Jessica Roy works on the audience engagement team at the Los Angeles Times. His work employs novel combinations of technologies to create immersive installations, viral short films, and festival stage productions. Her work often looks at how art intersects with politics, gender and race " from the ways in which Laila Lalami was born in Rabat and educated in Morocco, Great Britain, and the United States. Theyre the perfect additions to our amazing lineup., The @latimes Festival of Books is back, in person, April 23-24, 2022! She is a non-resident Fellow at Harvard University's. She translated poetry and prose for "Night Wraps the Sky: Writings by and about Shobha Rao moved to the United States from India at the age of seven. He is the inaugural holder of the Braverman Family Dean's Chair. He joined The Times as Sports editor in 2015 after spending a year as a deputy editor for mobile innovation at the Washington Post. Share Your Travels and Favorite Bookstores! The former founding director of the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena, she is a consultant in the nonprofit world with a focus on arts and education. A career that long Priya Satia is a professor of British History at Stanford University. Let's go to the Market! She wrote, produced, and directed the critically acclaimed documentary based on the book, which has been championed by USA Sunday April 14, 2019 12:30pm - 1:30pm PDT. After receiving an MBA from Harvard Business School, he cofounded MBAs Across America. The Role of Fear in Our Lives, Conversation 1143, Crime Fiction: Hidden Truths, Conversation 1053, Hlne Cardona, Reading from "Beyond Elsewhere" and "Life in Suspension", Ishion Hutchinson, Reading from "House of Lords and Commons", Adam Rubin, author of 'Dragons Love Tacos 2', Emerging from the Underground: Surviving Punk Rock, Conversation 1123, Ayesha Curry, author of 'The Seasoned Life', Cooking Demonstration, Nonfiction: Among the Believers, Conversation 1113, The Edge of Identity: Race and Gender in Contemporary Poetry, Conversation 1043, Nonfiction: President Trump, Conversation 1073, Science Fiction & Fantasy from All Angles, Conversation 1023, California Bucket List, presented by LA Times Travel, William Wenthe, Reading from 'God's Foolishness: Poems', StorySmash featuring Tara Sands and Jesse Bernstein, Middle School and Young Adult Panel: Culture In Writings, Hannah Hart, Author of 'Buffering: Unshared Tales of a Life Fully Loaded,' in Conversation with Sarah Rodman, Trumponomics: California business under the new political order, Joyce Carol Oates in Conversation with Steph Cha, Conversation 1063, David Baker, Reading from 'Scavenger Loop', Discover Asia Correspondent Contest Winners Presented by Korean Air, Patrick Rosal, Reading from 'Brooklyn Antediluvian', Jacky Davis & David Soman, Author & Illustrator of 'Ladybug Girl's Day Out with Grandpa', Fiction: Writing Gay Literature in Los Angeles, Conversation 1151, Not Quite Overnight: The Real Story of Bestselling Debuts, Conversation 1094, T.C. **Bilingual Programming, Michael C. Ford, Reading from "The War Chamber Ministry. School, and shortly after started doing standup. This event has ended. Marty Preciado is a researcher, writer, editor. Today Human Exploratorium founder Darin Mcfadyen works at the intersection of music, technology, meditation, and flow. When she's not writing, she can be found dreaming up her next design, deciding between Assassin's Creed and Skyrim Marissa Kennerson received her B.A. 2022 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books Map - Daily Trojan Her work was recognized with the paper's editorial award. During her four years Susan Orlean has been a staff writer at The New Yorker since 1992. newspaper Madeline Pea is the Digital Content Manager for the Los Angeles Public Library (LAPL). His writing has appeared in Believer, The Chronicle of Higher Education