- 1. “About What Was Lost"
June 12 at McNally Robinson Booksellers
Five of the twenty contributors to this poignant collection of essays, all of whom suffered miscarriages and wrote about the loss, share their tales.
- 2. “Altared: A Panel Discussion”
June 7 at Barnes & Noble
New Yorker staff writer (and New York alumna) Rebecca Mead, author of One Perfect Day, hosts a discussion with authors of the new wedding-horror-stories anthology Altared. Don’t bring a first date.
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