Harvard Book Store

📆 Tues. 5/26 @ 7PM: We join the Harvard University Division of Science in welcoming Professor Maria Tata in store for a discussion of her book, "Arachnomania: Spiders and the Cultural Work They Do For Us", in conversation with Charlie Tyson. Learn more: buff.ly/mXwemTF

📆 Sat. 5/30 at 7PM: Get your tickets now to see CT Senator Chris Murphy at First Parish Church for a discussion of his new book, "Crisis of the Common Good: The Fight for Meaning and Connection in a Broken America", in convo with Heather Cox Richardson. buff.ly/wOgplj1

For those in the Boston area, I'll be in conversation with the great folklorist Maria Tatar next Tuesday (5/26) at 7pm @HarvardBooks, discussing her new book ARACHNOMANIA (on the role of spiders in art & myth). Would love to see you there harvard.com/event/maria-ta…

Jeff Marlow's talk, "The Dark Frontier: Unlocking the Secrets of the Deep Sea," is now available on video: youtu.be/OCa4ZCKOfBM

📆 Fri. 5/22 @ 7PM: We welcome Emmy Award-winning animator Molly Crabapple in store for a discussion of her book, "Here Where We Live Is Our Country: The Story of the Jewish Bund", in conversation with Professor Shaul Magid. Learn more here: buff.ly/vEMLCMx

📆 Thurs. 5/21 @ 7PM: Theo Baker—youngest-ever recipient of the George Polk Award—joins us in store for a discussion of his book, "How to Rule the World: An Education in Power at Stanford University", in convo with NPR's Indira Lakshmanan. More info here: buff.ly/HDsGX8t

📆 Weds. 5/20 @ 7PM: We are excited to welcome Vanessa Hua—national bestselling author of "Forbidden City"—in store for a discussion of her new novel, "Coyoteland". She will be joined by "The Last Beekeeper" author Julie Carrick Dalton. More info: buff.ly/Xf7G6r3

It's time to get your beach reading list ready, and what better way than with new books at steep discounts? Shop our Summer Virtual Warehouse Sale from June 5-7 to browse thousands of books for all ages and across genres. Sale starts on June 5 at buff.ly/ZduqmNN

📆 Tues. 5/19 @ 7PM: We welcome Stephanie Fairyington—journalist who writes on gender, sexuality, family, and parenting—in store for a discussion of her memoir, "Ugly: A Letter to My Daughter". She will be joined by Professor Abbie E. Goldberg. Learn more: buff.ly/gfqv1ka

📆 Mon. 5/18 @ 7PM: We welcome MJ Corey—also known as Kardashian Kolloquium on TikTok—in store for a discussion of her new book, "Dekonstructing the Kardashians: A New Media Manifesto". She will be joined in conversation by Tameka Vasquez. Learn more: buff.ly/qlObPFw

📆 Tues. 5/19 @ 6PM: There are still tickets left to see Mike Schur and Joe Posnanski at the Brattle Theatre! They will be discussing, "Big Fan: Two Friends, 82,490 Miles, and the Wild, Wonderful Sports We Love", in convo with Howard Bryant. Get tickets: buff.ly/ZMUTWP9

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we unfortunately have to cancel our May 15 in store event with Mark Frost and Bob Donovan. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Unfortunately, our website update is going slower than originally expected. Harvard.com 2.0 should hopefully be up and running tomorrow, May 14th!

📆Thurs. 5/14 @ 12PM: We join the French Library in presenting a virtual event on Zoom with Ann Scott for a discussion of her newly translated French bestselling novel "Superstars", in conversation with journalist Benoit Landon. Learn more & RSVP for free: buff.ly/Hu0kU5X

📆 Thurs. 5/14 @ 6PM: Don't miss your chance to see Booker Prize-winner Douglas Stuart at the Brattle Theatre for a discussion of his highly anticipated new novel, "John of John", in conversation with author Margot Livesey. Get tickets and info here: buff.ly/BZ2h3Pr

📆 Weds. 5/12 @ 7PM: Acclaimed author Jimin Han joins us in store for a discussion of her new novel, "Dreamt I Found You". She will be joined in conversation by Jean Stehle, co-founding organizer of the Newton Children’s Book Festival. Learn more: buff.ly/woFaYsO

📆 Tues. 5/12 @ 7PM: Who Makes Cents: A History of Capitalism Podcast cohost Dylan Gottlieb joins us to discuss his new book, "Yuppies: The Bankers, Lawyers, Joggers, and Gourmands Who Conquered New York" in convo with Professor Quinn Slobodian. More info: buff.ly/mVkiFv5

On Monday, 5/11, harvard.com is undergoing an update and be unable to accept online orders or update event news. This will last until Wednesday 5/13. Post update, customers will need to update their passwords to log-in, but accounts are still active and unchanged.

📆 Mon. 5/11 @ 6PM: We join the Cambridge Public Library in welcoming Nobel Prize–winning economist Alvin E. Roth for a discussion of his new book, "Moral Economics", in conversation with Ray Fisman. Learn more & RSVP for free here: buff.ly/UevWTqR

May is Asian American, Pacific Islander Heritage Month and this year we're celebrating the amazing athletes and sports heroes! 🏀🎾⚾️🏓🥅⛸️ Shop the list in-store or online on our website.