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SUMMARY:4/11: Author Event - LeConté Dill - Reading\, Discussion\, & Book Signing
DESCRIPTION:LeConté Dill\, debut author of Soul Survivors\, will join us for a book reading\, discussion\, and signing. \nAbout the Book \nSoul Survivors is a collection of persona poems where three Black girl storytellers take the reader along journeys through Oakland\, Atlanta\, and Brooklyn\, respectively. The book is informed by 15 years of the author’s community-engaged research in and with urban neighborhoods and the young people and organizations there. \nAbout the Author \nLeConté Dill was born and raised in South Central Los Angeles\, California. She is a storyteller\, artist\, educator\, and scholar. She is the Director of Graduate Studies and an Associate Professor in the Department of African American and African Studies at Michigan State University. LeConté’s work is critically informed by years of working in partnership with youth-serving\, community- and arts-based organizations across the U.S. and South Africa. In her research\, teaching\, art\, and advocacy\, she aims to listen to and show up for Black girls\, in particular\, and is committed to documenting their strategies of wellness\, healing\, and resistance. Soul Survivors is her debut book.
URL:https://www.shopbooksweet.com/calendar/april11-lecontedill/
LOCATION:Booksweet\, 1729 Plymouth Road\, Ann Arbor\, MI\, 48105\, United States
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SUMMARY:3/22: Dreaming in Color Allyship Workshop Intro with Erin Dewsbury-Ribeiro
DESCRIPTION:3/22: Allyship Workshop Launch Event with Erin Dewsbury-Ribeiro \nErin Dewsbury-Ribeiro\, author of the recent biography Dreaming in Color: An Allyship Journey\, will join us at Booksweet to describe her allyship workshop series\, to include an overview and discussion of the upcoming series! \nDreaming in Color: Allyship workshops with Erin Dewsbury-Ribeiro\, hosted by Booksweet. \nErin will be hosting an ongoing allyship workshop series in 2026\, with monthly meetings at Booksweet beginning in February! \nWho’s the educator? \nAs a first-time author\, I’m thrilled to bring my lifelong love of learning\, storytelling\, and human connection to the page. With over two decades of experience in project management\, sales\, and human resources—particularly in training\, learning\, and development—I’ve spent my career helping people grow\, lead\, and thrive. Now\, I’m channeling that same energy into writing. \nMy journey has been shaped by a deep commitment to Diversity\, Equity\, and Inclusion\, both personally and professionally. As the founder of The Power of Inclusivity LLC\, a DEI practitioner and workshop facilitator\, I advocate for inclusive spaces where every voice is heard and valued. I’m also a Gallup Certified Strengths Coach\, passionate about helping individuals uncover their unique talents and lead with authenticity. \nMulticultural by nature and curious by design\, I’ve worked across borders and languages—including Japanese and German—and believe that stories are one of the most powerful tools we have to build empathy and understanding. Whether I’m coaching teams\, leading workshops\, or diving into a new book\, I’m always chasing the next spark of insight. \nDreaming in Color: An Allyship Journey is the next chapter in my journey—a reflection of the lessons\, curiosities\, and passions that have guided me so far. I hope it inspires readers to embrace their strengths\, challenge their assumptions\, and stay endlessly curious.
URL:https://www.shopbooksweet.com/calendar/dreaming-in-color_march2026/
LOCATION:Booksweet\, 1729 Plymouth Road\, Ann Arbor\, MI\, 48105\, United States
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SUMMARY:3/14: Book Launch For A Coffin Full of Pineapples with Hilary U. Cohen!
