Events
re:Vision Women Writers Reading Series with Kanchana Ugbabe
re:Vision Women Writers Reading Series with Kanchana Ugbabe
Wednesday May 17, 2017 at noon
Reception & lunch
Room 14E-304
re:Vision Women Writers Reading Series with Jennifer Haigh
re:Vision Women Writers Reading Series with Jennifer Haigh
Wednesday, May 3rd at 12:00pm in 14E-304
re:Vision Women Writers Reading Series with Heidi Pitlor
Heidi Pitlor is the author of the novels The Birthdays (2005) and The Daylight Marriage (2015). Pitlor has been the series editor of The Best American Short Stories since 2007.
Reception & Refreshments
Free & open to the public
MIT Room 2-105
re:Vision Women Writers Reading Series
Can Xue is the author of many novels, volumes of literary criticism, and short works of fiction. This reading celebrates over 30 years of experimental fiction by this extraordinary writer.
Building 4, Room 237, MIT
Reception & Refreshments
Free & open to the public
re:Vision Women Writers Reading Series with Joanna Rakoff
Joanna Rakoff’s memoir, My Salinger Year, chronicles her time working at one of the New York’s oldest literary agencies. It won wide acclaim and is an international bestseller. Her first novel, A Fortunate Age, was a New York Times Editors’ Choice and won the Goldberg Prize for Jewish Fiction by Emerging Writers. She is a freelance journalist and writes for major newspapers and publications including the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, and Vogue. She lives in Cambridge, MA.
Hayden Library Reading Room, MIT
Reception & Refreshments
Free & open to the public
re:Vision Reading Series: Jennifer De Leon
A reading by writer and editor Jennifer De Leon. Reception and refreshments to follow. Presented by WGS & PEN New England, co-sponsored by CMS/W, Literature, and MIT Libraries.
re:Vision Reading Series: Linda Hogan
Renowned Chickasaw poet and writer Linda Hogan will read. Free and open to the public. Reception and refreshments.
re:Vision Reading Series: ZZ Packer
ZZ Packer, author of the acclaimed story collection Drinking Coffee Elsewhere, reads from her novel-in-progress, The Thousands. Reception and refreshments will follow. Free and open to the public.