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Sunday, Oct 31, at a. Las Vegas Farm. Additional Dates: Saturday, Oct 30, at a. Flag This Event. Our writing is often a reflection of our lived experience, and while some of us live extraordinary lives, the rest of us do not. So, how do we use our daily lives as inspiration? Tracy Honn and Katie Garth created QPL in response to the loss of shared public space and institutional art access during the ongoing global health crisis.

The project uses a one-sheet zine format to make the books easy to print at home, connecting new audiences in over 70 countries to books by more than artists. By provoking joyful interactions with printed artwork, QPL has worked to disrupt pervasive feelings of isolation during the global pandemic.

During this drop-in workshop, presenters will demonstrate how to make a book from a single sheet of standard office paper.

Participants will use this format to transform titles from Quarantine Public Library into their own mini-book collection, making one or several books to take away.

Drop in between p. A workshop in which participants will be guided through the process of creating a Cascading Book designed and instructed by Keri Miki-Lani Schroeder. A writing workshop in which students will explore cultural wealth and power. Collectively, students will have an opportunity to take inventory of the rich cultures they come from and build narratives of strength.

The goal of this workshop is to honor the powerful legacies we come from and envision futures in which we thrive. Inspired by her retelling of the classic fairy tale Rumpelstiltskin, Gold Spun author Brandie June will instruct this workshop on how to create morally grey characters. Siu will conduct a minute book signing. The National Endowment for the Arts Big Read is designed to broaden our understanding of our world, our communities, and ourselves through the joy of sharing a good book.

James Norman will present a minute Keynote Address on his philosophy of art-as-commodity vs. Advances in communication technology are transforming how journalists do their jobs.

But the fundamental challenge to report the news with accuracy, depth and balance is the same today as it has been for decades.

Fran Lebowitz will appear in conversation with Las Vegas opinion writer and criminal defense attorney Dayvid Figler. Fran Lebowitz will conduct a minute signing after the main event. Keen observers of nature, and engaging storytellers learn about the work and experiences of these two captivating authors. Kendra Atleework is the winner of the Sigurd F.

Authors will discuss what drew them to the Romance genre, and how to write stories readers connect with.

Romance authors will discuss how they weave real-life struggles into their books while still giving their readers—and their characters—the love stories they desire.

Moderated by Scott Dickensheets. Art critic and essayist Dave Hickey has been a controversial figure in the art world for 20 years — including a memorable tenure in Las Vegas. With a new critical study of his work and life, Far from Respectable, now in bookstores, its author, Daniel Oppenheimer, talks with prominent Los Angeles Times book critic David L.