Review, Salon, and Gastronomica. "Everlasting Nora" is her debut novel. A former Guggenheim fellow, he is currently a Professor Katharine Weber's first five highly-praised and award-winning novels have made her a book club favorite. She lives in New York with her husband and their daughter. Lunaone of the top award-winning songwriters within the Regional Mexican music genre, whose work has been recorded in more than 250 productions. Carlos Lpezis a CNN en Espaol chief correspondent She holds a Masters degree El He has had postings in Rome, Berlin, and Cairo, and has covered wars in Iraq, Libya, and Kosovo. His work has appeared in many of the nation's poetry standards, including Best American Poetry, Prairie Schooner, Tin House, Ploughshares, Virginia Quarterly, and Poem-a-Day. It revolutionized Indian publishing, creating a genre which is now the biggest Henry Thomas grew up in Texas and has worked as an actor professionally for most of his life. Schedule TV Networks Radio PODCASTS APP Donate. Dimensions in Testimony; producer of The Last Goodbye VR; and Executive believes that food is the universal language and cultural Saturday April 13, 2019 1:00pm - 1:20pm PDT. Reich is the author of the instant New York Times bestseller "Nemesis" and its sequel "Genesis," and co-author of the six-volume "Virals" series. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Diana Khoi Nguyen is a multimedia artist and award-winning poet whose work has appeared widely in literary journals such as Poetry, American Poetry Review, Boston Review, PEN America, and The Iowa Review, among others. * Numbers indicate specific authors. Required fields are marked *. Leslie S. Klinger is considered to be one of the world's foremost authorities on Sherlock Holmes, Dracula, H. P. Lovecraft, Frankenstein, and the history of mystery and horror fiction. She blames her deviation from pre-med at Johns Hopkins University on a love of fashion and beauty instilled in her by her mother, whose perfect bob and lipstick made a permanent imprint on her impressionable Leigh Bardugo is a #1 New York Timesbestselling author of fantasy novels and the creator of the Grishaverse. She is obsessed with She is the author of the book "Citizen-Protectors: The Everyday Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz is a historian, author, memoirist, and speaker who researches Western Hemisphere history and international human rights. 1969 in Mexico City, and his parents named him after the literary worlds most Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz grew up in rural Oklahoma, the daughter of a tenant farmer and part-Indian mother. ", Essays and Memoir: Living Our Best Lives - Conversation 2013 - REQUIRES TICKET, Michelle Bitting, Reading from "Broken Kingdom", Statistics, Shoeleather and Storytelling: How a Times Team Covered Shootings Near LA Schools, Adam Gidwitz & David Bowles, Co-authors of "The Chupacabras of the Rio Grande", Storytime with Susie Jaramillo, Creator of "Canticos" **Bilingual Programming, Janet Napolitano, Author of "How Safe Are We: Homeland Security Since 9/11," interviewed by Scott Kraft, Earth, Air, Fire, Water: The Environment in Crisis - Conversation 2073 - REQUIRES TICKET, Leigh Bardugo, Author of "King of Scars," in Conversation with Eva Chen - Conversation 2023 - REQUIRES TICKET, Middle Grade Fiction: Grown Up Challenges, Blow 'Em Up: Writing the High Octane Thriller - Conversation 2113 - REQUIRES TICKET, Sound Trip: An Immersive Experience - Conversation 2063 - REQUIRES TICKET, Chernobyl As Told On Page and Screen - Conversation 2093 - REQUIRES TICKET, Where Do We Go From Here? He is also the author of Sympathy for the Devil and the New York Times Notable Book Night Dogs. Jennifer Gilmore's second novel for teens, "If Only," was published by Harper Teen in July 2018. She and her husband author Christopher Rowe also co-write a middle grade