Tuesday 12 November | 19h30 Is gun culture out of control?
A panel discussion with Alexander Blumrosen and Tom McGrath on gun rights and control from a multifaceted perspective. Co-presented with WICE World Watch. @ The American Library in Paris
A panel discussion with Alexander Blumrosen and Tom McGrath on gun rights and control from a multifaceted perspective. Co-presented with WICE World Watch. @ The American Library in Paris
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Wednesday 13 November | 19h30 Susan Ossman - Evenings with an Author
Susan Ossman explores serial migration in her latest In Moving Matters. @The American Library in Paris.
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November 13, AUP, Grand Salon 6:30: The Young Writers & Translators @ AUP Reading Series--Jarrah Burns, host; Vanessa Weller MACT; Chauncey Alan; Jorge Franco IV; Claudia S. Galtes, and Lethu Msimang.
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Sunday, November 17th at 6 p.m. literary event at Martha's Place on with a wonderful trio of authors: Heather Hartley, Lauren Jillian and Paul Schmidtberger.
Authors' Bios:
Heather Hartley is Paris editor at Tin House and the author of Knock Knock released by Carnegie Mellon University Press; her second collection will also be published by CMU. Her poems, essays and interviews have appeared in or on PBS NewsHour, The Guardian, The Literary Review and other venues. Her monthly column, "Apéritif," about literary Paris, is on the Tin House website.
Jillian Lauren is the author of the novel Pretty and the New York Times bestselling memoir Some Girls: My Life in a Harem (Mes Nuits Au Harem, First Editions). Her new memoir, Everything You Ever Wanted, will be published by Penguin in 2014. Her writing has appeared in The Paris Review Daily, The New York Times, Vanity Fair, Los Angeles Magazine, Salon, The Rumpus and The Moth Anthology, among others. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and son.
Paul Schmidtberger is the author of the novel Design Flaws of the Human Condition (Doubleday/Broadway). His writing has also appeared in the New York Times. Born and raised in Schooley’s Mountain, New Jersey, Paul has lived in Paris for the past fifteen years. He teaches in the faculty of law at the University of Paris V–Descartes.
November 18, 7:00 A Celebration of the Cahier Series, The series just received this wonderful review in the Times Literary Supplement: http://www.the-tls.co.uk/tls/public/article1333562.ece AT vShakespeare & Co.
November 19, AUP Grand Salon. Andrew Davidson, the author of the amazing bestseller The Gargole and our writer in residence running the AUP Writers Group, Introduced by Hynd Lalam. AT Grand Salon, AUP 31 Av Bosquet, 75007, refreshments included.
Saturday 23 November 17h00-18h00 (ages 12-18) Teen Writing Group in a relaxed and creative setting where aspiring writers can share ideas, get feedback and work on technique. Experienced writers and amateurs are all welcome to join these meetings. Sign-up is required. AT American Library in Paris
Monday 25 November 5-6pm Charles Moore will sign his biography MARGARET THATCHER. @WH Smith Kindly RSVP by email to books(at)whsmith.fr or on FACEBOOK.
Monday 25th November 7:00pm Best-selling historian Simon Sebag Montefiore to speak about his new novel, One Night in Winter. If your children were forced to testify against you, what terrible secrets would they reveal? @ Shakespeare and Co
Tuesday 26 November. AAWE presents The Guide to Education in France with a panel discussion on topics ranging from maternelle to specials learning needs to international diplomas. @ American Library in Paris
Wednesday 27 November, art history lecturer Chris Boïcos of Paris Art Studies will give an art talk and slide presentation on Frida Kahlo / Diego Rivera, Art in Fusion, the exhibit currently on view at the Musée de l'Orangerie. @ American Library in Paris
Thursday 28 November Signing 6-7pm Presentation 7-8pm Philippe Geluck will present and sign the long-awaited English translation of his 6-million copy bestseller THE BIBLE ACCORDING TO THE CAT. Kindly RSVP by email to books(at)whsmith.fr or on FACEBOOK. @ WH Smith
Friday 29 November 19h00-21h00 (ages 8-12) Teen Night: Writing Mysteries with Tioka Tokedira
Mystery writing workshop with Tioka Tokedira: study different kinds of clues and puzzles that confound all but the best detectives, and get started plotting your own whodunnit. Sign-up is required. @ American Library in Paris
Mystery writing workshop with Tioka Tokedira: study different kinds of clues and puzzles that confound all but the best detectives, and get started plotting your own whodunnit. Sign-up is required. @ American Library in Paris
Saturday 30th November 3.30-5pm Stephen Clarke will sign his books including
THE MERDE FACTOR his latest novel. Kindly RSVP by email to books(at)whsmith.fr or on FACEBOOK.. AT WH Smith
THE MERDE FACTOR his latest novel. Kindly RSVP by email to books(at)whsmith.fr or on FACEBOOK.. AT WH Smith