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with Meadowlark Design and Build\, Booksweet is thrilled to welcome Hilary Cohen to celebrate the launch of her second novel A Coffin Full of Pineapples!! Join us for an author reading\, Q&A\, book signings\, refreshments\, and more! \nWe will start with a reading at 5:15pm. Hilary will be available for questions and signings with light refreshments until 7:00pm! \nPreorder your copy here! \nAbout The Book// \nThe remote Grenadine islands- sailing paradise of the southern Caribbean. Home of Maggie and Jake’s popular little charter boat company and\, now… murder. \nAfter prevailing in A Turquoise Grave\, popular heroine Maggie Mullaley is back to take on the Amalgamated Fruit Company when this giant industrial agriculture conglomerate moves in on tiny St. Vincent. Maggie\, a part time lawyer on her days off from sailing\, gets drawn into the fight of local pineapple farmers to hold onto their land. Dark secrets begin to emerge from the company’s past of environmental degradation and human catastrophe. Secrets they will go to any length to keep hidden. Suddenly\, Maggie’s client Solange\, a feisty woman farmer with secrets of her own\, is in their cross hairs\, and Maggie is sailing a hard race against time\, to expose the truth before it’s too late. \nA Coffin Full of Pineapples is the second in a series of mystery novels that Hilary Cohen first introduced to readers in 2023 with A Turquoise Grave. Set in the remote Grenadine Islands of the southern Caribbean\, the novels feature former Chicago lawyer Maggie Mullaley\, young\, plucky\, trying to leave past sorrows behind. Maggie is in the Caribbean to regain her emotional footing\, longing for nothing more than the sea and the charms of village life. An experienced sailor\, she winds up crewing for raffish charter boat captain Jake Phelps and finds herself in a world about as far from her disintegrating former existence in Chicago as possible. \nAbout The Author// \nWith A Coffin Full of Pineapples\, Hilary Cohen expands her growing series of Caribbean Island mystery novels\, first begun in 2023 with A Turquoise Grave. The mysteries are a recent addition to Hilary’s long career in the arts. She has worked in the theater as an actor\, director\, and playwright for more than 40 years\, and is known to many Ann Arborites for her role as one of the Artistic Directors of Wild Swan Theater. She has also published widely\, writing about the arts and travel for numerous professional journals\, magazines\, and blogs. She is a passionate sailor and combined her love of storytelling\, travel\, and sailing in a piece she wrote for the New York Times Travel Section in 2017\, the combination a hint of the mystery novels to come. For more information\, please visit www.hilaryucohen.com. There you will also find a host of postings that capture sailing and village life through photos\, interviews\, and character sketches.
URL:https://www.shopbooksweet.com/calendar/3-14hilary_u_cohen/
LOCATION:Booksweet\, 1729 Plymouth Road\, Ann Arbor\, MI\, 48105\, United States
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SUMMARY:2/27: Author Event - Bill Gerencer Discusses Working Waterfront
DESCRIPTION:2/27: Author Event- Bill Gerencer Discusses Working Waterfront \nCome join us at Booksweet for an exciting in-person event with author Bill Gerencer as he discusses his latest book\, Working Waterfront. Get ready to dive into the world of his captivating storytelling and learn more about the seafood industry – including trawler fishing\, selling\, overseeing and quality assurance for Foley’s Fish. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to meet the author and connect with fellow book lovers. See you there! \nWorking Waterfront is an insider’s view of the world of seafood from deck to dining table.\nThe New England Waterfront borders the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank–one of the\nmost important\, vibrant\, and productive of the world’s fishing grounds.
