The Library of Congress

Prize-winning columnist discusses his new book as part of "Books & Beyond" series. Discussion will take place in the Library of Congress, James Madison Building, Pickford Theater. Call 202-707-5221 for information.

"The challenge of translating Hebrew literature into English will be discussed by Nicholas de Lange and Yaacob Dweck. They will introduce and read excerpts from their recent translations of works of modern Hebrew literature at a program to be held at the Library of Congress at noon on Wednesday, March ... (more)26 in the African and Middle Eastern Division Conference Room (Room 220), located in the Thomas Jefferson Building at 10 First Street S.E. Washington, D.C. Their readings will include works by S. Yizhar and Haim Sabato." (Library of Congress website) "The program is free and open to the public." (The Washington Jewish Week)

Both authors read from their work following an introduction by U.S. Poet Laureate Charles Simic. James Madison Building, Montpelier Room. Call 202-707-5394 for more information. (Book World, The Washington Post)

The writer and activist discusses his new Library of America anthology. Montpelier Room. 202-707-5221. (Book World, The Washington Post)

The U.S. Marine Corps Captain discusses and signs his book. James Madison Building. Room LM 139. 202-707-5034.

Madeleine Albright discusses and signs her book. Her distinguished career in government includes positions on the National Security Council and as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.

The author discusses his book. Pickford Theater in the Madison Building. The lecture, which is free and open to the public, is sponsored jointly by the Hebraic Section of the African and Middle Eastern Division and the Hebrew Language Table, in cooperation with the Embassy of Israel. Tickets are not ... (more)required.

The Silver Spring, Maryland, resident will discuss his memoir. Room 220. Thomas Jefferson Building. Open to the public. Free. Tickets are not required.