Upcoming Author Events & Readings

Parkside Bookshop

Parkside Bookshop, 260 Shawmut Ave · South End, Boston · parksidebookshop.com

3 upcoming author events and readings from Parkside Bookshop, with dates, venues and ticket links taken from the organization’s own pages and refreshed weekly. All readings in Greater Boston →

Production art for How to Prepare for the Past: Brian Cullman in Conversation with Ken Field

Tue Oct 6 · 6:30pm

How to Prepare for the Past: Brian Cullman in Conversation with Ken Field

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Brian Cullman, a writer and musician, discusses How to Prepare for the Past: Travels In Music and Time, a memoir of life before the world went digital that takes in his friendships with Lester Bangs, Nick Drake, Big Joe Turner, Tim Hardin and Paul Bowles. Cullman is a three-time winner of the ASCAP/Deems Taylor Award. He talks with Ken Field, a saxophonist and composer.

Production art for Maura McAdam: Permission Granted, in conversation with Julianne Zimmerman and Lata Setty
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Mon Oct 19 · 6:30pm

Maura McAdam: Permission Granted, in conversation with Julianne Zimmerman and Lata Setty

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Maura McAdam discusses Permission Granted, a playbook for women entrepreneurs that draws on research and interviews with more than 300 female entrepreneurs to set out eight calls to action for starting, building and growing a business. McAdam is a professor and researcher in entrepreneurship and leadership. She is joined by investors Julianne Zimmerman, former Co-CEO of Adasina Social Capital, and Lata Setty, founding investor of The How Women Invest Fund.

Production art for Ariel Lawhon Book Tour: "The Pirate Queen"

Mon Oct 26 · 6:30pm

Ariel Lawhon Book Tour: "The Pirate Queen"

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Ariel Lawhon discusses The Pirate Queen, historical fiction built on the life of Grace O'Malley, the sixteenth-century Irish chieftain and seafarer who negotiated with Elizabeth I in Latin. Lawhon is a New York Times bestselling novelist whose previous books include The Frozen River. Parkside Bookshop presents the event at Arlington Street Church.