1 Tess Gunty (Exile in Bookville) The Indiana-raised author discusses her highly anticipated debut novel, “Rabbit Hutch,” with Lindsay Hunter. August 9, 7pm
2 Silvia Moreno-Garcia (Harold Washington Library Center) The author discusses her new novel, “The Daughter of Doctor Moreau.” August 23, 6pm
3 Elizabeth Crane (Women and Children First) The former Chicagoan discusses her new memoir, “This Story Will Change: After the Happily Ever After” with Gina Frangello. August 22, 7pm
4 Nick Drnaso (Seminary Co-op) The only Booker Prize-nominated graphic novelist discusses his new book, “Acting Class.” August 25, 6pm
5 Bughouse Square: A History in Song and Story (Newberry Library) An outdoor celebration in Washington Square Park for the city’s celebrated site for soapbox debate. August 27, 1pm-3pm
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