URL:https://www.shopbooksweet.com/calendar/bill-gerencer/
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SUMMARY:1/27: Austin Channing Brown Writing Workshop #1
DESCRIPTION:1/27: Writing Workshop Launch Event with Austin Channing Brown \nAustin Channing Brown\, author of the recent biography Full of Myself: Black Womanhood and the Journey to Self-Possession\, will join us at Booksweet for the first session in her winter-spring writing workshop series! \nYour Inside Voice: writing workshops with Austin Channing Brown\, hosted by Booksweet \nAustin will be hosting an ongoing writing workshop series in 2026\, with monthly meetings at Booksweet beginning in January! The workshop schedule will be: January 27\, February 24\, March 24\, and April 28. \nThere is a voice inside your heart that only you can hear. Whenever you sit down to write\, that voice rises to meet you. It chooses words\, reaches for phrases\, and creates meaning. The more you write\, the more you learn to recognize your inside voice. And that’s when the fun begins. When you learn to listen to that voice\, embrace that voice you can create entire worlds that never existed before you set pen to paper. I want to help you honor your inside voice. Every fourth Tuesday from 6:00-7:30pm (except December) we’ll meet at Booksweet to hone our craft together. Each workshop focuses on a different element of writing\, and are stand alone. So you don’t have to attend the first one to understand the second one. \nWorkshop #1 \nSession 1: Work That Sentence \nEvery story is made of words. Those words form sentences. And sentences are the building blocks of storytelling. In this workshop we are going to take sentences apart and rebuild them to make them work for you and your reader. *Bring to class three copies of your favorite piece of writing\, 2-4 paragraphs long. \nWho’s the educator? \nAustin Channing Brown is a Black woman author whose writing career started during the age of blogging. For four years she wrote compellingly about racial justice in America. In 2018 she published her first book\, Im Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness which became a NYT and USA Today bestseller. It was also chosen for Reese’s Book Club and featured in the show Bel-Air. Austin also wrote a young readers version of Im Still Here. In 2025 she released Full of Myself: Black Womanhood and the Journey to Self-Possession. It also became a USA Today bestseller. In addition to publishing books\, Austin writes a successful newsletter with more than 20\,000 readers\, and she is currently working on her next two book projects. Austin has a business management degree\, a masters in social justice and has been awarded an honorary doctorate for her racial justice work and writing.
URL:https://www.shopbooksweet.com/calendar/jan27_writing-workshop/
LOCATION:Booksweet\, 1729 Plymouth Road\, Ann Arbor\, MI\, 48105\, United States
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SUMMARY:1/12: Author Event - Scott Ellsworth Discusses Midnight on the Potomac
DESCRIPTION:1/12: Civil War Round Table Meeting with Scott Ellsworth \nScott Ellsworth\, author of the recent Midnight on the Potomac\, will join us at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital (1st Floor Auditorium*) for a discussion\, book reading\, and signing event! \nAbout the Book \nMidnight on the Potomac: The Last Year of the Civil War\, the Lincoln Assassination\, and the Rebirth of America is a new and revealing look at the last year of the Civil War and the assassination of President Lincoln. Based on extensive research in often overlooked historical sources\, the book presents compelling evidence that our portrait of John Wilkes Booth has been seriously flawed\, while a sweeping Union victory was far from assured even during the war’s final\, fraught months. Hailed by the Wall Street Journal as “a suspenseful narrative brimming with engaging insights”; an Amazon Editors Pick for Best History\, and #2 on the Civil War Monitor’s Best-Selling Civil war books of 2025\, author Scott Ellsworth will set the stage for a re-examination of the last\, climatic year of the nation’s bloodiest war. \nDescribed by one reviewer as “a historian with the soul of a poet\,” Scott Ellsworth is a New York Times bestselling author of five books\, including the winner of a PEN Book Award and a National Book Award longlist. Formerly a historian at the Smithsonian Institution\, he has written about American history for The New York Times\, The Washington Post\, and The Los Angeles Times\, and has appeared on the TODAY Show\, PBS’s The American Experience\, CNN\, Fox News\, the BBC\, and other media outlets. He lives in Ann Arbor where\, for the past eighteen years\, he’s taught at the University of Michigan. \n*1st Floor Auditorium\, St. Joseph Mercy Hospital; Admin. Bldg. & Educ. Center\, 5305 Elliott Dr.\, Ann Arbor\, MI
URL:https://www.shopbooksweet.com/calendar/jan12_scott_ellsworth/
LOCATION:St. Joseph Mercy Hospital\, 5305 Elliott Dr.\, Ann Arbor\, United States
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SUMMARY:1/10: Author Event: Austin Channing Brown discusses Writing Workshops
DESCRIPTION:1/10: Writing Workshop Launch Event with Austin Channing Brown \nAustin Channing Brown\, author of the recent biography Full of Myself: Black Womanhood and the Journey to Self-Possession\, will join us at Booksweet to describe her upcoming writing workshop series\, to include a one-hour overview and “ask me anything about publishing” Q&A event\, followed by a book signing starting at 3pm! \nYour Inside Voice: writing workshops with Austin Channing Brown\, hosted by Booksweet \nAustin will be hosting an ongoing writing workshop series in 2026\, with monthly meetings at Booksweet beginning in January! The workshop schedule will be: January 27\, February 24\, March 24\, and April 28. \nWho’s the educator? \nAustin Channing Brown is a Black woman author whose writing career started during the age of blogging. For four years she wrote compellingly about racial justice in America. In 2018 she published her first book\, Im Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness which became a NYT and USA Today bestseller. It was also chosen for Reese’s Book Club and featured in the show Bel-Air. Austin also wrote a young readers version of Im Still Here. In 2025 she released Full of Myself: Black Womanhood and the Journey to Self-Possession. It also became a USA Today bestseller. In addition to publishing books\, Austin writes a successful newsletter with more than 20\,000 readers\, and she is currently working on her next two book projects. Austin has a business management degree\, a masters in social justice and has been awarded an honorary doctorate for her racial justice work and writing.