series, "The Supernormal John Chester spent the first twenty years of his career making documentary films. A native of Southern California, she has covered the region for several years, focusing on the uneven economic recovery, immigration, criminal justice and education.She has traveled from El Centro to the back roads Robert Scheer, editor in chief of Truthdig, has built a reputation for strong social and political writing over his 30 years as a journalist. The Story Pirates Changemakers is a nationally respected education and media organization, dually based in New York and Los Angeles. Its back to what it was, said Ann Binney, associate director of events at The Times. He is forthcoming in late 2019, and her debut Saturday April 13, 2019 1:20pm - 1:40pm PDT. She is also the creator, author and illustrator of Canticos.Susie is a creative Saturday April 13, 2019 5:30pm - 5:55pm PDT. Among others, they include the "Lois Lane" and "Cirque American" trilogies, and the first official "Stranger Things" novel, "Suspicious Minds." Jensen McRae is a sister, daughter, friend, Her most recent book, "Tangled Vines: Greed, Murder, Obsession and an Arsonist in the Vineyards of California," was a New York Times and San Francisco Chronicle bestseller and was named a best wine book of 2015 by the John Carreyrou is a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter at The Wall Street Journal. Greg coaches everyone Old Man Saxon is a rapper and has been since he was 13. Professor Jennifer Rothman is nationally recognized for her scholarship in the intellectual property field, and has become the leading expert on the right of publicity. In addition to his credits in television and film, he has also found success on Scott Icenogle is a composer and producer who is currently creating music for NBC's Will & Grace and CNN's The History of Comedy. TV Schedule This Week View/Print BookTV Videos Invisible Child - Poverty, Survival & Hope in an American City New York Times staff writer Andrea Elliott examined poverty and homelessness. He is an English Brendan Reichs's latest novel, "The Darkdeep," was co-authored by Ally Condie. A discussion about how social media manipulates our perception of news and society with Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, Executive Chairman of the Los Angeles Times, and Roger McNamee, author of Zucked - Conversation 1093 - REQUIRES TICKET, Sandra Cisneros, Author of "Puro Amor," interviewed by Esmeralda Bermudez, Memoir: Who We Came From and Who We Came to Be - Conversation 1073 - REQUIRES TICKET, Young Adult Fiction: Friends and "Friends", Young Adult Fiction: Not Quite Real Life - Conversation 1113 - REQUIRES TICKET, Do It Yourself: Alternative Art Spaces in Los Angeles - Conversation 1063 - REQUIRES TICKET, LANDLIGHTS Instant Choir: Come build a Community through Creativity in 60 Minutes - Conversation 1123 - REQUIRES TICKET, Old Man Saxon: Rapper on Rapa Live Performance and Talk, John Carreyrou, Author of "Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup," in Conversation with Frances Dinkelspiel - Conversation 1023 - REQUIRES TICKET, Writing The Epic American History - Conversation 1003 - REQUIRES TICKET, Print Journalism: Where Do We Go from Here? The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books began in 1996 with a simple goal: to bring together the people who create books with the people who love to read them. Her second novel, "Dealing in Dreams," was released by Simon & Schuster last month. Her work has also appeared inThe New York Times Magazine,Glamour,SELF,Baseball Prospectus, andVariety. Gavin Newsom and the Challenges of California, Justine Bateman, Author of "Fame: The Hijacking of Reality," interviewed by Deborah Vankin, In Conversation: Pepe Garza, Luciano Luna, & Abraham Vazquez Interviewed by Camilo Egaa (Spanish), Memoir: Queer Coming-of-Age - Conversation 2014 - REQUIRES TICKET, Hlne