Upcoming events
Inprint Honoree Fanonne Jeffers & Tiphanie Yanique Reading
EVENT DETAILS: This in-person reading will take place at a centrally-located venue in Houston, Texas, and will be available to season subscribers for viewing on the Inprint website; more details to come. Honorée Fanonne Jeffers and Tiphanie Yanique will give brief readings from their new novels The Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois and Monster in the Middle, followed by an on-stage conversation with a fellow writer, and a book sale and signing.
Miami Book Fair
During eight days each November hundreds of authors and thousands of readers converge on Downtown Miami for the nation's premier literary festival. And when that's over, we keep it going, month in, month out.
Hugo House: Fiction Forms
All Levels | Fiction writers have not made as much intentional use of form — or we don’t know we’re doing it, don’t want other people to know we are doing it, or think that being in conversation with others might be reductive rather than productive. So what are the fiction forms? And what are fictional elements in the world that might be called upon as references for new written fictional forms? What new fiction forms does our culture need now? In this class, we will address these questions and find ways to answer them in our work.
Well-Read Black Girl Festival
Shining a light on girlhood - on motherhood - on sisterhood - on freedom
Well-Read Black Girl Festival returns in 2021! A virtual celebration in honor of our 5th anniversary.
Emory: Monster in the Middle Book Launch
Co-sponsored by the Department of African American Studies
http://creativewriting.emory.edu/home/people/core-faculty/yanique-tiphanie.html
Decatur Book Festival
Join us for an exceptional literary fiction panel moderated by Nicole Stamant.
Tiphanie Yanique, the award-winning author of Land of Love and Drowning, will discuss Monster in the Middle, her electric new novel that maps the emotional inheritance of one couple newly in love.
Spanning more than half a century and cities from New Delhi to Atlanta, Anjali Enjeti will discuss her debut novel The Parted Earth, a heartfelt and human portrait of the long shadow of the Partition of India on the lives of three generations of women.
Kweli International Literary Festival: Tiphanie Yanique on Monster in the Middle with Kaitlyn Greenidge
Kweli International Literary Festival 2021 is a 10-week ONLINE literary arts festival. Award-winning authors Kaitlyn Greenidge and Tiphanie Yanique will be our opening and closing keynote speakers, respectively. Readings, conversations, craft talks, writing workshops and master classes with authors Hala Alyan, NoViolet Bulawayo, Yiyun Li, Dinaw Mengestu, Kirstin Valdez Quade, Jake Skeets, Crystal Wilkinson and others will run from July 15th through September 16th.
Kweli International Literary Festival: Black Fiction Forms, Tiphanie Yanique
Kweli International Literary Festival 2021 is a 10-week ONLINE literary arts festival. Award-winning authors Kaitlyn Greenidge and Tiphanie Yanique will be our opening and closing keynote speakers, respectively. Readings, conversations, craft talks, writing workshops and master classes with authors Hala Alyan, NoViolet Bulawayo, Yiyun Li, Dinaw Mengestu, Kirstin Valdez Quade, Jake Skeets, Crystal Wilkinson and others will run from July 15th through September 16th.
Brooklyn Caribbean Literary Festival
It is an immersive, captivating experience for the hearer and an obeisance to the one whose work is being delivered. In the voice of their peers, new meaning is imbued, and previously locked doors to realms of understanding are discovered.
Author's Note is an intimate and triumphant high note of praise where some of the finest contemporary Caribbean writers read, reflect, and discuss the other's work and stories among themselves and to us, the ever-grateful and doting audience.
Hosted by: Saraciea Fennell (Hond)
In conversation with Desmond Hall (JA), Andre Bagoo (TT), Tiphanie Yanique (USVI), Naima Coster (DR)
BreadLoaf Writers Conference Week 2
Tiphanie Yanique will be faculty at BreadLoaf this summer
BreadLoaf Writers Conference Week 1
Tiphanie Yanique will be faculty at Bread Loaf this summer
Fordham University
a reading, craft talk and Q & A as acclaimed author Tiphanie Yanique leads us on a tour of her Georgia home. You'll follow along in your own home as she speaks on her book The Land of Love and Drowning as environmental literature and asks us to meditate on space, power and belonging.
Murder by the Book
A.E. Osworth in conversation with Tiphanie Yanique - Virtual Event
A.E. Osworth is Part-Time Faculty at The New School, where they teach digital storytelling to undergraduates. They've spent eight years writing all over the internet, including a stint as Geekery Editor for Autostraddle. Their work has also been published in Quartz, Mashable, Electric Literature, Guernica and Paper Darts, among others.