I am celebrating by making Irish soda bread. I realize this makes no sense.
I have recently loved:
- Two films by Asghar Farhadi: A Separation and The Past
What's on the horizon
2017
January-August
Quiet time: Writing, writing, writing.
(and a handful of school visits)
Been there, done that in 2016:
Feb 18th at 6:30pm
Slate's
Brooklyn
April 9-10
LA Times Book Festival
April 29
Rutgers University
All-Ages Show
May 5th
Long Island Library Conference
June 7
Penguin Random House Creative Writing Awards
(For Seniors at NYC Public Schools)
Symphony Space
New York City
Sept 17
Brooklyn Book Festival
The Boston Globe/Horn Book Awards
Sept 30-October 1
Boston, MA
Children's Literature New England (CLNE)
November 10-13
Vermont College of Fine Arts
Montpelier, Vermont
2014-15:
January 6th
A visit with 5th graders at PS 321
Brooklyn, NY
January 8th (reading at 7pm)
A visit to the MFA program at Lesley University
Cambridge, MA
February 25 at 7pm
(with Elizabeth Winthrop)
McNally Jackson
52 Prince Street
NYC
March 15 at 12:30 pm
celebrating a book that can't be celebrated too much
(with Gregory Maguire and Leonard Marcus)
92nd Street Y
NYC
April 6th, 2-5pm
I'm teaching a one-day class at the 92nd Street Y.
(More information here.)
April 30 at 6pm
Spark: A New Conversation Series
at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
NYC
July 29 2014
Ask! Authors! Anything! Interview
With Megan McCafferty
The internet
August 11
Darien Public Library
Darien, CT
September 21
Brooklyn, NY
October 21
Jericho Public Library
Jericho, New York
November 19 2014
National Book Awards Announced
(and awarded)
New York City
ALA Midwinter Conference
January 31-February 1st
Chicago
February 4th
Powerhouse Bookstore
Park Slope, NY
Workshop
Unterberg Poetry Center
92nd Street Y
Tuesday evenings, Feb 17-March 24
April 16th
Jumpstart
Pier Sixty
New York City
May 11
A visit to P.S. 130
Brooklyn, NY
May 14
A visit to Birch Wathen Lenox School
New York City
May 15
A visit to P.S. 163
New York City
Friday, July 31 at 4:30 pm
Hotchkiss Library
Sharon, CT
Tuesday, August 4th
Goodbye Stranger pub date
(You know books are published on Tuesdays, right? It took me a long time to notice this.)
September 26 @ 2pm
Rhinebeck, NY
September 28 @ 6pm
Porter Square
Cambridge, MA
October 3rd
w/ Blue Willow Bookshop
Houston, TX
October 5th
Naperville, IL
October 15
NCIBA Trade Show
Children's Author Tea
San Francisco, CA
October 16 @4pm
Copperfield's Books (Petaluma)
Petaluma, CA
October 17-18
Austin, TX
October 19
Seattle, WA
October 21 @7pm
McNally Jackson
New York City
November 8 @ 3pm
New York Society Library
New York City
November 19 -20
Minneapolis, MN
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Possibly less interesting - where I was in 2013:
January 12-15th, 2013
Vermont College of Fine Arts
Montpelier, VT
January 26-27th, 2013
American Library Association
Midwinter Meeting
Seattle, WA
February 2, 2013 - 2pm
NYPL Literary Salon
New York Public Library
February 3, 2013 - 1pm
I Love Harriet the Spy
with Kirsten Miller
and Michael Buckley
Thalia Kids' Book Club
Symphony Space
New York City
March 2, 2013
(fun trivia: this is where I met my editor,
the magnificent Wendy Lamb)
New York City
April 14, 2013
Spokane, WA
April 24-26, 2013
Texas Library Association
Fort Worth, Texas
May 7th-8th
Winnetka-Northfield Public Library
Winnetka, Illinois
May 13th
Children's Choice Book Awards Gala
New York City
Coalition for the Homeless
Carnival Night in New York
Central Park
July 14-21
Tin House Writer's Workshop
(workshop student)
Portland, OR
July 31
September 10
about creating books for children
NYC Chapter, SCBWI
138 West 15th Street
September 24
7:00pm
Valley Ranch (Irving) Public Library
401 Cimarron Trail
Irving, TX
September 25-26
School Visits
Coppell, TX
October 2
7:00-8:00pm
Bank Street College of Education
NYC
October 18
4:00pm
Boston Book Festival(with Kate DiCamillo, Jack Gantos, and Lois Lowry)
Old South Sanctuary
Boston, MA
October 23
Announcement
London, UK
October 24 & 25
School and bookstore visits
London, UK
October 26
Image & Imagination
Annual Conference
CILIP/Youth Libraries Group
Birmingham, UK
Saturday December 14, 1pm
(with the remarkable: Susan Cooper, Richard Peck, Sarah Mlynowski, Adam Gidwitz and Maryrose Wood)
1 comment:
It would make sense, if the bread looks like a Pi or tastes like Pi :)
A request: let the Arabic translation be done by someone competent, pretty pretty please.
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