Jessica Shattuck, bestselling author of The Hazards of Good Breeding and Perfect Life, joins Heidi Pitlor, editor The Best American Short Stories, for an in-depth conversation on her latest book, The Women in the Castle. This online program is free. Registration at EdithWharton.org.

Author Martha Ackmann will discuss her latest book, These Fevered Days: Ten Pivotal Moments in the Making of Emily Dickinson with Cindy Dickenson, former Program Director for the Emily Dickenson Museum. This online program is free. Registration at EdithWharton.org.

Discourse & Process is a new online companion series to our 2020 Summer Lectures (which is postponed until further notice). Moderated by Julie Scelfo, past Lecture Series presenter and author of The Women Who Made New York, this series will give the authors an opportunity to discuss elements of the writing and research process. This chat features Eve Kahn, author of Forever Seeing New Beauties: The Forgotten Impressionist Mary Rogers Williams. This online program is free. Registration at EdithWharton.org.

Listen to professional actors read a selection of Edith Wharton's short stories. Stories are pre-recorded and posted to EdithWharton.org on Wednesday mornings.

Anne Schuyler, Director of Interpretation & Visitor Services and Nicholas Hudson, Curatorial Assistant, share insights from their research in preparation for of the centennial celebration of Wharton’s Pulitzer prize-winning novel. This online program is free. Registration at EdithWharton.org.

Anna Solomon, best-selling author of Leaving Lucy Pear, and The Little Bride joins Heidi Pitlor, editor The Best American Short Stories, for an in-depth conversation on her most recent novel and Good Morning America Book Club pick, The Book of V. This online program is free. Registration at EdithWharton.org

Discourse & Process is a new online companion series to our 2020 Summer Lectures (which is postponed until further notice). Moderated by Julie Scelfo, past Lecture Series presenter and author of The Women Who Made New York, this series will give the authors an opportunity to discuss elements of the writing and research process. This chat features Katherine Smyth, author of All the Lives We Ever Lived: Seeking Solace in Virginia Woolf. This online program is free. Registration at EdithWharton.org.

Listen to professional actors read a selection of Edith Wharton's short stories. Stories are pre-recorded and posted to EdithWharton.org on Wednesday mornings.

Discourse & Process is a new online companion series to our 2020 Summer Lectures (which is postponed until further notice). Moderated by Julie Scelfo, past Lecture Series presenter and author of The Women Who Made New York, this series will give the authors an opportunity to discuss elements of the writing and research process. This chat features Donna Rifkind, author of The Sun and Her Stars: Salka Viertel and Hitler's Exiles in the Golden Age of Hollywood. This online program is free. Registration at…

Listen to professional actors read a selection of Edith Wharton's short stories. Stories are pre-recorded and posted to EdithWharton.org on Wednesday mornings.

Discourse & Process is a new online companion series to our 2020 Summer Lectures (which is postponed until further notice). Moderated by Julie Scelfo, past Lecture Series presenter and author of The Women Who Made New York, this series will give the authors an opportunity to discuss elements of the writing and research process. This chat features Jenn Shapland, author of My Autobiography of Carson McCullers: A Memoir. This online program is free. Registration at EdithWharton.org.

Listen to professional actors read a selection of Edith Wharton's short stories. Stories are pre-recorded and posted to EdithWharton.org on Wednesday mornings.

Discourse & Process is a new online companion series to our 2020 Summer Lectures (which is postponed until further notice). Moderated by Julie Scelfo, past Lecture Series presenter and author of The Women Who Made New York, this series will give the authors an opportunity to discuss elements of the writing and research process. This chat features Kerri Greenidge, author of Black Radical: The Life and Times of William Monroe Trotter. This online program is free. Registration at EdithWharton.org.

Listen to professional actors read a selection of Edith Wharton's short stories. Stories are pre-recorded and posted to EdithWharton.org on Wednesday mornings.

Discourse & Process is a new online companion series to our 2020 Summer Lectures (which is postponed until further notice). Moderated by Julie Scelfo, past Lecture Series presenter and author of The Women Who Made New York, this series will give the authors an opportunity to discuss elements of the writing and research process. This chat features Kimberly Hamlin, author of Free Thinker: Sex, Suffrage, and the Extraordinary Life of Helen Hamilton Gardener. This online program is free. Registration at EdithWharton.org.

Listen to professional actors read a selection of Edith Wharton's short stories. Stories are pre-recorded and posted to EdithWharton.org on Wednesday mornings.

Lily King, best-selling author of The Pleasing Hour and Euphoria, joins Heidi Pitlor, editor The Best American Short Stories, for an in-depth conversation on her bestselling novel, Writers & Lovers, which explores the terrifying and exhilarating leap between the end of one phase of life and the beginning of another. This online program is free. Registration at EdithWharton.org.

Discourse & Process is a new online companion series to our 2020 Summer Lectures (which is postponed until further notice). Moderated by Julie Scelfo, past Lecture Series presenter and author of The Women Who Made New York, this series will give the authors an opportunity to discuss elements of the writing and research process. This chat features Michael Gorra, author of The Saddest Words: William Faulkner's Civil War. This online program is free. Registration at EdithWharton.org.

Listen to professional actors read a selection of Edith Wharton's short stories. Stories are pre-recorded and posted to EdithWharton.org on Wednesday mornings.

Discourse & Process is a new online companion series to our 2020 Summer Lectures (which is postponed until further notice). Moderated by Julie Scelfo, past Lecture Series presenter and author of The Women Who Made New York, this series will give the authors an opportunity to discuss elements of the writing and research process. This chat features Nick Basbanes, author of Cross of Snow: A Life of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. This online program is free. Registration at EdithWharton.org.

Listen to professional actors read a selection of Edith Wharton's short stories. Stories are pre-recorded and posted to EdithWharton.org on Wednesday mornings.

Listen to professional actors read a selection of Edith Wharton's short stories. Stories are pre-recorded and posted to EdithWharton.org on Wednesday mornings.

Listen to professional actors read a selection of Edith Wharton's short stories. Stories are pre-recorded and posted to EdithWharton.org on Wednesday mornings.

Listen to professional actors read a selection of Edith Wharton's short stories. Stories are pre-recorded and posted to EdithWharton.org on Wednesday mornings.

Curtis Sittenfeld, bestselling author of American Wife and Eligible, joins Heidi Pitlor, editor The Best American Short Stories, for an in-depth conversation on her most recent novel, Rodham, which imagines a deeply compelling what-might-have-been: What if Hillary Rodham hadn’t married Bill Clinton? This online program is free. Registration at EdithWharton.org.