Join New York Times bestselling author Ted Chiang as he engages in a captivating conversation with former USA Today Books Editor Barbara VanDenburgh. This exclusive event, titled "Ted Chiang in Conversation with Barbara VanDenburgh," will take place at Changing Hands Bookstore in Phoenix on February 14, 2024. A renowned author, Chiang is the recipient of prestigious accolades such as the Hugo and Nebula awards. Throughout the discussion, Chiang will delve into his critically acclaimed novels, Exhalation and Stories of Your Life and Others. In Exhalation, Chiang masterfully explores timeless existential questions, while also delving into intriguing and unprecedented predicaments. Meanwhile, Stories of Your Life and Others offers an enthralling blend of the bizarre and the familiar, with characters grappling with sudden upheavals, such as the emergence of automatons or encounters with extraterrestrial beings. Notably, this collection includes the captivating story "Story of Your Life," which served as the inspiration for the critically acclaimed film Arrival. Admission to this event is completely free, making it accessible to all. Learn more about Ted Chiang's extraordinary literary journey and gain unique insights into his groundbreaking works. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with one of the most influential voices in science fiction.

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