$10 for members, $20 for non-members Inprint and Asia Society Texas are thrilled to co-present New York Times bestselling author of Crying in H Mart Michelle Zauner and acclaimed author Bryan Washington for a conversation on the development of her memoir, the origins and successes of her band Japanese Breakfast, writing about food, and how her family and Korean heritage has influenced her art. Books will be available for purchase at the event and there will be an on-site book-signing following…

To get tickets to JLF Houston, click here and use the discount code JLF2022. To see the schedule for Day 2, click here. The exhilarating energy of the Jaipur Literature Festival returns to Houston this year to celebrate the unique culture, diversity, and energy of the Bayou City. Join Teamwork Arts, the producer of JLF Houston, for a weekend of live in-person programs that showcase South Asia’s rich literary and oral heritage, while also featuring authors from around the world as…

To get tickets to JLF Houston, click here and use the discount code JLF2022. To see the schedule for Day 1, click here. The exhilarating energy of the Jaipur Literature Festival returns to Houston this year to celebrate the unique culture, diversity, and energy of the Bayou City. Join Teamwork Arts, the producer of JLF Houston, for a weekend of live in-person programs that showcase South Asia’s rich literary and oral heritage, while also featuring authors from around the world…

Free advanced tickets to this event have sold out. All open seats will be released to the public at 7:25 p.m. Inprint and Asia Society Texas are proud to present Baylor College of Medicine physician and hospitalist Ricardo Nuila, sharing his debut book The People’s Hospital: Hope and Peril in American Medicine. The program will include a reading and on-stage conversation with Inprint Donald Barthelme Prize in Fiction winner Tayyba Maya Kanwal, followed by a book sale and signing. General…

Join Inprint as we kick off the 2023 BIPOC Book Fest with an Inprint Writing Workout entitled Book Spanning led by newly appointed Houston Poet Laureate and 2022 Inprint Marion Barthelme Prize in Creative Writing winner Aris Kian. Book Spanning – designed to combat book bans and censorship and prioritize and center BIPOC narratives – is an hour-long generative creative workshop open to everyone attending the BIPOC Book Fest. This workshop will play with crafting titles that amplify the imaginations…

  The talented bilingual Inprint Poetry Buskers will be writing free personalized poems on the spot for BIPOC Book Fest attendees on requested themes using typewriters. Come by the Inprint table from 12 – 3 pm to see the local writers in action and walk away with your very own poem in English or Spanish. About BIPOC Book Fest The annual BIPOC Book Fest is a celebration centered on underrepresented voices through a showcase of literary works that feature Black,…