Katie Skelly, Gary Panter, Leslie Stein, and Nicole Rudick in Conversation

Celebrate the release of Katie Skelly’s new comic, My Pretty Vampire, at Strand Books with cartoonists Gary Panter and Leslie Stein and Paris Review managing editor Nicole Rudick. 

My Pretty Vampire tells the story of Clover the vampire, who yearns for the days before she became a creature of the night. She misses excitement, adventure, and the occasional stroll in the sun. Her brother, Marcel, forces her to be a shut-in, claiming that it is to keep her safe from those who would harm her in the outside world. However, just because Clover lacks a soul, doesn’t mean she’s lost her innate curiosity. After she plots her escape, she hopes to have a wild, marvelous and sensual journey befitting of adventurous nature. 

Skelly, Panter, and Stein will discuss growing into and out of your biggest influence in a conversation moderated by Rudick.

This is a ticketed event. More information here.

Strand Books

828 Broadway (& 12TH STREET), New York , 10003

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Art and Journalism, Past and Present

Join Paris Review Daily contributor Sam Stephenson and the photographer Eugene Richards for a conversation, moderated by Arezoo Moseni, at the New York Public Library.

They will discuss tensions and overlaps of art and journalism, as well as their new books: Stephenson’s Gene Smith’s Sink, a book about the legendary photographer W. Eugene Smith, and Richards’s first career retrospective, the photobook The Run-On of Time. 

Sam Stephenson is the author of Dream Street: W. Eugene Smith’s Pittsburgh Project and The Jazz Loft Project: Photographs and Tapes of W. Eugene Smith from 821 Sixth Avenue, 1957–1965. Read his Daily pieces here.

Eugene Richards is a documentary photographer known for his powerful, unflinching exploration of contemporary social issues from the early 1970s to the present. The Run-On of Time is the first comprehensive and critical look at Richards’s lifelong achievements. 

More information here.

New York Public Library, Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, Celeste Auditorium

476 Fifth Avenue (42nd St and Fifth Ave), New York, 10018

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