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Danielle Sered's new book, Until We Reckon, reconsiders the purpose of incarceration for violent offenders and survivors. Join us on 9/11 as she discusses this and more with Mariame Kaba. Free with registration: https://t.co/UCIXRgrJLs https://t.co/gfO4IdSSGu

Americans want the best that medical science has to offer, but to what end? On 9/12 eminent scholars Amy Gutmann and Jonathan D. Moreno debate the merits of that proposition—and its limits—with @NewYorker's David Remnick. Free with RSVP: https://t.co/APUr9JrKCO https://t.co/Lc8wSJR18o

Tickets are on sale now for the fall 2019 season of #LIVEfromtheNYPL! Join us for conversations and performances with some of today's most creative writers, artists, and entertainers—including Margaret Atwood, Michael Stipe, Elizabeth Strout, and more. https://t.co/HEET1o2IgD https://t.co/4tJCsobN24

On 9/6 at Chatham Square Library Jin Xiaojing reads aloud I Miss My Grandpa, her beautiful children's book published with Chinese translations and Mandarin pinyin transliterations. The first 20 attendees will receive a free copy of the book! https://t.co/w29rfXXqQ4 https://t.co/qjEZxlXilo

#climatechange isn't fiction, but it has inspired @GhoshAmitav's latest novel, Gun Island, which reflects our planet's peril on the page. Join us on 9/10 as he discusses environmental crises and more with @NathanielRich, author of Losing Earth. Tickets: https://t.co/crsfFHCOb1 https://t.co/LcV8By4WRE

On 9/4 author and lawyer @mbobelian speaks with @alicia_bannon
about his new book, Battle for the Marble Palace, and the long struggle for ideological control of #SCOTUS. Join the conversation—it's free with RSVP: https://t.co/wxb7AMjdQA https://t.co/nyXT8a3sly

Join us on 9/18 as @AnthonyAlofsin discusses the role that New York played in shaping the career of Frank Lloyd Wright. He speaks with structural historian and best-selling architectural writer @JudithDupre. Free with RSVP: https://t.co/fr0ZzPaONQ https://t.co/CjAZSpoerQ

A cup of coffee and a good book go hand in hand. On 8/29 @TompkinsLib will pop up at Ninth Street Espresso in the East Village. Check out books about the neighborhood, its history, culture, and artists! https://t.co/lDoAJbBZiM https://t.co/AmW2uNmB3k

Americans want the best that medical science has to offer, but to what end? On 9/12 eminent scholars Amy Gutmann and Jonathan D. Moreno debate the merits of that proposition—and its limits—with @NewYorker's David Remnick. Free with RSVP: https://t.co/SKk9NUIzBi https://t.co/IBpXi3peO7

Tickets are on sale now for the fall 2019 season of #LIVEfromtheNYPL! Join us for conversations and performances with some of today's most creative writers, artists, and entertainers—including Margaret Atwood, Michael Stipe, Elizabeth Strout, and more. https://t.co/IpwxEP8fjN https://t.co/1WdfXGttBq

Remembering Oliver Sacks, a reading circle at @SchomburgCenter, how to get a job with the U.S. Census Bureau, and more—it's all happening at @NYPL. Read our round up of events taking place over the next two weeks! https://t.co/XQxpv8bAlh https://t.co/m1W40b9Ohc

Veteran reporters Lawrence Weschler and Robert Krulwich reflect on decades of friendship with the neurologist and prolific author Oliver Sacks. Weschler shares his new biography of “the poet laureate of medicine" on 9/11. Free with RSVP: https://t.co/s2XDwy68Bw https://t.co/AHJxfKjoQj

In two days we'll announce the upcoming season of #LIVEfromtheNYPL! Can't wait? Become a Friend of the Library and shop for tickets right NOW. https://t.co/7EdCL9kP30 https://t.co/ex7uyplPPf

