Just For Us Supper (and Book) Club
Nov
14
6:00 PM18:00

Just For Us Supper (and Book) Club

Join justUS podcast for their first Just for Us Supper Club at Bow Market at Upstairs at Bow. Let's celebrate community, joy and impeccable vibes! Your ticket includes a seated dinner, one artisanal cock/mocktail and good wine. Includes live music, professional photos and hear from Chef Justin Shoults about our amazing cuisine. Get ready for an unforgettable night.

What to expect:

  • Stimulating conversations, including a word from author Caroline Woods on her new book, The Mesmerist

  • Multi-course dinner with a vegetarian option

  • Welcome cocktail or mocktail

  • Live music

  • Profesional photographer with a gallery of photos shared after the event

  • Opportunities to build authentic community with likeminded women and femmes

For more information and tickets, please visit https://www.bowmarketsomerville.com/new-events/just-for-us-supper-club

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Wellesley College Authors on Stage
Nov
13
9:30 AM09:30

Wellesley College Authors on Stage

  • Lulu Chow Wang Student Center (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join me, Dava Sobel, and Jean Strouse for a book panel and signing at Wellesley!

The Authors on Stage Fall Program, held on the Wellesley College campus, presents three authors who discuss how they came to write their recently published books. After the program, the authors sign copies of their books—available for purchase at a discount.

When: Wednesday, November 13, 2024, coffee and pastries 9:30 a.m., program 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Where: Tishman Commons, on the lower level of the Lulu Chow Wang Campus Center, Wellesley College. Parking will be available in the parking garage near the Campus Center, just off Central Street—look for signs for Event Parking.

Tickets are $30 and are available for purchase here.

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Reads By The River: Lit Lovers' Night Out!
Oct
29
6:30 PM18:30

Reads By The River: Lit Lovers' Night Out!

Join us at Doc's on the Fox in Waterford on Tuesday, October 29 for this very special panel discussion with three literary fiction authors: Shawntelle Madison, Kimberly Brock and Caroline Woods! Our authors will be traveling from three different states for this event! Doc's will once again be creating some themed cocktails just for this special evening. Our authors will share about their most recent novels, answer questions and sign books.

Tickets are $40 and include ONE HARDCOVER BOOK by one of our guest authors (your choice) and one cocktail (or mocktail)! Tickets now available while they last. Limited to 50 participants.   

This event is expected to sell out! Sign up here: https://readsbytheriver.com/item/WPzIZiM2l9I72oAvXW2dfw

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Twin Cities Book Festival
Oct
19
2:00 PM14:00

Twin Cities Book Festival

  • Minneapolis State Fairgrounds: Progress Center (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

John Michael Varese and Caroline Woods: Braiding History with Fiction

2 P.M. on the Talks Stage; book signing afterward at the Magers & Quinn booksellers area

“Join us as two travelers to the Twin Cities present new novels set against historic backdrops—Victorian era London and the Gilded Age of Minneapolis. In The Company, Jon Michael Varese concocts a gothic thriller following one woman’s fight to preserve her luxuriously wallpapered home while battling unspeakable terror, while in The Mesmerist, Caroline Woods explores a true crime tale through the eyes of three very different women who must work together to stop a killer and save the truest home they've ever known. Is the truly malevolent force in these vivid and well researched historical fictions the patriarchy? Find out as these writers draw the curtain back on their work!”

For more information, please visit https://twincitiesbookfestival.com/jon-michael-varese-caroline-woods/

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Printers Row Lit Fest
Sep
8
5:00 PM17:00

Printers Row Lit Fest

  • Joseph & Bessie Feinberg Foundation Stage (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us at 5pm CDT on the Joseph & Bessie Feinberg Foundation Stage (on W. Polk St., just east of Clark St.) for “Hauntings, Magic, and Murder”: Juneau Black, Daniel Kraus, Cynthia Pelayo, and Caroline Woods in conversation with Michelle Falkoff. There will be a book signing after the panel.

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Granor Farm Book + Supper Club
Feb
4
6:30 PM18:30

Granor Farm Book + Supper Club

Granor Farm has chosen The Lunar Housewife for their Book + Supper Club, a farm dinner series by James Beard Award-nominated chef and cookbook author Abra Berens. Please join us for a book-themed farmhouse meal highlighting the best local, seasonal foods of Southwest Michigan. 

Granor Farm is a diversified organic farm located in beautiful Three Oaks, MI, a perfect spot for a wintry couple's getaway, a friends' weekend, or an unforgettable book club outing.

The evening will kick off with an author-led conversation about the New York literary scene in the 1950s, Soviet-American espionage, writing a novel within a novel, and my love for historical fiction. Following the discussion will be a multi-course meal with dishes inspired The Lunar Housewife. The meal will close with a book signing.

For dinner tickets, please click here. Every ticket includes a copy of The Lunar Housewife. 

about Granor and Abra Berens

Granor Farm is a diversified organic farm in beautiful Three Oaks, Michigan, founded in 2006, which grows delicious organic food for the local community. Production includes over one hundred varieties of organic and heirloom vegetables, pasture-raised eggs, herbs, flowers, and grains. Throughout the year, the team at Granor integrates various programs and events designed to support their mission to directly connect people to the farm, to the food they grow, and to the community of Three Oaks. The spring seedling sale, Granor Farm Camp for young children, and Taste of Granor farmhouse dinners are examples of the farm’s many offerings. 