URL:https://www.shopbooksweet.com/calendar/jan10_writing_workshop/
LOCATION:Booksweet\, 1729 Plymouth Road\, Ann Arbor\, MI\, 48105\, United States
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SUMMARY:1/3: Author Event - Jihyun Yun Discusses And the River Drags Her Down
DESCRIPTION:1/3: Author Event with Jihyun Yun \nJihyun Yun\, author of the recent YA horror novel And the River Drags Her Down\, will join us at Booksweet for a book reading and signing event! \nAbout the Book \nShe has always known the rules – never resurrect anything larger than the palm of her hand\, but that was before her sister died. A chilling\, compulsive exploration of sisterhood\, loss\, and revenge. \nWhen her older sister is found mysteriously drowned in the river that cuts through their small coastal town\, Soojin Han disregards every rule and uses her ancestral magic to bring Mirae back from the dead. At first\, the sisters are overjoyed\, reveling in late-night escapades and the miracle of being together again\, but Mirae grows tired of hiding from the world. She becomes restless and hungry . . . \nDriven by an insatiable desire to finish what she started in life\, to unravel the truth that crushed her family so many years ago\, Mirae is out for revenge. \nWhen their town is engulfed by increasingly destructive rain and a series of harrowing\, unusual deaths\, Soojin is forced to reckon with the fact that perhaps the sister she brought back isn’t the one she knew.
URL:https://www.shopbooksweet.com/calendar/jan3-jihyun-yun/
LOCATION:Booksweet\, 1729 Plymouth Road\, Ann Arbor\, MI\, 48105\, United States
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SUMMARY:12/13: An Afternoon of Poetry Featuring Jennifer Burd & Naudia Reeves
DESCRIPTION:12/13: An Afternoon of Poetry Featuring Jennifer Burd & Naudia Reeves \nJoin us at Booksweet 12/13 for poetry and live music! Naudia Reeves will read poems\, as will Jennifer Burd (accompanied by Laz’s music)!
URL:https://www.shopbooksweet.com/calendar/dec13_poetry_afternoon/
LOCATION:Booksweet\, 1729 Plymouth Road\, Ann Arbor\, MI\, 48105\, United States
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SUMMARY:12/7: Author Reading Featuring Ann Epstein\, Maureen Aitken and Keith Hood
DESCRIPTION:12/7: Afternoon Reading Featuring Ann Epstein\, Maureen Aitken and Keith Hood \nCome join us for an afternoon of readings at Booksweet! We are thrilled to welcome Ann Arbor authors Ann Epstein\, Maureen Aitken and Keith Hood reading from selected works. \nAnn S. Epstein (she/her) writes novels\, stories\, memoir\, poems\, and essays. Her awards include a Pushcart Prize creative nonfiction nomination\, Walter Sullivan fiction prize\, Historical Novel Review Editors’ Choice selection\, and St. Lawrence Book Award Finalist nomination. Her novels are On the Shore\, Tazia and Gemma\, A Brain. A Heart. The Nerve.\, The Great Stork Derby\, One Person’s Loss\, and The Sister Knot\, and Who Cares? (in press). Her other work appears in North American Review\, Sewanee Review\, PRISM International\, Ascent\, The Long Story\, and elsewhere. She also has a PhD in developmental psychology\, MFA in fiber art\, and certification as an end-of-life doula. Her website is https://www.asewovenwords.com. \nMaureen Aitken‘s award-winning short story collection was reissued by Wayne State University in September\, 2025. It has won The Nilson Prize\, The Foreword Review Gold Prize\, and received a Kirkus Star. Her stories have been published widely in journals such as Prairie Schooner\, New Letters\, and The Missouri Review. Most recently\, her story was a finalist for The Missouri Review’s Perkoff Prize. She has taught at The University of Michigan\, Hamline University\, and The