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Green Thoughts: Writers on the Environment
7 p.m.: The Cooper Union Great Hall ($15/$10: Smarttix)
Granta's Best of Young American Novelists 2
8:30 p.m.: Tishman Auditorium, The New School
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Conversation: Alain Mabanckou & Dany Laferrière, with Anderson Tepper
1 p.m.: La Maison Française of NYU
History and the Truth of Fiction
1 p.m.: NYU Hemmerdinger Hall
At Home in Europe
3 p.m.: NYU Hemmerdinger Hall
Reading: The World Is a Book
4 p.m.: 192 Books
Conversation: Niccolò Ammaniti & Jhumpa Lahiri
5 p.m.: NYU Hemmerdinger Hall
Yasmina Khadra in Conversation
6 p.m.: The French Institute, Alliance Française
Postcolonial Writing in a Globalized World
6 p.m.: Goethe-Institut New York
Leaving Home as a Rite of Passage
6 p.m.: Small Press Center
Mediterranean Noir: The Italian Connection
6 p.m.: Italian Cultural Institute
Reading: From Page to Stage I
6:30 p.m.: CUNY Segal Theater
Catalan Poets Pay Homage to Pedro Pietri
7 p.m.: Nuyorican Poets Café
Circumference Reading: Poetry in Translation
7 p.m.: Housing Works Bookstore Café
Town Hall Readings: Writing Home
8 p.m.: The Town Hall ($15/$10: Ticketmaster)
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Youth on the Frontlines: A Program for High School Students
10 a.m.: Instituto Cervantes New York
Multiple Passports: Writers on Homeland and Identity
1 p.m.: Hunter College Lang Recital Hall
From Page to Stage I
1 p.m.: CUNY Segal Theater
Words Under Confinement: Prison Writing as Political Act
1 p.m.: Instituto Cervantes New York
Make It New: Retranslating Great Literature
2:30 p.m.: Columbia Faculty House
Where on Earth: The Refugee Emergency
3 p.m.: Hunter College Lang Recital Hall
From Page to Stage II
3 p.m.: CUNY Segal Theater
English: An Invasive Species?
4:30 p.m.: Columbia Faculty House
Conversation: Geert Mak & Ian Buruma
5 p.m.: CUNY Segal Theater
Pico Iyer in Conversation with Hal Wake
5 p.m.: Hunter College Faculty Dining Room
Conversation: Neil Gaiman & Marguerite Abouet, with Sean Wilsey
6 p.m.: 37 Arts ($15/$10: Ticketmaster)
Arthur Japin & Michael Orthofer in Conversation
6:30 p.m.: Housing Works Bookstore Café
Reading: From Page to Stage II
6:30 p.m.: CUNY Segal Theater
Dirty Wars: Readings Against Torture, Arbitrary Detention, Kidnapping and Rendition
7 p.m.: Joe’s Pub ($10/$8)
György Konrád in Conversation
7:30 p.m.: Hungarian Cultural Center
Words Without Borders: The World Through the Eyes of Writers
7:30 p.m.: Columbia Faculty House
A Tribute to César Vallejo
8 p.m.: St. Mark’s Church
Prize-Winning Manuscripts from Prison: A Reading
8 p.m.: Housing Works Bookstore Café
An Evening with The Moth
8 p.m. 37 Arts ($30: Ticketmaster)
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Conversation: Ishmael Beah & Uzodinma Iweala
11 a.m.: Instituto Cervantes
Postcards: Capturing Place
1 p.m.: Deutsches Haus at NYU
The Clouded Future of Journalism
1 p.m.: Instituto Cervantes New York
Gritty Realism
1 p.m.: The Walter Reade Theater
Conversation: Nabeel Yasin & Jo Tatchell
3 p.m.: Instituto Cervantes New York
Imaginary Geographies
3 p.m.: The Walter Reade Theater
Conversation: Per Petterson & Marilynne Robinson, with Radhika Jones; introduced by Philip Gourevitch
5 p.m.: Walter Reade Theater
World City, NY
5 p.m.: Asian American Writers’ Workshop
Conversation: Guillermo Arriaga & Paul Auster
6:30 p.m.: Donnell Library ($15/$10: Smarttix)
Words Without Borders: Every Day in Africa
6:30 p.m.: Instituto Cervantes New York
Conversation: Kiran Desai & Vikram Chandra, with Rachel Donadio
6:30 p.m.: The Morgan Library & Museum ($15/$10: Smarttix)
Conversation: Dave Eggers & Valentino Achak Deng
8 p.m.: Donnell Library ($15/$10: Smarttix)
Black & Blue: Mediterranean Noir
8 p.m.: The Morgan Library & Museum ($15/$10: Smarttix)
>> Friday program details
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Voices from Today’s Iran
12 p.m.: CUNY Elebash Recital Hall
Mixing Art and Politics
12 p.m.: Instituto Cervantes New York
Moving Stories: Writers on Film
12 p.m.: Tishman Auditorium, The New School
Children’s Reading: Finding Peace
1 p.m.: The Rubin Museum of Art ($10)
Conversation: Caryl Phillips & Abdulrazak Gurnah, with Radhika Jones
1:30 p.m.: CUNY Elebash Recital Hall
Conversation: Siri Hustvedt & Margriet de Moor with Adam Gopnik
2 p.m.: The Bowery Ballroom ($5/Free; 21+)
Conversation: Tatyana Tolstaya & David Remnick
2 p.m.: Tishman Auditorium, The New School
Poetry Reading
2 p.m.: Poets House
Whose Translation Is It, Anyway? From Page to Stage III
3 p.m.: CUNY Elebash Recital Hall
Reporting on Iraq, Living in Terror: Carolin Emcke & Mark Danner
3:30 p.m.: The Bowery Ballroom ($5/Free; 21+)
Poetry Reading
3:30 p.m.: Poets House
What’s So Funny? Humor Out of Context
3:30 p.m.: Tishman Auditorium, The New School
Will the Boat Sink the Water?
4 p.m.: The Rubin Museum of Art ($10)
Literary Thrillers
5 p.m.: The Bowery Ballroom ($5/Free; 21+)
A Believer Nighttime Event
6 p.m.: Tishman Auditorium, New School
Reading: From Page to Stage III
6:30 p.m.: CUNY Segal Theater
The PEN Cabaret
8 p.m.: The Bowery Ballroom ($25/$20: Smarttix. 21+)
>> Saturday program details
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Voyage and Voyeur: Travel and Travel Writing
12 p.m.: New York Public Library ($15/$10: Smarttix)
Spanish Civil War
12:30 p.m.: Instituto Cervantes New York
Internal Exile
2 p.m.: Instituto Cervantes New York
A Tribute to Ryszard Kapuscinski
2 p.m.: New York Public Library ($15/$10: Smarttix)
Sex and Danger
4 p.m.: New York Public Library ($15/$10: Smarttix)
What Makes a Home?
4 p.m.: Instituto Cervantes New York
The Arthur Miller Freedom to Write Lecture
6:30 p.m.: The Cooper Union Great Hall ($15/$10: Smarttix)
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