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Matt Weiland has 10 past events. (show) All are welcome to join the viewing of a film produced by Powell's Book Store about the book State By State. This is a recently published book including an author with story for each state! Free and Open To The Public.
Inspired by the Federal Writers Project of the WPA, editors Matt Weiland and Sean Wilsey asked 50 of the top writers working today to write about “what they talk about when they talk about their states.” Rick Moody, who grew up in Fairfield County, wrote about Connecticut. State by State: A Panoramic ... (more)OUT OF THE BOOK 3 Join us for another film with an inside look into STATE BY STATE Thurs, Oct 16th 7:00 pm At the Library
Vroman's Bookstore: Vroman's presents a screening of State by State: A Panoramic Portrait of America (October 10 at 19:00) Vroman's is proud to present an Out of the Book film premiere celebrating the release of State by State, a landmark collection featuring the reflections of 50 prominent authors and artists, each addressing a different state. The brainchild of editors Matt Weiland and Sean Wilsey, State by State resurrects ... (more)State By State: A Panoramic Portrait of America An Out of the Book production, State By State: A Panoramic Portrait of America is based on the book by the same name which features the reflections of 50 prominent authors and artists. Each contributor addresses one state. Sarah Vowell on Montana, Jonathan ... (more)Out of the Book™ films generate conversation. They capture attention and engage imaginations by presenting authors as charismatic, compelling personalities through an artful combination of interviews, expert commentary, intriguing excerpts, original music, and striking cinematography. Out of the Book, ... (more)Harvard Book Store: MATT WEILAND, Alison Bechdel, Tony Horwitz, Joshua Clark (September 29 at 19:00) Harvard Book Store and Powell's Books are very pleased to welcome State by State co-editor MATT WEILAND with contributors ALISON BECHDEL (Vermont), TONY HORWITZ (Virginia), JOSHUA CLARK (Louisiana), and more excellent individuals for a discussion of State by State--a collection of original writing on ... (more)Event location: Brattle Theatre (40 Brattle Street, Cambridge)
The Book Shelf: Out of the Book: State By State (September 23 at 19:30) Out of the Book, Volume 3: State by State State by State, a "wonderful...beguiling" collection (Publishers Weekly, starred review) of 50 original essays, resurrects a landmark effort from the 1930s when the Federal Writers' Project commissioned America's best authors "to describe America to Americans." ... (more)Edwin Frank, editor of NYRB Classics, and Matt Weiland will talk a little about the book, joined by some special guests to read some short, sharp, and funny bits from it. with: -- Ian Parker, staff writer for The New Yorker -- Nathaniel Rich, author of The Mayor’s Tongue -- Robert Sullivan, author ... (more)BookCourt: Matt Weiland with Tom Vanderbilt, Mike Wallace, and Colson Whitehead (September 2 at 19:00) Matt Weiland. Edwin Frank, editor of NYRB Classics, and Matt Weiland will talk a little about the book, joined by some special guests to read some short, sharp, and funny bits from it. with: -- Tom Vanderbilt, author of the bestselling Traffic -- Mike Wallace, Pulitzer Prize-winning co-author of Gotham -- Colson ... (more)
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