The Best Kind of Hell: Relationships in Contemporary Fiction - Tickets Required

Taper Hall 101

Saturday, Apr 26

12:30 PM - 1:30 PM

Event Description

Can you ever really know the people closest to you? Can they ever really know you? These stories take us behind the scenes of the woman shocked to learn that her husband doesn't think their life is...

Minds on Fire: A Conversation with Ada Calhoun & Susannah Cahalan

Deep Water Literary Fest and CAS Presents Ada Calhoun and Susannah Cahalan in conversation with Aaron Hicklin

Join us for a release event with award-winning actor and National Audubon Society board member Lili Taylor, discussing her new book Turning to Birds. Joining Lili in conversation is New York Times best-selling author Ada Calhoun. This event will be hosted in the Strand Book Store's 3rd-floor Rare Book Room at 828 Broadway on 12th Street.

Join us for a reading, conversation, and signing with not one, not two, but three powerhouse writers: Susannah Cahalan, Ada Calhoun, and Abbott Kahler! This trio was here for maybe the last event Rough Draft held pre-COVID and we’re thrilled to welcome them back to celebrate their new books!!

WE ARE THRILLED TO WELCOME ADA AND SUSANNAH to Millbrook!  This event will be held @ THE Millbrook LIBRARY 3 Friendly Lane, Millbrook, NY 12545

BOOKS available for purchase below and will be availble for purchase onsite during the event.

Local Fort Greene author Paul Elie (author of the acclaimed books The Life You Save May Be Your Ownand Reinventing Bach) takes the stage at Greenlight to launch The Last Supper: a vivid and revealing new cultural history of the 1980s. An immersive group portrait, Elie traces the beginning of our age—in which religion is both surging and in decline—through the lives and work of Martin Scorsese, Madonna, Andy Warhol, U2, and many others. The Last Supper is a groundbreaking account of the origins of our postsecular present, and the moment when popular culture became the site of religious strife—strife that set the stage for some of the most salient political and cultural clashes of our day. Elie discusses the book with New York Times bestselling author Ada Calhoun (Crush), before an audience Q&A and signing.