Please join Rebecca Chace and Jennifer Acker, writer, editor and founder of "The Common" Literary Magazine and other authors (tba) in a conversation about their Spring 2026 novels and the thriving small press ecosystem.
Rebecca's first time at this already iconic barn filled with books and wisdom. She is so excited to come to Godmothers! Please join her!
Rebecca is thrilled to go back home to Seattle for this reading and conversation with the wonderful Tree Swenson, former director of Hugo House and co-founder of Copper Canyon Press.
Rebecca Chace is doing a reading at the wonderful Davoll's General Store, which is also a beautiful bookstore and cafe. I will be in conversation with Charles McGrath, former fiction editor of The New Yorker Magazine. Come on down and join the conversation! From Rebecca, "I love this local hearth in the heart of Southcoast. […]
As afternoon faculty, Kristen will lead two generative writing workshops called “Code Switch: On Writing Difference, Power, and Privilege” and give an evening reading in Wheeler Theater. Conference curated by Artistic Director Gary Copeland Lilley.
Join us on Wednesday, July 29 as we welcome William Archila back to the shop for the release of Canícula / Dog Days. He will be joined by fellow writers Lory Bedikian, Leticia Hernandez, and Eduardo Martinez-Levya. Save the date! RSVP is not required, but appreciated. Seats are limited and can be guaranteed with the purchase of a book or a […]
Ketchikan Public Library, Ketchikan, Alaska Publication day! A homecoming reading from Mud on the Moon in the town where the story begins. 6:30pm. Free and open to the public.
Elliott Bay Book Company, Seattle, Washington Reading and conversation with Angela Garbes. 7pm.
POWERHOUSE Arena, Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn book launch for Mud on the Moon, in conversation with Wah-Ming Chang. 7pm. Get tickets here.
Topaz Arts, Woodside, New York Presented with Koktails. Readings, music, and celebration in my home borough. 4pm.
The New School, New York, New York Book launch reading and conversation with Gina Apostol, presented by the Creative Writing Program at The New School for Social Research. 6pm. Free and open to the public. RSVP here.
Molly reads with Susan Kelly-DeWitt
