Author Talk with Cheryl Wills
Featured
PBS Books sits down with Cheryl Wills to discuss her book "Isn't Her Grace Amazing!".
12 events found.
Events
-
-
-
Nkeiru Okoye | The Penny Stamps Distinguished Speaker Series
FeaturedThe Magic of Masterpiece Program Description: PBS Books was thrilled to host a conversation about MASTERPIECE’s final season of Endeavour with producer Charlotte Webber. Hear insights into the making of the ninth season and about what you can expect to see as the series comes to an end. About the Show: With characters from Colin Dexter’s books, Shaun Evans as Endeavour Morse and Roger Allam as Fred Thursday return for the ninth and final season of the critically acclaimed detective drama Endeavour. Set in the early 70s in Oxford, the final season finds Endeavour Morse and Fred Thursday [...]
-
Kelli Anderson | The Penny Stamps Distinguished Speaker Series
FeaturedKelli Anderson delivers her presentation "The Hidden Talents of Everyday Things" at the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor, MI.
-
PBS Books Readers Club – Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
FeaturedPBS Books welcomes author, scholar, filmmaker Henry Louis Gates, Jr. to discuss his novels "The Black Box" and "The Black Church".
-
Visions of America: African American Family Stories and Genealogy – Visiting the International African American Museum and Exploring Connections
FeaturedUncovering African American Stories and Genealogy: Visiting the International African American Museum and Exploring Connections.
-
-
Ken Aptekar | The Penny Stamps Distinguished Speaker Series
FeaturedArtist Ken Aptekar toys with historical paintings by using the history of art as his playground. He time-travels works from the past into the present by his repainting joined to his own texts. Here’s the idea: Paintings are nothing on their own, they start meaning something only when you start talking back to them.
-
“Housewife” Author Talk with Lisa Selin Davis
FeaturedPBS Books sits down with Lisa Selin Davis to discuss her book "Housewife: Why Women Still Do It All and What to Do Instead".
-
“Sorry Snail” Author Talk with Tracy Subisak
FeaturedPBS Books sits down with author-illustrator Tracy Subisak to discuss her book "Sorry, Snail".
-
The State of Bipartisanship in America
FeaturedDescription: The week of March 11-15 is Civic Literacy Week in America. The concept of civics in the United States embraces disagreements and encourages a search for compromise. In recent years, that concept seems to have been forgotten, as the nation struggles with difficult issues that have spawned deep political division. Recently, two Governors who are calling on Americans to “Disagree Better” spokes at the Economic Club of Washington. Governor Spencer Cox of Utah is a Republican and the current chair of the National Governors Association, where he leads a civility initiative called "Disagree Better." Governor West Moore of Maryland is [...]
-
“The Queen of Sugar Hill” Author Talk with ReShonda Tate
FeaturedPBS Books sits down and speaks with bestselling author ReShonda Tate to discuss her book "The Queen of Sugar Hill".
-
Artemío Rodriguez | The Penny Stamps Distinguished Speaker Series
FeaturedThis speaker event was recorded live on Thursday, March 7, 2024 at 5:30 pm at the Michigan Theater, Ann Arbor, MI. Artemio Rodríguez is a Mexican artist who was born in Tacámbaro, Michoacán. He began his career as a printer’s apprentice with Juan Pascoe at his renowned letterpress studio Taller Martin Pescador (Kingfisher Workshop) in Tacámbaro, Michoacán. At the age of 21, Rodríguez immigrated to Los Angeles and became a printmaker at Self Help Graphics. He co-founded La Mano Press in 2002 in Los Angeles before relocating to Michoacán in 2008, where he co-founded La Mano Gráfica, a gallery and craft store. Rodríguez directs the Library of Illustrated Books (Biblioteca del Libro [...]
-
Visions of America: Exploring “Herstory” – Trailblazing Women in Museum and Library Spaces
FeaturedVisions of America HomeEpisodes Program Description: In this episode of VISIONS OF AMERICA: All Stories, All People, All Places, trailblazing women leading museums and libraries are highlighted. These are the women who have advocated for, founded, and inspired many of our nation's most treasured institutions, and the women today, who are carrying on that legacy. Members of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) leadership, Laura Huerta Migus and Teri DeVoe, join PBS Books Heather-Marie Montilla to explore the lesser-known stories of the women, who have been instrumental to contributing to our country’s cultural institutions--libraries, museums, and archives. Dr. Carla Hayden, [...]
