Vintage pop-up book. Andrew Garn: Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, SI
1 Dr. Robin R. Means Coleman (Bookends and Beginnings) The Northwestern scholar discusses her book, “The Black Guy Dies First: Black Horror Cinema from Fodder to Oscar,” at the bookstore’s new location. March 9, 6pm
2 Rev. Wheeler Parker Jr. & Christopher Benson (American Writers Museum) The authors discuss “A Few Days Full of Trouble: Revelations on the Journey to Justice for My Cousin and Best Friend, Emmett Till.” March 16, 6pm
3 Pop-Up Books Through the Ages (The Newberry) An exhibition exploring the past, present and future of interactive books. Opens March 21
4 Richard Engling (The Book Cellar) The founder of Polarity Ensemble Theatre discusses his comic novel set in the storefront theater scene, “Give My Regards to Nowhere.” March 22, 7pm
5 Copper Canyon Fiftieth Anniversary (Poetry Foundation) Two days of events featuring editors and celebrated poets to mark the esteemed poetry imprint’s birthday. March 23, 7pm and March 25, 2pm
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