Authors, tickets, etc.
JOHN SCALZI
Alex Wellerstein
Alex Wellerstein
Friday April 1st
7 pm
Hugo Award winner and former president of Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America comes to HOBOKEN with his new novel — a wildly inventive, light-hearted but grounded take on the kaiju theme.
Alex Wellerstein
Alex Wellerstein
Alex Wellerstein
Saturday April 2nd
1 pm
Seems like a good time to listen to an expert on nuclear warfare. Stevens Institute professor and best-selling author of Restricted Data: The History of Nuclear Secrecy in America. He is also the creator of the terrifying Nukemap.
WEIKE WANG
Alex Wellerstein
WEIKE WANG
Saturday April 2nd
2:30 pm
Born in Nanjing China, Wang received a PhD in public health from Harvard. She was a National Book Award 5 Under 35 winner, and a Whiting Award winner. Her stories have been in The Best American Short Stories and the O'Henry Prize Anthology.
KIRSTIN VALDEZ QUADE
Kevin R. Free and John Eric Scutchins
Kevin R. Free and John Eric Scutchins
Saturday, April 2nd
4:30 pm
Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, The Best American Short Stories, The O. Henry Prize Stories, The New York Times, and elsewhere. She is an assistant professor at Princeton. The Five Wounds was shortlisted for the Center for Fiction’s First Novel Prize and the Carnegie Medal for Excellence.
Kevin R. Free and John Eric Scutchins
Kevin R. Free and John Eric Scutchins
Kevin R. Free and John Eric Scutchins
Saturday, April 2nd
6:00 pm
New Artistic Director of Mile Square Theatre Kevin Free interviews John Eric Scutchins, the director of their current in-person production, The Niceties
FINTAN O'TOOLE
FINTAN O'TOOLE
FINTAN O'TOOLE
Saturday April 2nd
6:30 pm
Journalist and drama critic for The Irish Times and The NY Daily News, frequent contributor to The New York Review of Books, O'Toole is currently teaching at Princeton. We Don't Know Ourselves: a Personal History of Modern Ireland is a memoir and national narrative of Ireland since 1961, when it got t.v.
Colm Tóibín
FINTAN O'TOOLE
FINTAN O'TOOLE
Saturday April 2nd
8:00 pm
His latest novel is The Magician, a fictional biography of Thomas Mann. Vinegar Hill is a collection of poetry written over decades. He teaches at Columbia.
YA Panel w/David Levithan
LITTLE CITY LAUGHING (a comedy show)
YA Panel w/David Levithan
Sunday, April 3rd
3 pm
w/Saraciea Fennell, Ashley Woodfolk, Sona Charaipotra, Sayantani DasGupta and Sarah Moon.
Scholastic publisher, author, advocate, and our favorite guy emcees a fantastic panel of YA authors
RICHARD THOMPSON
LITTLE CITY LAUGHING (a comedy show)
YA Panel w/David Levithan
Sunday, April 3rd
5 pm
w/James Mastro
In-person event is sold out. Live-stream tickets (they include a signed book) are available.
Legendary guitarist and songwriter with his stunning memoir, Beeswing: Losing My Way and Finding My Voice 1967-1975. Richard will play.
LITTLE CITY LAUGHING (a comedy show)
LITTLE CITY LAUGHING (a comedy show)
LITTLE CITY LAUGHING (a comedy show)
Sunday, April 3rd
7 pm
Comedy producer (and former LCB bookseller) Leah Williams brings a line-up to Hoboken to finish the weekend: Jes Tom, Nadia Pinder, Maria DeCotis, and Jessica Henderson
