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SUMMARY:Author Event - Amran Gowani
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to celebrate AANHPI Heritage Month in conversation with a local\, Asian American author- Amran Gowani! \nHis debut novel\, Leverage\, will be available for purchase at the event. This book is a wild ride\, great for folks who enjoy a satirical look at late-stage capitalism and corruption with a dash of biracial wolf of wall street-esque vibes and 90’s hip hop playlist. \nFor friends of the shop\, you’ve definitely heard me talk about this one and this is your chance to hear from the author himself!
URL:https://restoriedbookshop.com/event/author-event-amran-gowani/
LOCATION:Restoried Bookshop\, 4613 North Kedzie Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60625\, United States
CATEGORIES:Author Event
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SUMMARY:Author Event - Pauline Chow
DESCRIPTION:**Event Postponed** \nIt has been a hectic couple of weeks for us here at Restoried and we are going to have to postpone this event. Pauline has been so gracious in working with us and we are eagerly looking forward to getting this placed back on the calendar soon! Stay tuned for a future date of magic and story with us. \nCalling all friends and neighbors interested in the magical histories of Asian women and/or gothic fantasy! \nWe’ll be hosting author Pauline Chow for an evening of conversation with all the witchy vibes. We’ll have copies of the anthology she co-edited Coven of the East alongside her YA Gothic Historical Fantasy novel\, Chasing Moonflowers\, available for purchase at the event!
URL:https://restoriedbookshop.com/event/author-event-pauline-chow/
LOCATION:Restoried Bookshop\, 4613 North Kedzie Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60625\, United States
CATEGORIES:Author Event
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SUMMARY:Author Event - Kuleana with author Sara Kehaulani Goo
DESCRIPTION:You know we don’t open on a Monday without good reason\, so you know this is an event you don’t want to miss! \nWe are excited to host journalist and author Sara Kehaulani Goo to discuss her debut memoir- Kuleana. Joining Sara in conversation is local reporter Monica Eng. Together\, they’ll explore Sara’s story and the journey to sharing it. There will be discussion\, audience Q&A\, and a chance to have your book signed by Sara. \nFor folks interested in learning more about Hawai’i\, displacement\, and maintaining your connections to family\, community\, and culture. \nWe’ll be providing copies of Kuleana for sale at the event. This is a FREE event.  Tickets are not required- but definitely help us plan (linked below). \nAbout Kuleana: \nKuleana is journalist Sara Kehaulani Goo’s debut memoir about her family’s effort to save their ancestral lands on Maui\, and find herself along the way. When Sara’s father gets a surprise property tax bill that has gone up 500% on land that has been in their family for more than 175 years\, it puts a drama in motion to force tough decisions about what to do and what the land means to them. \nSara returns to Hawai’i seeking answers to her family’s history with the land and reports on her incredible discoveries – from ancient artifacts on a centuries-old heiau (temple) on the property\, to original documents from King Kamehameha III. She learns that her family’s story tells the larger story of the Native Hawaiian people and the near loss of their culture\, land and language. Meanwhile\, living in Washington\, D.C.\, she finds a surprising reconnection to her culture through a newfound practice of hula. Sara discovers the meaning of kuleana\, the Hawaiian word for responsibility\, about what we owe those who come before us and those who come after us. \nAbout the Author: \nSara Kehaulani Goo is a journalist and senior news executive who has led editorial teams at Axios\, NPR\, and The Washington Post. Her debut memoir\, Kuleana\, is a deeply personal and powerful reflection on family legacy\, Indigenous land rights\, and identity. She lives in Washington\, D.C.\, and is originally from Dana Point\, California. \nAbout the Moderator: \nMonica Eng is an award-winning reporter. She has worked in Chicago journalism for more than three decades starting at the Chicago Sun-Times and moving to the Chicago Tribune and WBEZ. She has served as an Axios Chicago reporter since the summer of 2021.
URL:https://restoriedbookshop.com/event/kuleana-sara-kehaulani-goo/
LOCATION:Restoried Bookshop\, 4613 North Kedzie Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60625\, United States
CATEGORIES:Author Event
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SUMMARY:Jim Terry - Book Reading and Conversation
DESCRIPTION:Restoried Bookshop is excited to host local storyteller\, artist\, and author Jim Terry for an afternoon event here at the shop! Jim will be a reading from his memoir Come Home\, Indio\, and you should join us in conversation and community on Saturday\, February 28th! We’ll be getting started at 3pm\, so plan to show up a little early to choose your seat. \nCopies of Come Home\, Indio will be available for purchase through the shop. We’ll also be providing light snacks and beverages for folks. Help us plan for the day by booking your FREE ticket below! \n— \nAbout Jim: \nJim Terry is a Ho-Chunk storyteller who’s called Chicagoland home for over ten thousand years. His memoir ‘Come Home Indio’ was nominated for the LA TIME BOOKPRIZE and the IGNATZ\, and his visual essay ‘Paper Cuts’ is currently being taught in several schools. He’s worked in the comics world for around fifteen years and enjoys writing prose and making weird movies.
URL:https://restoriedbookshop.com/event/jim-terry-event-2026/
LOCATION:Restoried Bookshop\, 4613 North Kedzie Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60625\, United States
CATEGORIES:Author Event
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SUMMARY:Organizing Gathering & Book Discussion: Indians on Indian Lands with Dr. Nishant Upadhyay
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for a South Asian organizing gathering about Indigenous solidarity and anti-caste organizing featuring the book Indians on Indian Lands. \nThe event will kick off with some chai\, appetizers\, and gupshup before getting into a conversation with the book’s author Professor Nishant Upadhyay (Univerisity of Colorado Boulder) and Chicago-based Indian organizers and academics — Neomi Rao (UChicago)\, Mounica Sreesai (Northwestern)\, Mohamed Mehdi (Oakton College) and Shweta Moorthy (Rad Rogers Park). We will wrap up with a community conversation about how Chicago-based South Asian organizing can be grounded in Indigenous solidarity. \nCopies of Indians on Indian Lands will be available for purchase in-shop during the event. If you’re unable to attend\, you can still pick up a copy through our Bookshop.org page. \nMasks are required! \nChai and snacks will be provided.
URL:https://restoriedbookshop.com/event/indians-on-indian-lands/
LOCATION:Restoried Bookshop\, 4613 North Kedzie Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60625\, United States
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