Events
UK Tour: Manchester
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Andrew Sean Greer comes to Manchester Literature Festival to discuss his dazzling and witty new novel Villa Coco.
Dave Eggers and Andrew Sean Greer at Town Hall Seattle
From bestselling author and Pulitzer Prize finalist Dave Eggers comes his new novel, Contrapposto, about prairie-born Cricket Dib, who has no particular prospects or ambitions until he realizes he can draw. Contrapposto examines the rules and market of the art world, but it is mainly a story of two friends who believe they can change that world and bring new meaning to it.
Joining Eggers this evening is his friend, fellow novelist Andrew Sean Greer, whose latest work Villa Coco follows a nameless narrator, an assistant to a wealthy widow. He is charged with the task of archiving art, but is pulled into far more complicated schemes as he tries to reunite his employer with the love of her life before it is too late.
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Corte Madera, CA with TWIN BROTHER!
Join us at Book Passage in celebration of the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Less, Andrew Sean Greer, and his highly anticipated new book, Villa Coco! In conversation with his identical twin brother, Michael Greer.
San Francisco: Booksmith at The Peacock Lounge
With RO Kwon and DJ Duarte! At the famous Peacock Lounge with a bar and a history.
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Dallas Museum of Art: Horchow Auditorium with Brad Pritchett
Pulitzer Prize winner Andrew Sean Greer showcases his wit, sophistication, and deep knowledge of focaccia in Villa Coco, a madcap tale of a directionless young man who takes an unspecified job with Coco, a strong-willed, wealthy widow of great local renown.
LA Festival of Books: Looking Back to Move Ahead
Moderator/Interviewer: Boris Kachka
Panelists: Rebecca Makkai, Elizabeth McKenzie, Adam Sternbergh , Andrew Sean Greer
Tucson Festival of Books: Best in Fiction
Title:
Best in Fiction
Location:
UA Mall Tent [Grid]
Date/Time:
Sunday, 11:30 am to 12:30 pm
Panelists:
Andrew Sean Greer, Charlaine Harris, Luis Alberto Urrea
Moderators:
Gay Vernon
Genres:
Fiction / Literature
Signing Area:
Sales & Signing Area - Central Mall
Description
Three NY Times Best Selling Authors discuss their new books and the interesting writing paths that have made them successful.
Tucson Festival of Books: Heartache and Humor
Heartache and Humor
Location:
Modern Languages Room 350 [Grid]
Date/Time:
Saturday, 10:00 am to 11:00 am
Panelists:
Jonathan Escoffery, Andrew Sean Greer, Rasheed Newson
Moderators:
Emily Walsh
Genres:
Fiction / Literature
Signing Area:
Sales & Signing Area - Central Mall
Description
Three of our favorite authors discuss how they balance levity and seriousness when writing about challenging topics.
Distinguished Visiting Writers series: Andrew Sean Greer & Amanda Eyre Ward
Free tickets at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/writers-in-conversation-featuring-andrew-sean-greer-amanda-ward-tickets-512244847127
Savannah Book Festival
A Message from international best-selling author Ann Patchett:
“Buy your books from your local independent bookseller, Jeff Bezos has enough money…..”
QUEERSAPIEN
Sharif Rangnekar discusses his book alongside Andrew Sean Greer, Labonita Ghosh and Saurabh Kirpal. In conversation with Vikram Iyengar
Kolkata Literary Meet with Sandip Roy
Andrew Sean Greer discusses the sequel to his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. In conversation with Sandip Roy
NY: Best American Short Stories 2022
Pulitzer Prize winner and bestselling novelist Andrew Sean Greer (Less) hosts an evening honoring the highly anticipated annual collection that celebrates the best of the form. Greer’s literary picks come to life in this special evening pairing together some of the most exciting short stories and actors of today.
Livestream tickets will be available for select Symphony Space events. Please check back or contact virtual@symphonyspace.org if you are interested in livestream tickets for a specific show.
Real-time captioning (CART) will be available in our theater for patrons with hearing loss, deafness, different language and learning needs, and anyone whose experience will be enhanced by CART. To access CART on your individual smartphone or tablet, please visit bit.ly/SymphonySpace_Captions. READ MORE
WASHINGTON, DC: LOYALTY BOOKS WITH DC LIBRARY AND CLAY SMITH
Join Loyalty Bookstores and DC Public Library for a live, in-person event with Andrew Sean Greer and Clay Smith for Less is Lost! This event will take place at DCPL's MLK Library location. **This event is free to attend, but registration is required—stay tuned for the registration link on DCPL's website.** You can purchase the book from Loyalty below or borrow a copy from DCPL, and we will have additional copies for sale at the event. Please email events@loyaltybookstores.com with any questions.
Melbourne: Queer Fling
As we come to the end of Spring Fling, we’re throwing a late-night celebration – or commiseration – of some of our LGBTQIA+ guests’ own flings. Whether fleeting or life-changing, romantic or platonic, creative or communal, these are the people and experiences they have never forgotten and can’t wait to share with you.
Join Pulitzer Prize-winning author Andrew Sean Greer, acclaimed singer and director Robyn Archer, burlesque queen Evana de Lune, multidisciplinary artist and Magic Hands founder Luke King, novelist Ronnie Scott, activist and Trans Sisters United founding member Sasja Sÿdek, and more guests to be announced as they share stories of their unforgettable flings at this late-night extravaganza hosted by writer and broadcaster Benjamin Law. Perhaps you’ll find a fling of your own there too…
Melbourne: Andrew Sean Greer with Benjamin Law
How do we find joy at times when we need it most? Pulitzer Prize-winning author Andrew Sean Greer discusses turning the trials of modern life – ageing, grief and unavoidable change – into stories that uplift us and make us laugh in equal measure.
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PORTLAND: WITH TOM PERROTTA AND STEPH OPHITZ
Get ready to laugh and maybe cry with bestselling, award-winning authors Andrew Sean Greer (Less Is Lost) and Tom Perrotta (Tracy Flick Can’t Win) as they discuss their new sequels with Steph Opitz of Bookshop.org.