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You're viewing a list of 297 past events in Literature. Events published before May 2013 can be found in our archives.

  • Literature
  • San Francisco, CA

Shakespeare & Cervantes: A unique lecture and performance series

Humanities West presents a new program about two of Western civilization’s greatest writers: Miguel de Cervantes and William Shakespeare.

  • Literature
  • Boston, MA

In a place called La Mancha, whose name is... Orgaz

Anatomy of a creative encounter between Cervantes and El Greco by Francisco Prado-Vilar, Scientific Director of the Andrew W. Mellon Santiago Cathedral Project.

  • Literature
  • San Francisco, CA

Two Voices Salon with Valerie Miles on Enrique Vila-Matas

Two Voices Salon of 2016 welcome powerhouse editor and translator Valerie Miles, who will be in conversation with Two Lines Press’s Scott Esposito via Skype.

  • Literature
  • Boston, MA

Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616): Later Works and Legacy

An exhibition of works from the last years of Cervantes’ life, as well as translations and adaptations that show the enduring legacy of his work.

  • Literature
  • San Francisco, CA

Toni Sala at The Bookbinders Museum in San Francisco

An event to celebrate the release of Toni Sala’s riveting, tragic novel The Boys.

  • Literature
  • San Juan, PR

Festival de la Palabra 2015

The 6th Edition of Puerto Rico’s Festival de la Palabra will have Writing in Violent Times as the main topic.

  • Literature
  • Miami, FL

La edad ganada by Mar Gómez Glez

CCEMiami invites you the book presentation La Edad Ganada by Spanish playwright and novelist Mar Gómez Glez.

  • Literature
  • Boston, MA

One Hundred Miles from Manhattan By Guillermo Fesser

A fresh, funny, positive and affectionate portrait of life in small-town America –and beyond by Guillermo Fesser.

  • Literature
  • Washington, DC

National Book Festival 2015

The Library of Congress adds a new International Pavilion, featuring young Spanish-language novelists and renowned authors, to its National Book Festival this September.

  • Literature
  • Washington, DC

Book Presentation: La Soledad

A conversation with author Natalio Grueso about his first novel, La Soledad.

  • Literature
  • Washington, DC

La edad ganada (The gained age)

Book launch in Washington, D.C. of a new novel about finding one’s place by Spanish author Mar Gómez Glez.

  • Literature
  • Washington, DC

Sant Jordi 2015: Celebrating World Book Day

Come to celebrate with the Casal Català the first Diada de Sant Jordi (Saint George Day) that will transform the centric neighborhood of Dupont Circle into a festival of books and roses.

  • Literature
  • San Juan, PR

Reading of Don Quixote

The Third Continuous Reading of Don Quixote in Puerto Rico with a special focus on young students, who will participate in the event using a special version of the novel adapted for young audiences.

  • Literature
  • New York, NY

Live to Write: Javier Cercas & Paul Holdengraber

Javier Cercas will discuss about the Spanish Transition and the last 40 years of democracy.

  • Literature
  • Washington, DC

Iberian Suite – Literature Panels and Forums

The three-day literature series, moderated by Marie Arana offers an array of literary voices, reaching from Spain and Portugal to many Latin American countries, as well as Africa and the Caribbean.

  • Literature
  • Washington, DC

Iberian Suite – Tres Pablos: Casals, Neruda and Picasso. A multimedia celebration

Moderated by Marie Arana, this tribute to three giants of the Spanish-speaking world features short videos, live music, and interviews with Marta Casals Istomin and Julia Alvarez, a translator of Pablo Neruda.