If you would like to invite Aimee for a teaching or speaking engagement, please contact Ms. Anya Blacklund, President at Blue Flower Arts Literary Agency directly.
“Aimee Nezhukumatathil was everything we’d hoped she be and more: an excellent poet. An engaging reader. An accomplished teacher… All three of her books were accessible enough on the one hand and challenging and mysterious enough on the other to make them ideal texts for study in the classroom…Charming, funny and spirited, Aimee made talking about poetry a cool thing to do, and because she’s such a vibrant, outgoing person, she managed to get a lot of different kinds of students talking about poetry. Of all the poets we’ve had come to Westminster over the past 13 years, Aimee was one of the best at conducting classes.” –Michael Cervas, English Department Chair of Westminster Prep School, Simsbury, CT
For more details (if available) for each event, please contact event host or the links below:
2024 Events:
April 18
Portland Arts and Lectures (Portland, OR)
April 22
The Blake School (Minneapolis, MN)
April 24
University of Minnesota (Minneapolis, MN) w/ Ross Gay
April 30
DOUBLE-BOOK LAUNCH PARTY: [paperback of WORLD OF WONDERS & new essay collection BITE BY BITE]
w/ Afton Thomas; Square Books (Oxford, MS)
May 2
Lemuria Books (Jackson, MS), (with Nina Parikh)
May 4
Novel (Memphis, TN)
May 7
Parnassus Books (Nashville, TN), (w/ Margaret Renkl)
May 8
Book & Cover (Chattanooga, TN)
May 9
Thank You Books (Birmingham, TN)
May 11
Friendly City Books (Columbus, MS)
May 13
Reed’s Gum Tree (Tupelo, MS)
May 14
VIRTUAL: Women & Children First Books (w/ Ross Gay) 7pm CST
May 15
Greenlight Bookstore (w/ Roxane Gay)
May 17
Phillips Academy-Andover
May 18
Politics and Prose Books (Washington DC), (w/ Jason Reynolds)
May 21
Barnes and Noble (Philadelphia, PA)
PREVIOUS EVENTS
April 11
Gemini Ink (San Antonio, TX) 7pm
April 12
San Antonio Book Fest Ticketed Luncheon (w/ Naomi Shihab Nye moderating, Norma Martinez as MC)
April 13
-10am-1pm: 3hr poetry workshop (tickets needed)
-4pm: San Antonio Book Fest moderated conversation with Alexandra van de Kamp
March 3
Western Kentucky Community & Technical College (Paducah, KY)
March 14
Loyola University (Baltimore, MD)