Other featured authors include Sascha Rothchild and Christopher Carmona.
Photo: Dahlia Katz PhotographyAuthors will be in conversation with Danielle Dutton via Zoom, to celebrate their new books from cult-favorite publisher Dorothy, a publishing project. Presented by Brazos Bookstore, Community Bookstore, Harvard Book Store and Third Place Books; registration required. 7 p.m.,Author will discuss “Watch Out for Her” with Sara DiVello via Murder By The Book’s YouTube and Facebook pages. 7 p.m.
, 5401 Caroline;As part of the Spanish-language reading series, Inprint presents Guatemalan author Rodrigo Rey Rosa, who will be in conversation with Saúl Hernández-Vargas. This is a livestream reading and will be accessible from the Inprint website. 7 p.m.;Author will be in conversation with Kelly AuCoin to discuss “Blood Sugar” via Murder By The Book’s YouTube and Facebook pages. 7 p.m.
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