| Monday, April 28 |
2:00pm |
Readings: Nine Plays from Five Continents |
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7:00pm |
Opening Night: On the Edge |
| Tuesday, April 29 |
10:00am |
Workshop—Susan Choi on The Role of “Place” in Creativity and Storytelling
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1:00pm |
Workshop—John Freeman: This is Where I Was Calling From |
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2:00pm |
Readings: Nine Plays from Five Continents
Dorota Masłowska, Chong Wishing, Raimondo Cortese
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6:30pm |
A Literary Safari |
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7:00pm |
Master/Class: Adonis and Jorie Graham with Khaled Mattawa |
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7:00pm |
Babette’s Feast 2.0: Scandinavia House |
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8:00pm |
Lina Saneh/Rabih Mroué: 33 RPM and a Few Seconds |
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9:00pm |
Obsession: Eileen Myles on Spoilage and Ruination of Other Kinds |
| Wednesday, April 30 |
10:00am |
Workshop—Gado: Drawing a Protest Line |
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1:00pm |
Workshop—n+1: How to Do Theory in a Literary Magazine |
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2:00pm |
Readings: Nine Plays from Five Continents -Raimondo Cortese, Huzir Sulaiman, Elfriede Jelinek |
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6:00pm |
Moving Beyond the Wall: A Talk with Author Maxim Leo |
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7:00pm |
Lina Saneh / Rabih Mroué: 33 RPM and a Few Seconds |
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7:00pm |
Literary Quartet: Two on Two
Siri Hustvedt, Geert Mak, Josef Winkler, Sjón |
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7:00pm |
The FBI Was Never the Same: 1971 Screening and Discussion |
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7:00pm |
Literature of the Great War |
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7:00pm |
Literary Death Match |
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9:00pm |
Lina Saneh / Rabih Mroué: 33 RPM and a Few Seconds |
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9:00pm |
Obsession: Emily Bazelon on Childhood Demons |
| Thursday, May 1 |
10:00am |
Workshop—Jackson Taylor: Literary Forms in Prison, or From the UNI to the FREE! |
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1:00pm |
Workshop—Siri Hustvedt: Why One Story and Not Another? |
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6:00pm |
Resonances: Contemporary Writers on the Classics |
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6:00pm |
The Nuyorican Poets Cafe |
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7:00pm |
Talking about Taboos: An evening of Dutch and Flemish Literature with Words without Borders |
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7:00pm |
Fiction and Poetry Reading: Dan Chiasson and Lydia Davis |
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7:00pm |
Writing War |
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7:00pm |
Babette’s Feast 2.0: 101 Spring Street |
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7:00pm |
Global Food: Over the Edge |
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9:00pm |
Obsession: Jennifer Boylan on Lost Loves |
| Friday, May 2 |
10:00am |
Workshop—Sarah McNally: Why Books Sell |
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10:00am |
The Literary Mews |
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1:00pm |
Workshop—Deborah Solomon: How to Conduct an Interview |
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6:00pm |
Is the Artist Present? |
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8:00pm |
Dylan Live: A Tribute to Dylan Thomas |
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8:00pm |
Literary Quartet: Two on Two
Maxim Leo, Alona Kimhi, Zia Haider Rahman, Linn Ullmann, Brigid Hughes, Christopher Bollen |
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9:00pm |
Translation Slam |
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9:00pm |
Obsession: Dan Savage on Plaques and Trophies |
| Saturday, May 3 |
10:00am |
Workshop—Tracy K. Smith: The Weight of Objects |
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1:00pm |
Translating on the Edge |
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1:00pm |
Creativity and Craft in Asylum |
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1:00pm |
Workshop—Francine Prose: Words versus Ideas |
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1:00pm |
Un Paso Adelante: Poets from the Workers Justice Center (Kingston, NY) |
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2:00pm |
Asia Society and The Japan Foundation present: Monkey Business |
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3:00pm |
“Bad Women”: When Women Break the Rules |
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3:00pm |
How to Write a (Super) Hero |
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3:00pm |
Broken Dreams in Two Acts: 25 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall |
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5:00pm |
Balkan Literature |
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7:00pm |
Who Owns the Mind? |
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7:30pm |
Interview Magazine: The Re-Interview with Martin Amis and Michael Stipe |
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8:00pm |
Babette’s Feast 2.0: Invisible Dog |
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9:00pm |
Obsession: Masha Gessen on Citizen-Victims |
| Sunday, May 4 |
12:30pm |
Sex and Violence in Children’s Books: Where the Wild Things (really) Are |
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2:30pm |
In Conversation: Osama Alomar and Lydia Davis with Sjon |
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4:00pm |
In Conversation: Timothy Garton Ash and Salman Rushdie |
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4:30pm |
Master/Class: László Krasznahorkai and Colm Tóibín |
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6:00pm |
Arthur Miller Freedom to Write Lecture: Colm Tóibín |
