When: Wednesday, April 30
Where: Housing Works Bookstore Café: 126 Crosby St.
What time: 7–8:30 p.m.

With Ana Castillo, Gyorgy Dragoman, Yael Hedaya, P.F. Thomese; moderated by Stacey D’Erasmo

Free and open to the public. No reservations.

Copresented by Habitus: A Diaspora Journal and Housing Works Bookstore Café

Family—that intimate nexus where private and public lives intersect; it’s where our identities are formed, where we have our first experiences of shared history and common fate. In an age of migration and global movement, the family unit has been strained, invigorated, and profoundly changed. Join writers P.F. Thomése, György Dragomán, and Yael Hedaya for a reflection on the role of family in their lives and work and on the challenges of defining a modern approach to the family experience in literature.

Introduced by Habitus Editor Joshua Ellison.