Alina Bronsky on Tour
Alina Bronsky has been celebrated as a literary prodigy and her debut novel, Broken Glass Park, as an explosive debut. It is the story of a young woman consumed by two dreams: to write a novel about her mother and to murder the man who took her life. Alina will be on tour this April and early May, visiting Chicago, Boston, New York, Washington DC, and Atlanta. Details below.
Chicago
26 April
Goethe Institute Chicago
150 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 200
Tel. 312-263-0472
6:00 pm
Reading and Conversation:
"Alina Bronsky in Conversation with Susan Harris (Words Without Borders)"
Followed by reception and book signing
Free and open to public.
Boston
27 April
Goethe Institute Boston
170 Beacon Street
Tel. 617-262-6050
7:00 pm
Reading and Conversation:
"Alina Bronsky in Conversation with Melanie Sherwood (Brandeis University)"
Followed by reception and book signing
Free and open to public.
28 April
Brookline Booksmith
279 Harvard Street
Tel. 167-566-6660
7:00 pm
Alina Bronsky in conversation with Europa Editions editor in chief, Michael Reynolds. Q&A, reading and book signing.
Free and open to public.
New York - PEN World Voices Festival
29 April
Joe's Pub
425 Lafayette Street
Tel. 212-539-8777
9:30 pm
Face to Face: A PEN Freedom to Write event
With: Rodrigo Fresán, Aleksandar Hemon, Randa Jarrar, Irakli Kakabadze, Elias Khoury, valter hugo mãe, Sofi Oksanen, Peter Schneider, and special guests
30 April
Instituto Cervantes
211 East 49th Street
Tel. 212-308-7720
10:00 am
Face Off! Overcoming Barriers
With: David Almond, Janne Teller, and Tommy Wieringa; moderated by Matt de la Peña
UNY Graduate Center
Elebash Recital Hall
365 Fifth Avenue
1:00 pm
Incognito: Writers and their Aliases
With: Bernardo Atxaga, and Randa Jarrar; moderated by Arnon Grunberg
2 May
Powerhouse Arena
37 Main Street, Brooklyn
Tel. 718-666-3049
5:00 pm
Black Sheep and Exploding Turbans
With: Janne Teller, and Peter Stamm; moderated by Jamal Mahjoub
Washington
3 May
Goethe Institute Washington
812 7th Street NW
Tel. 202-289-1200
6:30-8:30 pm
Reading and Conversation:
"Alina Bronsky in Conversation with Poet and Author, Lane Jennings."
Followed by reception and book signing
Free and open to the public
Atlanta
4 May
Goethe Institute Atlanta
7:00 pm
Reading and conversation:
"Alina Bronsky in Conversation with Marc Fitten, editor of the Chattahoochee Review, and author of Valeria's Last Stand"
Followed by book signing and reception
Free and open to the public
This tour has been made possible thanks to generous support from Goethe-Institut Chicago, Boston, New York, Washington DC, and Atlanta; and, the German Book Office, New York.
Chicago
26 April
Goethe Institute Chicago
150 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 200
Tel. 312-263-0472
6:00 pm
Reading and Conversation:
"Alina Bronsky in Conversation with Susan Harris (Words Without Borders)"
Followed by reception and book signing
Free and open to public.
Boston
27 April
Goethe Institute Boston
170 Beacon Street
Tel. 617-262-6050
7:00 pm
Reading and Conversation:
"Alina Bronsky in Conversation with Melanie Sherwood (Brandeis University)"
Followed by reception and book signing
Free and open to public.
28 April
Brookline Booksmith
279 Harvard Street
Tel. 167-566-6660
7:00 pm
Alina Bronsky in conversation with Europa Editions editor in chief, Michael Reynolds. Q&A, reading and book signing.
Free and open to public.
New York - PEN World Voices Festival
29 April
Joe's Pub
425 Lafayette Street
Tel. 212-539-8777
9:30 pm
Face to Face: A PEN Freedom to Write event
With: Rodrigo Fresán, Aleksandar Hemon, Randa Jarrar, Irakli Kakabadze, Elias Khoury, valter hugo mãe, Sofi Oksanen, Peter Schneider, and special guests
30 April
Instituto Cervantes
211 East 49th Street
Tel. 212-308-7720
10:00 am
Face Off! Overcoming Barriers
With: David Almond, Janne Teller, and Tommy Wieringa; moderated by Matt de la Peña
UNY Graduate Center
Elebash Recital Hall
365 Fifth Avenue
1:00 pm
Incognito: Writers and their Aliases
With: Bernardo Atxaga, and Randa Jarrar; moderated by Arnon Grunberg
2 May
Powerhouse Arena
37 Main Street, Brooklyn
Tel. 718-666-3049
5:00 pm
Black Sheep and Exploding Turbans
With: Janne Teller, and Peter Stamm; moderated by Jamal Mahjoub
Washington
3 May
Goethe Institute Washington
812 7th Street NW
Tel. 202-289-1200
6:30-8:30 pm
Reading and Conversation:
"Alina Bronsky in Conversation with Poet and Author, Lane Jennings."
Followed by reception and book signing
Free and open to the public
Atlanta
4 May
Goethe Institute Atlanta
7:00 pm
Reading and conversation:
"Alina Bronsky in Conversation with Marc Fitten, editor of the Chattahoochee Review, and author of Valeria's Last Stand"
Followed by book signing and reception
Free and open to the public
This tour has been made possible thanks to generous support from Goethe-Institut Chicago, Boston, New York, Washington DC, and Atlanta; and, the German Book Office, New York.