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…in discussion of a common fiction or non-fiction text. The program also creates venues for interdisciplinary learning as students explore the common text through different lenses in various classes and…

…Live in a Tiny House (8 minutes) Jewel Pearson, an African-American Tiny House trailblazer, sets out to redefine the American Dream within a typically white, hipster community. Blackfeet Boxing: Not…

…Mexican-American women reinvent cultural, gender, and ability norms against a turbulent backdrop of the border recently scarred by racist policies and attacks. I Never Picked Cotton Yolanda Morgan recalls her…

…and are seen by others. This is a conversation about storytelling that resists easy categorization, pushes back against commodification, and insists on complexity, truth, and agency. — Registration is free…

…excellence, and amplify diverse voices.  The conference is kicking off with a series of community projects this year on September 14, 15, and 22 to activate new locations and reach…

Join Black Environmental Leaders (BEL) and 2022 Anisfield-Wolf winner for fiction Percival Everett in a one-of-a-kind community event. Early in 2022, the story of John Jordon began to resurface more…

…and Carol and John’s Comic Shop will have free comics, and Rust Belt Humanities Lab will be on hand for a free talk on documentary comics. Great for the whole…

…past Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards winning poets—Victoria Chang, Marilyn Chin, Eugene Gloria, Tyehimba Jess, Ilya Kaminsky, Adrian Matejka, Shane McCrae, and Monica Youn—as they read past and new works that speak…

…the 1955 lynching of Emmett Till. “This is a wickedly clever novel of ideas in the guise of genre fiction, a combination of mystery, thriller, police procedural and absurdist comedy,”…

…nation’s largest urban farms, this event honors the Black midwestern tradition of the yard show—where everyday materials and personal memory transform outdoor spaces into vibrant, living art.  In Yard Show, Harrington reclaims…

…a devoted following since the 1950s, but he has found new audiences in the 21st century—as he enters his 96th year. Readings will be given by composer-poet Janice Lowe, poet…

…2025 series will focus on memoirs by three Anisfield-Wolf Book Award winners: Natasha Trethewey, Isabel Allende, and John Edgar Wideman. Hosted by Dr. Valentino Zullo, Anisfield-Wolf Postdoctoral Fellow in English…

…with our 2024 winners: Maxine Hong Kingston, Lifetime Achievement Ned Blackhawk, Non-fiction, “The Rediscovery of America” Teju Cole, Fiction, “Tremor” Monica Youn, Poetry, “From From” The 2024 awards ceremony will…

…an Anisfield-Wolf Book Award in poetry this year, will discuss his art, his heritage, and his insight that disabilities can be “a political position for advocacy for us all,” in…

Literary Cleveland will kick off 2023 Book Week with the Inkubator Writing Conference, with online literary panels running September 18-20. The in-person component arrives at the downtown Cleveland Public Library…

…World War II at Home and Abroad.” It won the 2023 Anisfield-Wolf award for nonfiction. Historian and scholar Matthew F. Delmont begins “Half American” in Spain because, as he puts…

…wake of a tragedy. At nineteen, Natasha Trethewey had her world turned upside down when her former stepfather shot and killed her mother. Grieving and still new to adulthood, she…

Join the Cleveland Foundation and the Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards as we host Lan Samantha Chang to discuss “The Family Chao,” a 2023 winner for fiction. It took Lan Samantha Chang,…

The Great Lakes African American Writers Conference (GLAAWC, pronounced “glossy”) will return to its home at the Cleveland Public Library, Main Branch in downtown Cleveland. Poet, composer, playwright, and professor…

…sale and author signing will follow the ceremony.   Join us to celebrate the winners of the 90th annual Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards:  Fiction: Colored Television by Danzy Senna  Nonfiction: The…