Harvard Book Store

Harvard Book Store welcomes Tillie Walden— cartoonist, illustrator, and creator of a number of award-winning graphic novels, including On a Sunbeam, Spinning and the Walking Dead’s Clementine Trilogy—for a discussion of her new graphic novel, Charity and Sylvia. She will be joined in conversation by Michael Bronski—Professor of the Practice in Activism and Media in the Studies of Women, Gender and Sexuality at Harvard University.

Harvard Book Store welcomes Steven Pfau—writer and editor based in Los Angeles whose work has appeared in DIAGRAM, Guernica, The Iowa Review, The Offing, Passages North, and other publications—for a discussion of his new memoir, Say Nephew: On Boyhood, Unclehood, and Queer Mentorship, a Debutiful "Most Anticipated Book of the Year".

Harvard Book Store welcomes Julie Schumacher—author of the national bestseller Dear Committee Members, and award-winning Regents Professor at the University of Minnesota—for a discussion of her new story collection, Patient, Female: Stories.

Harvard Book Store welcomes Abigail Savitch-Lew—writer whose short stories have been published in The Round, Post Road, The Best Teen Writing of 2010, and The Apprentice Writer—for a discussion of her debut novel, Livonia Chow Mein. She will be joined in conversation by Michelle Min Sterling—the New York Times bestselling author of Camp Zero and professor of creative writing and literature at Berklee College […]

Harvard Book Store welcomes Stephen O'Connor—author of seven books, including the novel Thomas Jefferson Dreams of Sally Hemings and the short story collection Here Comes Another Lesson—for a discussion of his latest novel, We Want So Much to Be Ourselves. He will be joined in conversation by Rick Moody—author of six novels, including The Ice Storm, and professor at Tufts University.

Harvard Book Store welcomes Thomas S. Mullaney—award–winning Stanford historian, Guggenheim fellow, and former Kluge Chair in Technology and Society at the Library of Congress—for a discussion of his new book, How We Disappear: A Personal History of Information.

Harvard Book Store welcomes Meg Stone—Executive Director of IMPACT Boston, an abuse-prevention and empowerment self-defense organization—for a discussion of her book "Don't Fight Back": And 10 Other Myths About Crime, Personal Safety, and Gender-Based Violence. She will be joined in conversation by Shameka Gregory—Executive Director of the Domestic and Gender-Based Violence Prevention Program for the City of Cambridge.

Harvard Book Store welcomes Michael Bronski—Professor of Practice in Media and Activism in the Women, Gender, and Sexuality Program at Harvard University—for a discussion of his revised and expanded edition of his first book, A Queer History of the United States: Revised and Expanded.

Harvard Book Store welcomes Phill Branch—writer, live performance storyteller, and regional Emmy Award-winning filmmaker—for a discussion of his new memoir The Double Dutch Fuss. He will be joined in conversation by Erica Buddington—public scholar, poet, and educator and Founder & CEO of Langston League.