Abra Berens strives to make simple, delicious food that celebrates the Midwest. She has been cooking since 2006, from the storied Zingerman’s Deli, to chef driven restaurants in Chicago. In 2017, she left her position as Executive Chef at Local Foods to join the Granor team. As the chef at Granor Farm, Abra combines her love of Michigan, cooking vegetables and grains just-pulled from the ground, and sharing them with others around one big table. When not cooking, Abra still enjoys eating often with her husband, son and dog, Zuma, in tow.

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Barrington's White House: Meet the Author
Sep
25
2:00 PM14:00

Barrington's White House: Meet the Author

Caroline will join Jessica Swoyer Green for a book talk, Q&A, and signing at the White House in Barrington, IL.

Jessica Swoyer Green is the co-host of Courageous Community, a monthly speaker series that explores how to foster greater inclusion and belonging in our communities. She is also the co-host of the Becoming Courageous podcast. An avid reader since childhood, Jessica is excited and honored to be in conversation with friend, Caroline Woods, about her new book The Lunar Housewife.

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Aug
18
6:00 PM18:00

GrubStreet Online: Literary vs. Genre: Beyond Categorization

GrubStreet presents a conversation, lecture, and Q+A with authors Caroline Woods and Dariel Suarez.

So much of the writing world, especially when it comes to the marketplace, is driven or defined by labels and categories. As writers, how much of it should we worry about? How can we freely and creatively develop our projects without ignoring the realities of the publishing world? How can we get past the constraints of what’s supposed to be “literary” and infuse genre into our writing in ways that layer and improve it? Part author conversation, part craft lecture, and part Q&A, this session will address these questions and more. Come listen to Caroline Woods, author of the new critically acclaimed novel, The Lunar Housewife, described as “a stylish page-turner that is at once a Cold War spy thriller, historical fiction, and a sci-fi book-within-a-book,” and Dariel Suarez, GrubStreet’s Education Director and author of the literary thriller, The Playwright’s House, as they share insights into their writing and publishing journey, provide craft strategies and tips on how to explore and successfully employ different genres in your work, and answer audience questions about these topics.

Register here! https://grubstreet.org/findaclass/class/literary-vs-genre-beyond-categorization/

Class Format

This session will be held as a Zoom webinar. You will be able to login and participate in the Q+A, but you won't be on camera, so no need to dress up :). You'll receive an email with the link to join the webinar about 15 minutes before the session is scheduled to begin!

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Riverside Public Library: Meet the Author
Jun
28
7:00 PM19:00

Riverside Public Library: Meet the Author

Join Caroline Woods, who will speak about her new novel, The Lunar Housewife, which is to be published by Doubleday on June 7. The book has received a starred review in Publisher's Weekly, and it has also been named a most-anticipated book of 2022 by The Today Show's Read with Jenna community.

Ms. Woods will share her process, the research and further reading the she did about the CIA and its connection to Cold War artists. 


Here's the publisher's brief description of the book:
A stylish and suspenseful historical page-turner following an up-and-coming journalist who stumbles onto a web of secrets, deceptions, and mysteries at a popular new literary magazine–inspired by the true story of CIA intervention in Cold War American arts and letters.

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Warwick's La Jolla: Virtual Event
Jun
22
4:00 PM16:00

Warwick's La Jolla: Virtual Event

Warwick’s presents Caroline Woods in conversation with Sarah Z. Sleeper!

This is a free virtual event on Facebook Live. Please consider purchasing THE LUNAR HOUSEWIFE through Warwick's to support the author and our event series.

Wednesday, June 22, 2022 - 4:00pm PDT

Please visit https://www.warwicks.com/event/woods-2022 for information on how to join the live event.

Sarah Z. Sleeper is an ex-journalist with an MFA in creative writing. Her debut novel, Gaijin, came out in 2020 from Running Wild Press. Her short story, “A Few Innocuous Lines,” won an award from Writer’s Digest. Her non-fiction essay, “On Getting Vivian,” was published in The Shanghai Literary Review. Her poetry was published in A Year in Ink, San Diego Poetry Annual and Painters & Poets, and exhibited at the Bellarmine Museum. In the recent past she was an editor at New Rivers Press, and editor-in-chief of the literary journal Mason’s Road. She completed her MFA at Fairfield University in 2012. Prior to that she had a twenty-five-year career as a business writer and technology reporter and won three journalism awards and a fellowship at the National Press Foundation.

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Friday@Hemingway's: Reading and Q&A
Jun
17
7:00 PM19:00

Friday@Hemingway's: Reading and Q&A

  • Ernest Hemingway Birthplace Museum (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

A moderated discussion between author Caroline Woods and Hemingway Foundation Writer in Residence, Rebecca Morgan Frank. Tickets can be reserved here.

The Ernest Hemingway Foundation of Oak Park (EHFOP) has introduced a new social event called Friday@Hemingway's. These ongoing social community engagements typically take place the third Friday of each month (April-Dec 2022) with an emphasis on the arts including literature (poetry, prose, reading), performance (music, dance, theatre) and the visual (drawing, painting, photography) with refreshments served. These F@H events are open to the public with admission, with preferred pricing to patron members, and free to Foundation society members. 

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