PT Knitwear, NYC/Interview with Debut Novelist Devon Halliday!

Why Jennifer Egan Trusts Anyone More Than Herself/ Better in Person

Egan spoke with Freakonomics creator Stephen Dubner for his new TV show, Better in Person.  Watch here

Brooklyn, NY/Books are Magic: Interview with Hernan Diaz

NYPL: Interview with Yiyun Li

Ampersand International Arts Festival, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA

Interviewing Michael Pollan: B&N Union Square, NYC

Western Illinois University, Macomb IL: Reading and Conversation

Soho: Celebrating Jane Austen with Brandon Taylor, Adelle Waldman and Alexandra Schwartz

Newberry Library, Chicago: Writers on Writing with Michael Zapata

SongWriter Podcast: Live Recording at Joe’s Pub, with Rhett Miller

Rhett Miller’s Website

Songwriter Podcast Website

Page by Page: In Conversation with Hernan Diaz at the Center for Brooklyn History

Jane Austen Tea Party: The Strand Bookstore, with Brandon Taylor and Adelle Waldman

Discussion with John Freeman of his new book, CALIFORNIA REWRITTEN: Lower Manhattan

Interview with Sean Wilsey, translator of Pirandello’s ONE, NONE, AND A HUNDRED GRAND: Brooklyn

BACKLISTED, Live Podcast Discussion of William Maxwell, with Deborah Treisman and Alec Wilkinson: 92Y

Interview with Alex Strada, Artist-in Residence at the Department of Homeless Services: SOHO NYC

Jennifer Egan wins the National Arts Club’s 2025 Medal of Honor!!!

Egan joins the ranks of Alice Munro, Philip Roth, and Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and many other astonishing luminaries.

Read the Press Release

See a list of Past Winners

A Century of Fiction in THE NEW YORKER: Interview with Deborah Treisman at Rizzoli Books, NYC

Celebrating Martin Amis: 92nd Street Y, NYC

Interviewing Alexis Madrigal at P&T Knitwear, NYC

Yale English Department, New Haven, with Amity Gaige: Open to all!!

Moby Dick from Sea to Stage: Conversation/Performance at the NYPL, NYC

A Celebration of Jane Austen, 92Y, NYC

THE GREAT GATSBY at 100; Symphony Space, NYC

Conversation with Katie Kitamura at Center For Fiction, Brooklyn