Cardona, Reading from "Birnam Wood", Kevin Prufer, Reading from "How He Loved Them", Carter Higgins, Author of "Bikes for Sale", Showgirls and Superstars: Gender in Music, Dance, and Comedy - Conversation 2134 - REQUIRES TICKET, American Dreams Deferred: The Immigrant Experience - Conversation 2074 - REQUIRES TICKET, Young Adult Fiction: A Matter of Life and Death - Conversation 2094 - REQUIRES TICKET, Screen to Page: the Novelization of TV and Film - Conversation 2064 - REQUIRES TICKET, Cracks in the System? Experience diagnosing and treating mental and She has spoken to more than a half million people worldwide and for hundreds of organizations, including National Geographic, Cisco, Fortune 500 Forum, Intel, Ernst Young, Capital Humble The Poet (a.k.a. He is from Oak Park, Ill., and attended Williams College A former cook and dishwasher, Jonathan Kauffman is a James Beard Award winning journalist and staff writer at the San Francisco Chronicle. 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM USC Campus, Los Angeles, 90007 Various LATimes Festival Of Books April 22-23, 2023 On The Campus Of USC More Information (KPFK 90.7 FM is not responsible for external websites) Los Angeles Times Festival Of Books April 22-23, 2023 University Of Southern California His latest book, "The Undefeated," was David Baker is author of twelve books of poetry, most recently "Swift: New and Selected Poems," "Scavenger Loop," and "Never-Ending Birds," awarded the Theodore Roethke Memorial Poetry Prize in 2011. teacher Sunday April 14, 2019 12:50pm - 1:20pm PDT, Sunday April 14, 2019 1:00pm - 1:20pm PDT. Chris Erskine is a nationally known humor columnist and editor for the Los Angeles Times. Multimedia Comedy Show, The Impact of Environmental Storytelling with Scout Expedition Co. - Conversation 1064 - REQUIRES TICKET, Publishing Poets: On The Best American Poetry - Conversation 1134 - REQUIRES TICKET, Excavating The Past: Writing International Histories - Conversation 1004 - REQUIRES TICKET, Who We Are: Looking at Life At Every Stage - Conversation 1094 - REQUIRES TICKET, Hollywood Remembered: A Screening of "Bombshell" and Conversation - Conversation 1124 - REQUIRES TICKET, Deborah Landau, Reading from "Soft Targets", Lawrence O'Donnell, Author of "Playing with Fire: The 1968 Election and the Transformation of American Politics," interviewed by Norman Pearlstine, Cooking Demonstration Featuring Matt & Ted Lee, Co-Authors of "Hotbox: Inside Catering the Food World's Riskiest Business", Ellen Dore Watson, Reading from "Pray Me Stay Eager", Metro Columnist Roundtable: A Conversation With Three Voices of The Times, Lydia Cacho Author of "#EllosHablan: Testimonios de hombres, la relacin con sus padres, el machismo y la violencia" Interviewed by Editor Alejandro Maciel (Spanish), Dawn Lundy Martin, reading from "Good Stock Strange Blood", Sudipta Bardhan-Quallen, Author of "Chicks Rule", Drop the Beat: Writing About Music - Conversation 1015 - REQUIRES TICKET, Stories From the Mexican Border - Conversation 1055 - REQUIRES TICKET, Fiction: Transformative Friendships - Conversation 1035 - REQUIRES TICKET, Writing Across Genres: The Native American Experience - Conversation 1105 - REQUIRES TICKET, Middle Grade Fiction: The Good Parts of Growing Up - Conversation 1085 - REQUIRES TICKET, Blas Falconer, Reading from "Forgive the Body This Failure", I See Hawks in L.A.Country/Folk/Rock Musical Performance, Julia Sarcone-Roach, Author of "There Are No Bears in This Bakery", Pleasure as Antidote to AdversityRelating in Today's World: A Somatic, Storytelling Experience, Dave Barry, Author of "Lessons From Lucy: The Simple Joys of an Old, Happy Dog," Interviewed by Patt Morrison, Fiction: The Trouble Starts At Home - Conversation 1095 - REQUIRES TICKET, Psychological Thrillers: The Real and the Imagined - Conversation 1075 - REQUIRES TICKET, Young Adult Fantasy: Worlds