Author Stephen Tapert signs/discusses Best Actress at Chaucer's in a pre-Oscar event! 

http://site.booksite.com/7031/events/?&list=EVC1&group=current

Betty Kilby Baldwin and Phoebe Kilby will discuss Slavery's Descendants at Malaprop's Bookstore in Asheville, NC.

Stephen Tapert will sign copies of his new book Best Actress after a screening of the film "Women in Love" at Laemmle's Royal Theater. Please visit https://www.laemmle.com/film/women-love for additional information.

Book sales by Creating Conversations.

This event is co-sponsored by the Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies Department, UUP Albany Peace & Justice Committee, the Office of Sustainability, and the Institute for Global Indigeneity.

The event will take place in Standish Room (Science Library, Uptown Campus, University at Albany). Free & open to the public.

Stephen Tapert will discuss Best Actress at Chevalier's Books in Los Angeles. Details TBD.

As part of Cooperstown Hot Stove Weekend, Lincoln Mitchell will be signing copies of his book San Francisco Year Zero at the Landmark Inn in Cooperstown, NY. 

Sunday book signing at Landmark Inn, after 11:30am brunch.

Jay Jaffe - The Cooperstown Casebook

Todd Radom - Winning Ugly

Lincoln Mitchell - San Francisco Year Zero

More details: https://www.friendsofdoubleday.org/events

Jim Cullen discusses his new book Those Were the Days: Why All in the Family Still Matters at Greater Astoria Historical Society. The event will be held at Rocco Moretto VFW Hall. Books sold by Astoria Bookshop.

Free for members
$5 for non-members 

https://astorialic.org/

Lia T. Bascomb, will discuss In Plenty and in Time of Need.

The CAA Annual Conference is the largest gathering of visual arts professionals that celebrates and advances the accomplishments of members and provides opportunities to share research and creative work. Each year we offer a full breadth of sessions representing the vast range of scholarship and practice of our members, as well as professional development and art-making workshops, meetings, receptions, and more.

The CAA Annual Conference is the largest gathering of visual arts professionals that celebrates and advances the accomplishments of members and provides opportunities to share research and creative work. Each year we offer a full breadth of sessions representing the vast range of scholarship and practice of our members, as well as professional development and art-making workshops, meetings, receptions, and more.

The CAA Annual Conference is the largest gathering of visual arts professionals that celebrates and advances the accomplishments of members and provides opportunities to share research and creative work. Each year we offer a full breadth of sessions representing the vast range of scholarship and practice of our members, as well as professional development and art-making workshops, meetings, receptions, and more.

The CAA Annual Conference is the largest gathering of visual arts professionals that celebrates and advances the accomplishments of members and provides opportunities to share research and creative work. Each year we offer a full breadth of sessions representing the vast range of scholarship and practice of our members, as well as professional development and art-making workshops, meetings, receptions, and more.

Deborah J. Cohan will discuss her new memoir, Welcome to Wherever We Are, at Barnes & Noble (Eton Chagrin Boulevard location). Details and time TBD.

This conference is in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of Indigenous Studies at Trent University and the twentieth anniversary of the Indigenous Studies PhD program at Trent and a showcase for the work of the Urban Aboriginal Knowledge Network. It’s a time of reflection upon where we’ve been, where we are and where we’re going as Indigenous peoples.

UBC Press will be exhibiting Rutgers University Press titles.

This conference is in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of Indigenous Studies at Trent University and the twentieth anniversary of the Indigenous Studies PhD program at Trent and a showcase for the work of the Urban Aboriginal Knowledge Network. It’s a time of reflection upon where we’ve been, where we are and where we’re going as Indigenous peoples.

UBC Press will be exhibiting Rutgers University Press titles.

Deborah Cohan will discuss her new memoir, Welcome to Wherever We Are, at the Book Cellar in Chicago at 7pm. 

This conference is in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of Indigenous Studies at Trent University and the twentieth anniversary of the Indigenous Studies PhD program at Trent and a showcase for the work of the Urban Aboriginal Knowledge Network. It’s a time of reflection upon where we’ve been, where we are and where we’re going as Indigenous peoples.

UBC Press will be exhibiting Rutgers University Press titles.

Deborah J. Cohan will discuss her new memoir Welcome to Wherever We Are at a Room on One's Own in Madison, WI.

https://www.roomofonesown.com/event/deborah-j-cohan-author-welcome-wherever-we-are

This conference is in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of Indigenous Studies at Trent University and the twentieth anniversary of the Indigenous Studies PhD program at Trent and a showcase for the work of the Urban Aboriginal Knowledge Network. It’s a time of reflection upon where we’ve been, where we are and where we’re going as Indigenous peoples.

UBC Press will be exhibiting Rutgers University Press titles.

Michael Aaron Rockland will discuss The George Washington Bridge at the Kellogg Club in Morristown, NJ. Details TBD.