be a process of exaltation and discovery, of further connecting with the thing we’re making to better understand what it needs of us? This cross-genre panel featuring widely published writers of poetry, memoir, journalism, essays, and fiction will engage with the challenges and demands of revision, and offer insight into their own revision strategies, including before and after samples and visual portrayals of their revision processes over time.
Hunter College Distinguished Writer Series, NY, NY
More info: https://www.hunter.cuny.edu/creativewriting/calendar.shtml
Defying Genre: A Conversation with Manjula Martin & Rita Bullwinkel at The Mechanics Institute (San Francisco)
Join authors Rita Bullwinkel, Lauren Markham, and Manjula Martin in conversation on thought-provoking storytelling across genres.
Tickets Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/defying-genre-writing-on-the-edge-of-conventional-narrative-tickets-1027620419337?aff=erelexpmlt
Novelette Bookshop, Nashville, TN with Becca Andrews
More info & free tickets here: https://www.novelettebooksellers.com/event-details/author-event-lauren-markham-in-conversation-with-becca-andrews
Blackbird Bookstore, San Francisco - A conversation about borders with author John Washington
Journalists Lauren Markham & John Washington discuss their new books on borders.
https://blackbirdsf.com/blogs/upcoming-events#event-list
Lannan Literary Festival: Georgetown University
“The Writer in the World” with Rabih Alameddine and Lauren Markham. Moderated by Georgina Godwin.
A Celebration of Freeman’s: Georgetown University
Freeman’s Anthology Celebration with Rabih Alameddine, Tania James, and Lauren Markham. Moderated by John Freeman.
Mill Valley Public Library: Mill Valley, CA
375 Throckmorton Ave, Mill Valley, CA 94941
Green Apple Books: San Francisco, CA, in conversation with Oscar Villalon
The San Francisco launch of A Map of Future Ruins at Green Apple Books on the Park (1231 9th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122)
East Bay Book Launch at Clio’s Bookstore, in conversation with Ingrid Rojas Contreras (tickets required!)
Join us at Clio’s Bookstore for the East Bay Book Launch of A Map of Future Ruins: 353 Grand Ave, Oakland, CA 94610