.@daniellesered's new book, Until We Reckon, reconsiders the purpose of incarceration for violent offenders and survivors. Join us on 9/11 as she discusses this and more with Mariame Kaba. Free with registration: https://t.co/XnuUakCAej https://t.co/K4JXkfdJxs

Poet Tina Chang (Hybrida) and graphic memoirist @mirajacob (Good Talk) explore motherhood, politics, love, and the struggle to remain hopeful in a country divided by race. Join us on 9/9 as they speak with @sposment. Free with RSVP: https://t.co/aU41krx8Ju https://t.co/97n8T5uVbN

The countdown is on! In just 5 days we’ll announce our upcoming season of @LIVEfromtheNYPL—look forward to hearing from today’s leading authors, performers, and artists. Can’t wait? Become a Friend of the Library today and be first in line to...

The documentary At the Heart of Gold features the stories of survivors of the U.S.A. Gymnastics scandal. On 9/9 join former gymnast Trinea Gonczar and producers David Ulich & Dr. Steven Ungerleider for a free screening and talkback. RSVP: https://t.co/LsoodJvHBe...

Love our free programs at @NYPL? Support us by becoming a member of the Library! As a thank you, you’ll receive up to 20% off tickets to @LIVEfromtheNYPL and more. https://t.co/lMs94Q8vzo https://t.co/Y9iQD3oaj0

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Join the @countee_cullen library for a #poetryslam on August 16th! Celebrate #HarlemWeek with an open mic. Share your own poem about your love for Harlem or recite the work of a Harlem artist. https://t.co/lxqczUXcKY
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Veteran reporters Lawrence Weschler with @rkrulwich reflect on decades of friendship with the neurologist and prolific author Oliver Sacks on the occasion of a new biography of “the poet laureate of medicine." September 11, free with RSVP: https://t.co/AM4YDJq4nN https://t.co/UWvOzvZuQz

On 9/4 author and lawyer @mbobelian shares his new book, Battle for the Marble Palace, which delves into the long struggle for ideological control of #SCOTUS. Join the conversation—it's free with RSVP: https://t.co/KCtVpRrUoL https://t.co/fXQhSEuaG7

Who’s coming to @LIVEfromtheNYPL this fall? Become a Friend of the Library to find out first! Members gain early access to tickets, plus up to a 20% discount. https://t.co/RIVjPbtR7e https://t.co/bJHc1RBC9l

In White Flights, @row_ie_argument Jess Row offers a close reading of the ways in which many writers have avoided engaging with race in their work. He speaks about writing and creativity as reparative work with @DeShawn_Charles. 8/26, free with RSVP:...

What role to stereotypes play in the pursuit of justice? Economists and co-authors Brendan (Dan) O'Flaherty and Rajiv Sethi examine the many ways in which the justice system relies on stereotypes to make decisions. 8/14, free with regsitration: https://t.co/zW4j4Tp2SR https://t.co/3mKRHnobIT

Did you know Friends of the Library receive up to 20% off tickets to @LIVEfromtheNYPL? Become a member today and you’ll be the first to gain access to this season’s events. https://t.co/uIYJvGnTZl https://t.co/Ew1mde2Ou9

Tonight's conversation with @Kristen_Arnett and @joshgondelman is registered at full capacity, but seats may become available! A stand by line will form at 6 PM, half an hour before the program begins. 8/12, free with RSVP: https://t.co/XyKCkV0y6Q https://t.co/wzwS4XySFc

Poet Tina Chang (Hybrida) and graphic memoirist @mirajacob (Good Talk) explore motherhood, politics, love, and the struggle to remain hopeful in a country divided by race. Join us on 9/9 as they speak with @sposment. Free with RSVP: https://t.co/cM5a8WrbWC https://t.co/Be3dofGUT5

Monday's conversation with @Kristen_Arnett and @joshgondelman is registered at full capacity, but seats may become available! A stand by line will form at 6 PM, half an hour before the program begins. 8/12, free with RSVP: https://t.co/3rfIUiJoWY https://t.co/quyvyqEspx

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