Poetry Reading with Adam Voith
Poetry Reading with Adam Voith at Poetry Lounge (Millvale). 7pm. Free.
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World Literature: Andrea Bajani’s “The Anniversary” (Italy) with Anderson Tepper
Strega Prize–winning novelist Andrea Bajani explores the aftermath of an abusive marriage, the son who bore witness to it, and his liberating decision to leave those family connections behind.
World Literature: Madeleine Thien’s “The Book of Records”
Booker Prize–shortlisted author Madeleine Thien discusses her latest work, a “Time” Must-Read Book of the Year.
Book Launch: Dirty Poet / Lori Jakiela / Dave Newman / Caitlin Cruser
A multi-author book launch event at Brillobox featuring readings by The Dirty Poet, Lori Jakiela, Dave Newman, and Caitlin Cruser.
World Literature: Rodrigo Hasbún’s “The Invisible Years” (Bolivia)
English PEN Award winner Rodrigo Hasbún and moderator Anderson Tepper dive into the secrets and shrapnel of a 20-year-old friendship ripped apart in Rodrigo’s new novel.
PGHwrites: Ed Simon’s “American Elegy: Reflections on 250 Years of the Dis-United States” (Book Launch)
Ed Simon presents 50 short chapters that are asynchronously organized works of flash criticism, meant to draw connections across time periods, which each celebrate an aspect of an expanded and broader “America.”
PGHwrites: Damon Young’s “That’s How They Get You” (Paperback Release)
It's the paperback release of Damon Young's riotous anthology, featuring work by Hanif Abdurraqib, Mahogany L. Browne, Wyatt Cenac, Kiese Laymon, Deesha Philyaw, Roy Wood Jr., Nicola Yoon, and more.
Ditto Crush, Frogonbough, Chameleon Treat, Col Modell
Album release show for Limon Skyullz featuring Ditto Crush, Frogonbough, Chameleon Treat, and a reading by Cole Modell at Telephone
Jazz Poetry 2026: Spanish Pianist Marta Sánchez’s “For the Space You Left” & Poems by City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence
Jazz Poetry 2026 welcomes Marta Sánchez for a stunning solo-piano album release, with compositions inspired by themes of isolation and solitude, as well as intimate, improvisational poetry collaborations with four City of Asylum Writers-in-Residence.