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Elizabeth Nunez presents her new novel Now Lila Knows as part of the Southampton Writers Conference.
PLEASE NOTE: All of our virtual events are listed in Eastern Time (ET). Join Elizabeth Nunez in a virtual launch event for a reading and discussion of her newest novel, Now Lila Knows, in celebration of Caribbean Heritage Month. This free virtual event will be hosted by Abeng Book Club and held over Zoom. Click […]
Join Newsday Live and Long Island LitFest for a virtual in-depth discussion and extensive Q&A with acclaimed author Elizabeth Nunez, who will talk about her newest novel, Now Lila Knows, and more. Nunez will appear in conversation with Newsday Associate Editor Joye Brown. Free to attend but registration is required; please click here to learn […]
Join Elizabeth Nunez in an in-person event celebrating her new book, Now Lila Knows, in conversation with Crystal Bobb-Semple. This event will be presented at The Center for Fiction and cosponsored by the Brooklyn Caribbean Literary Festival. Registration is required for in-person or virtual attendance; please visit the Center for Fiction’s website to learn more […]
Elizabeth Nunez discusses her new novel, Now Lila Knows, in conversation with author and Booklist Adult Editor Donna Seaman. This program will be presented as part of the American Writers Festival; please visit their website to learn more.
The Hurston/Wright Foundation and Mahogany Books present an evening of readings with Nicole Dennis-Benn, Elizabeth Nunez (Grace, Discretion, Prospero’s Daughter), Hanif Abdurraqib, and W. Ralph Eubanks. Following a reception, each author will read and then there will be a Q&A; this event is free and open to the public.
Join Elizabeth Nunez for an event at Nassau Community College. This event is free and open to the public.
Join Bernice L. McFadden (The Book of Harlan), Kaitlyn Greenidge, Garnette Cadogan, and Quincy Troupe at the Brooklyn Historical Society for a panel on Literature by Black Writers in the Age of Trump. Moderated by Elizabeth Nunez (Even in Paradise). For tickets and information, click here.