Alaya Dawn Johnson: 2020 National Book Festival
Winner of the Nebula award, Alaya Dawn Johnson’s novel “Trouble the Saints” (Tor) is a dazzling, daring story set against the darkly glamorous backdrop of New York City at the very start of World War II. In it, a young woman from Harlem is hired as an assassin, falls in love and tries to change her fate before it’s too late.
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Leigh Bardugo: 2020 National Book Festival
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David McCullough: Americans in Paris
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Alaya Dawn Johnson Live Q&A: 2020 National Book Festival
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Fiction Through a Different Lens: 2019 National Book Festival
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Lily Henley Oral History
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Broadway's Andy Einhorn on Pop Music Legend Burt Bacharach
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“A Perfect Coincidence” of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams: A Conversation with Jim Rasenberger
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AFC50: An Evening of Jewish Music with Lily Henley
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Family Day: "Carlotta's Special Dress" in Civil Rights History
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Made at the Library: The Library of Congress: From Jefferson's Vision to the Digital Age
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The Appalachian Trail: A Printed Journey
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How the 1876 World's Fair Launched the Telephone Revolution
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Trace Adkins Oral History Interview
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Interview with Greg Harris, CEO of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
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Benjamin Beilman, violin and Steven Osborne, piano
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Wood Engraving and the Art of Nature
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"Kumbaya" and the Kronos Quartet's Three Bones
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Reginald Mobley Post-concert Conversation
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