National Library Week 2024 is just around the corner, and EveryLibrary is bringing you an unforgettable experience! We've teamed up with the new hit podcast Drinks in the Library to host three spectacular online live author events. This is your ticket to dive deep into the world of books with some of your favorite authors right from the comfort of your home. RSVP now to secure your spot!
Event Highlights - RSVP Now to get access to all three live online events
Wednesday, April 10 at 9am EDT: Start your morning with a journey to Scotland as Alexander McCall Smith, famed author of the "No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency", unveils his latest masterpiece, "The Perfect Passion Company". Join him and EveryLibrary Executive Director John Chrastka for a lively discussion on the new challenges facing libraries and readers today. Don't miss the chance to ask your questions live!
Wednesday, April 10 at 7pm EDT: Evening brings a thought-provoking session with MT Anderson and Scott McCall, who will delve into their newest books, "Nicked" and "Plastic", respectively. This is a rare opportunity to explore the current culture of reading and writing in America with two leading voices in literature. Audience questions are encouraged!
Friday, April 12 at 7pm EDT: Wrap up the week with Dina Santorelli and Michael La Ronn as they join co-host Gigi Howard for a candid conversation about writing, reading, and the indispensable role of libraries. Whether you're a fan of "The Reformed Man" or "Any Lich Way", this chat promises insights and writers' inspiration for all.
Whether you're in for one session or all three, RSVP once and get access to every link.
Bonus: Gigi Howard of Drinks in the Library will co-host the evening chats, offering up not just literary insights but also pairing them with delightful cocktails. Subscribe to Drinks in the Library for a mix of great reads and tasty drinks that will keep the conversation flowing.
RSVP today to join EveryLibrary and Drinks in the Library for National Library Week 2024. Let's toast to the stories that move us, the discussions that shape us, and the libraries that bring us together.