- Newtonville Books: PoemWorks Poetry Event, with Margaux Novak, Robin Pelzman, and Holly Zeeb 7 pm
- Brookline Booksmith: Pulitzer Prize-winner Gail Caldwell, author of the new memoir New Life, No Instructions, 7 pm
- Harvard Bookstore: Emma Straub
reads from The Vacationers: A Novel, 7 pm - Porter Square Books: Colum McCann, TransAtlantic (book purchase required), 7 pm
Tuesday, June 3
- Newtonville Books: Alexi Zentner, author of The Lobster King: A Novel, and Ru Freeman, author of On Sal Mal Lane, 7 pm
- Brookline Booksmith: local author Michael Blanding's The Map Thief, 7 pm
- Harvard Bookstore: Richard Hoffman discusses Love and Fury: A Memoir, 7 pm
- Porter Square Books: Julie Wu, The Third Son, 7 pm
Wednesday, June 4
- Brookline Booksmith: Alexi Zentner's The Lobster Kings and Andre Dubus III's Dirty Love, 7 pm
- Harvard Bookstore: Daniel Drezner discusses The System Worked: How the World Stopped Another Great Depression, 7 pm
- Porter Square Books: Luanne Rice, The Lemon Orchard, 7 pm
Thursday, June 5
- Newtonville Books: Stuart Nadler, author of Wise Men, and Ted Thompson, author of The Land of Steady Habits, 7 pm
- Brookline Booksmith: Lily King's Euphoria, 7 pm
- Harvard Bookstore: Nina Sankovitch discusses Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Celebrating the Joys of Letter Writing, 7 pm
- Porter Square Books: Fred Dillen, Beauty, 7 pm
Friday, June 6
- Harvard Bookstore: Howard Norman discusses Next Life Might Be Kinder, 7 pm
- Porter Square Books: Skylar Dorset, The Girl Who Never Was, 7 pm
- Newtown's C.H. Booth Library hosts New Stories for Newtown. Visit the link for a schedule of workshops and readers.
Saturday, June 7
- Newtonville Books: Young Adult Event: Cal Armistead, author of Being Henry David. Ages 10 up welcome, 2 pm
- Porter Square Books: Sara St. Antoine, Three Bird Summer, 5 pm
- Newtown's C.H. Booth Library hosts New Stories for Newtown (continued from Friday). Visit the link for a schedule of workshops and readers.
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