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  • Virtual Craft Chat via The Writer’s Center

    The Writer's Center

    The Writer’s Center presents a FREE virtual chat about the craft of fiction! We’re joined by Aaron Hamburger to discuss his “compulsively readable” new novel, Hotel Cuba. Aaron is in conversation with Zach Powers, novelist and Artistic Director at The Writer’s Center.

    Free
  • Literary Modiin Online Reading

    Aaron Hamburger, Judy Labensohn, and Jonathan Papernick are reading as part of Literary Modiin's May Author Event, online.

    free
  • Event at RJ Julia Booksellers

    RJ Julia Bookstore 413 Main Street, Middletown, CT, United States

    Kick-off Pride Month with us and sit in on our 2023 Pride Panel Reading and discussion with Hannah Moushabeck and Shastri Amelia, moderated by Troix Jackson. June 2 at 5 pm at RJ Julia in Wesleyan, CT.

  • Writer’s Center in Person Event

    The Writer's Center

    The Writer’s Center welcomes essayist James J. Patterson (Junk Shop Window) and novelist Aaron Hamburger (Hotel Cuba) for a reading and discussion of their brand new books. Moderated by Zach Powers. Book signing and reception to follow. Free and open to the public, limited space, registration required.

  • Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City

    In Hotel Cuba, Aaron Hamburger, whose gift for storytelling has been recognized by the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the Lambda Literary Awards, tells a story of sisterhood and the immigrant experience. Centered in a 1920s Havana filled with the lush, sensual local sights, sounds, and tastes, this novel was inspired by Hamburger’s […]

    Free
  • Reading in Michigan @ Sidetrack Bookshop

    Sidetrack Bookshop 325 S. Washington, Royal Oak, MI, United States

    Aaron discusses and reads from Hotel Cuba at Sidetrack Bookshop in Royal Oak, Michigan.

  • Lorrie Moore class at Politics and Prose

    Politics & Prose

    Aaron will be teaching a three-session class about the stories of Lorrie Moore online via Politics and Prose, beginning Aug. 29.