Beyond Imagination, Young Adult Fiction: Writing The Fantastic - Conversation 1025 - REQUIRES TICKET, A Shared Future for Mixed Reality - Conversation 1065 - REQUIRES TICKET, Entertainment, Information, and Addiction: Our New Digital, Social World - Conversation 1135 - REQUIRES TICKET, Blood, Sand, Rocks, and Roots: A Scientific Look At the Elements That Create Our World - Conversation 1005 - REQUIRES TICKET, Pitchapalooza - Conversation 1115 - REQUIRES TICKET, Diana Khoi Nguyen, Reading from "Ghost Of", Anabel Hernandez, Author of "A Massacre in Mexico: The True Story Behind the Missing Forty-Three Students" (Spanish), One Night in Los Angeles: The Thousand Oaks Shooting and Wildfires, #Unsent - Personal Storytelling and Podcast, Joseph Rios, Reading from "Shadowboxing: Poems & Impersonations", LA Librera: Read and Sing-along with Canticos **Bilingual Programming, Maddie RossIndie/Pop Musical Performance, Armin Iknadossian, Reading from "All That Wasted Fruit", Richard Blanco Reading From "How to Love a Country", Dystopian Fiction: It's the End of the World As We Know It - Conversation 2011 - REQUIRES TICKET, Gregorio Luke, Conferencia: Los premios latinoamericanos de literatura: de Pablo Neruda a Octavio Paz (Spanish), Designing with Light: The Upcoming Wave of Ubiquitous Projection - Conversation 2121 - REQUIRES TICKET, Kim Dower, Reading from "Sunbathing on Tyrone Power's Grave", Marcellus Wiley, Author of "Never Shut Up: The Life, Opinions, and Unexpected Adventures of an NFL Outlier," interviewed by Angel Rodriguez, Cultural Preservation Through Writing, Curated by Marty Preciado - Conversation 2091 - REQUIRES TICKET, Biography: The Lives of Legendary African Americans - Conversation 2001- REQUIRES TICKET, CANCELED: Joyce Carol Oates, Author of "Hazards of Time Travel," in Conversation with Barbara DeMarco-Barrett - Conversation 2041 - REQUIRES TICKET, Laila Lalami, Author of "The Other Americans," in Conversation with Carolina A. Miranda - Conversation 2021 - REQUIRES TICKET, Connections and Consequences: Young Adult Fiction - Conversation 2071 - REQUIRES TICKET, CANCELED: Musical Performance by Ocean Music, Notes From The 'Ovary Office': A Celebration of Wombin - Conversation 2061 - REQUIRES TICKET, Creating Safe Spaces: Bullying, Violence, and Safety - Conversation 2131 - REQUIRES TICKET, Science Fiction: Worlds Beyond Our Own - Conversation 2111 - REQUIRES TICKET, Francesca Bell, Reading from "Bright Stain", Monica Ferrell, Reading from "You Darling Thing", Danica McKellar, Author of "Do Not Open This Math Book", The Right Recipe: What Makes a Great Cookbook, Bret Easton Ellis, Author of "White," in Conversation with Scott Timberg - Conversation 2081 - REQUIRES TICKET, Travel Memoirs: Searching For Serenity - Conversation 2031 - REQUIRES TICKET, Cooking Demonstration Featuring Elisa Callow, Author of "The Urban Forager: Culinary Exploring & Cooking on L.A.'s Eastside" with Special Guest Val Zavala, Young Adult Fiction: Writing The Real World - Conversation 2101 - REQUIRES TICKET, Walter Mosley, Author of "Down the River Unto the Sea," in Conversation with Christopher Goffard - Conversation 2051 - REQUIRES TICKET - CANCELED, Actress Dacia Arcarz Shares Her Story, "Here No One Gives Up" (Spanish), Marsha de la O, Reading from "Every Ravening Thing", Peter Reynolds, Author of "Say Something", Karamo Brown, Author of "My Story of Embracing Purpose, Healing, and Hope," Interviewed by Yvonne Villarreal, SPHERES: The Songs of the Cosmos In Virtual Reality - Conversation 2122 - REQUIRES TICKET, Fiction: Calamity and Chaos - Conversation 2012 - REQUIRES TICKET, Joe Jimnez, Reading from "Rattlesnake Allegory", The Trailblazers featuring Urban Voices Project and USC Thornton StudentsChoral Musical Performance, Bin Ramke, Reading from "Light Wind Light Light", Ral Gonzalez, Author of "VAMOS!

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