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Litquake Literary Festival & SFPL present “50 Years of One Hundred Years of Solitude” featuring: Achy Obejas, Ramon Saldivar, Scott Esposito, and Stephen Kessler. Panel will be in the SFPL Main Library’s Latino/Hispanic Room, Lower Level.
Achy Obejas will appear on a panel with others TBA as a part of the Women’s National Book Association’s National Reading Group Month, in conjunction with the LitQuake San Francisco Literary Festival.
Achy Obejas is the author of the critically acclaimed novels including The Tower of the Antilles, Ruins and Days of Awe. She edited and translated (into English) the anthology Havana Noir, and has since translated Junot Díaz, Rita Indiana, Wendy Guerra, and many others. In 2014, she was awarded a USA Ford Fellowship for her […]
Personal Moral Culpability in Global Crises: Questions of what we can do and whether it is enough are constant in our country’s current state. Yet, we are not alone in searching for direction in the midst of a crisis, as Lidia Yuknavitch (The Book of Joan), Jonathan Safran Foer (Here I Am), and Achy Obejas […]
University of Nevada, Reno is co-sponsoring this 4th annual literary crawl. There will be a salon and reading on September 15, followed by the literary crawl on September 16. More details TBA.
Join Achy Obejas for a reading and discussion about her newest story collection, The Tower of the Antilles. Free and open to the public.
In celebration of her short story collection The Tower of the Antilles, Achy Objeas will appear in conversation with Cristina García.