With Gish Jen and Michael Ruhlman at We Can’s annual benefit: A Day of Words, Wit, and Wisdom. See event website for tickets and details.

Hosted by the JCC of Durham-Chapel Hill, aka Jewish for Good. Details and to register here.

Hosted by Bnai Torah. Details TK.

Co-hosted by the Jewish Federation and Center For Jewish Education. Details TK

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Join Anna and Karen Gerwin for Purim libations at “The Rusty Grogger,” hosted by Congregation Beth Elohim in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Drink recipes (The Dirty Vash-tini, Esther…I Hardly Know Her, and Mordechai and Dry) and details here.

Anna joins a special Purim Lunch & Learn with Rachel Kamin and the Sisterhood Book Club at NSS Beth El. Register here.

Join Anna in conversation with Rhea Tregebov. Tickets are pay what you can. Register here.

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Hosted by the Evelyn Rubenstein JCC. Register here.

With Sarah Blake, author of Naamah. Hosted by Sutton Place Synagogue. Details TK.

Anna will Zoom in to take questions at the AJL’s discussion of The Book of V. Details TK.

Anna speaks at the ICCJ’s Book Café. Details TK.

Hosted by the JCA of Southern Maine. Details TK.

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Register here for The Book of V: A Reading & Conversation with Anna Solomon and Sivan Rotholz

Hosted by Temple Beth Ami. More info here.

Hosted by Washington Hebrew Congregation. Details TK.

Hosted by the Sid Jacobson JCC and Temple Sinai. More info here.

Learn more and sign up for this virtual conversation here.

Hosted by the Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island. Details here.

In conversation with Anna’s dear friend (and her very first fiction teacher!) Jenna Blum, author of The Lost Family, among other wonderful novels. Register here.

Hosted by the JCC of Greater Albuquerque as part of their 2020 Book Fest. Details here.

Hosted by the Merage JCC. Details here.

Anna appears with Erica Katz, author of The Boys’ Club, at the first annual Florida JCCs Jewish Book Fest. Register here.

BLO pairs The Book of V. with “mad scenes,” an operatic trope largely popularized in 19th century European opera where male composers wrote elaborate, vocally demanding scenes for virtuosic singers – primarily women – to show off their vocal prowess while having a dramatic, emotional breakdown on stage. Their featured example will be the famous mad scene from Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor, “Il dolce suono/Spargi d’amaro piano.” Details here.

Hosted by the JCC of Greater Albuquerque. Details here.

Anna speaks at the Jewish Book Festival, sponsored by the United Jewish Federation of Tidewater. Details here.

A discussion sponsored by Temple Emanu-El in Haverhill as part of its Fall 2020 Author Mini-Series. More info here.