University of Minnesota. \nKeith Hood is a former janitor and window cleaner. He retired from a job as a field technician for a Michigan electric utility after 32 years avoiding electrocution. His prose and poetry have appeared in Blue Mesa Review\, Quick Fiction\, Flash Fiction Magazine\, 50 Give or Take\, Your Impossible Voice\, one sentence poems\, Five Minutes One Hundred Words\, The Forge Literary Journal\, and Vestal Review. Keith’s photography has appeared in Ontario Review\, Helen: A Literary Journal\, The Grief Diaries\, Storm Cellar Street Lit\, and F-Stop\, and in an exhibition at The Toledo Museum of Art.
URL:https://www.shopbooksweet.com/calendar/dec7-ann-epstein-maureen-aitken-keith-hood/
LOCATION:Booksweet\, 1729 Plymouth Road\, Ann Arbor\, MI\, 48105\, United States
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SUMMARY:12/6: Author Event- D.J. Hoogacker Discusses Chasing Autumn
DESCRIPTION:12/6: Author Event- D.J. Hoogacker Discusses Chasing Autumn \nCome join us at Booksweet for an exciting in-person event with author D.J. Hoogacker as she discusses her latest book\, Chasing Autumn. Get ready to dive into the world of her captivating storytelling and learn more about the inspiration behind this intriguing novel. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to meet the author and connect with fellow book lovers. See you there!
URL:https://www.shopbooksweet.com/calendar/dec6-dj-hoogacker/
LOCATION:Booksweet\, 1729 Plymouth Road\, Ann Arbor\, MI\, 48105\, United States
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SUMMARY:11/15: Author Event - Gabrielle Jones Discusses Killing Kam
DESCRIPTION:11/15: Author Event- Gabrielle Jones Discusses her Novel Killing Kam\n\n\n\nBooksweet is thrilled to welcome Gabrielle Jones to discuss her new book\, Killing Kam. She will read from the book\, answer questions\, and sign books! We’ll be offering light refreshments during this event. \nRSVP via Eventbrite \nAbout the Book \nCollege junior\, Brielle Johnston thinks she finally has her life all set in stone\, in the way she has always wanted. She returns home to reminisce about her childhood days of what could have been. That’s when things take a turn for the worst in an unexpected twist. \nAt a small-town football game\, Brielle runs into her long-lost love\, Lipton Devonshire\, whom she desperately never really got over. She left him behind without any closure from their high school days she dreamed she could have had. \nOnce she thinks she has everything she has ever wanted\, a perfect college career and the chance to reconnect with the love of her life\, Kam Larson appears to take it all away and jeopardize her entire future. \nNow Brielle must do everything in her power to do whatever it takes to get revenge to have what she longs for. Even if it means killing Kam. \nAbout The Author \nGabrielle Jones was born and raised in a small town in Michigan her whole life\, so she is no stranger to the cold weather. She enjoys spending most of her time writing when she has the chance\, mostly in the middle of the night when she should be sleeping. She enjoys being able to bring a story to life\, being able to capture a story that could easily be told and something that many can relate to at some point in their lives. When Gabrielle isn’t writing either a romance or thriller\, she enjoys spending her time with friends or even making a playlist of songs to match her next novel. To stay connected with her\, follow her on socials everywhere at Gabriellejonesauthor.
URL:https://www.shopbooksweet.com/calendar/nov15-gabrielle-jones/
LOCATION:Booksweet\, 1729 Plymouth Road\, Ann Arbor\, MI\, 48105\, United States
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