Join us for a special evening with Emily Wilson, acclaimed translator of The Iliad and The Odyssey, hosted by the International Poetry Forum at Carnegie Music Hall (Oakland) on December 13, 2024.
Tickets for the event are on sale here. Free seats are available for all students, educators, librarians, and library/school staff & volunteers. For all others, use the code “LITTSBURGH” at check-out to receive 40% off your tickets!
Event Details:
- Doors open at 7:00 PM
- Reading & book signing at 8:00 PM
- Drinks will be available for purchase in the foyer before the reading (which guests are welcome to bring into the newly renovated Music Hall)
Copies of Dr. Wilson’s work will be available for purchase before and after the reading from City of Asylum Bookstore.
We hope you join us for this exciting event, which celebrates the relaunch of Pittsburgh’s storied International Poetry Forum. In the meantime, you can listen to recordings of Seamus Heaney, Gwendolyn Brooks, Chinua Achebe, Mary Oliver, Grace Kelly, Danny Glover, James Earl Jones, and hundreds more in the audio archives of the International Poetry Forum.
Thanks to the International Poetry Forum for providing our readers with this special discount!
Pittsburgh has been known as a Steel Town, a Sports Town, and an Eds & Meds Town; we believe it's Read more
Most importantly: Where are you located, what are your hours, and do you have a particular focus in terms of the Read more
This just in from our friends at WCoNA: "To provide additional preparation time, we’ve extended the deadline to submit a Read more
One of our favorite local authors, Joshua David Bellin (author, most recently, of MYRIAD) just let us know that he's Read more
From City Books’ website: "About the Residency The City Books Writer’s Residency offers flexible access to a comfortable, creative space within Read more
Altoona, PA—The WCoNA Writers Conference of Northern Appalachia® (here and after WCoNA) is pleased to announce a call for nominations Read more
From Parsec (Pittsburgh's premier Science Fiction & Fantasy Organization): "The theme of Parsec Ink’s 2025 Triangulation anthology is Dark Hearts. Read more
From Prime Stage Theatre: According to Shakepeare’s melancholy prince Hamlet, “The play is the thing, wherein I'll catch the conscience Read more
Littsburgh has always been a “nights and weekends” passion project, ever since we started the site back in 2015. We Read more
New York Times-bestselling author Patrick Radden Keefe will be featured at The Peters Township Library Foundation’s seventh annual Novel November Read more
"Founded in 2007 and sponsored by Madwomen in the Attic, the Patricia Dobler Poetry Award was created to honor the Read more
From the Publisher: "An eyewitness to a murder calls the Pittsburgh police from one of the city’s 446 bridges, then Read more
In case you missed the latest email from White Whale, they're currently hiring ("which we really don’t do very often!"). Read more
This just in from our friends at Write Pittsburgh: "We are now accepting applications for our teen writing programs, Rule Read more
From the Publisher: “Bye, Ocean! We love you!” the little girl sang along, a big smile on her face, because Read more
From our friends at Pennwriters, Inc: What Makes A Writer's Road Trip Mini Conference Unique? • We offer industry experts, Read more
Announcing the Bridge LIT Fest— August 10–Venango Campus in Oil City, PA "Join us for a day of writing and Read more
"Join Peters Township Public Library on Saturday, September 7, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for this local author showcase. Read more
We were so excited to hear about a new Pittsburgh-area writing community, Steel City Creatives, and wanted to share this Read more
From the Publisher, Izzard Ink: Lost love. Industrial catastrophe. Can it all be redeemed? A retired English teacher returns to Read more
