Green Apple Books on the Park in San Francisco hosts celebrated Mexican poet Homero Aridjis and his daughter the novelist and translator Chloe Aridjis at 7pm. They will speak about THE CHILD POET, a dream memoir written by Homero Aridjis which animates long-forgotten memories of his childhood that imminent fatherhood helped to uncover.

City Lights in San Francisco hosts celebrated Mexican poet Homero Aridjis and his daughter the novelist and translator Chloe Aridjis at 7pm on February 23rd. They will speak about THE CHILD POET, a dream memoir written by Homero Aridjis which animates long-forgotten memories of his childhood that imminent fatherhood helped to uncover.

Elias Khoury reads from his latest novel, Broken Mirrors: Sinacol, and discusses modern Lebanon's historic encounter with violence.

Elias Khoury reads from and discusses his novel, Broken Mirrors.

Elias Khoury reads from and discusses his novel, Broken Mirrors

Elias Khoury reads from and discusses his novel, Broken Mirrors

Please join us for a reading and discussion with Elias Khoury at the Richard Ettinghausen Library at the Hagop Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern Studies at NYU (255 Sullivan Street, Washington Square South). Khoury will present his new novel, Broken Mirrors: […]

Please join us at Housing Works Bookstore on Thursday, March 10th, as celebrated Lebanese writer and public intellectual Elias Khoury presents his latest novel Broken Mirrors: Sinalcol, in conversation with writer, critic, and editor Eric Banks! "Khoury's capricious and entrancing novel, […]

Join us at Shakespeare and Company, for a conversation between celebrated Mexican poet Homero Aridjis and his daughter the novelist and translator Chloe Aridjis. They will speak about THE CHILD POET, a dream memoir written by Homero Aridjis which animates long-forgotten memories of his childhood that imminent fatherhood helped to uncover.

Please join us at the Swedenborg Society to celebrate the UK launch of The Child Poet by Homero Aridjis, translated from the Spanish by Chloe Aridjis.