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Literary Community & Events

Sea Crow Press builds literary community through readings, author events, and programs rooted in place, story, and the natural world. From Cape Cod to the wider New England region and beyond, we bring writers and readers together through shared engagement with literature.

Sea Crow Press builds literary community through readings, author events, and programs rooted in place, story, and the natural world. From Cape Cod to the wider New England region and beyond, we bring writers and readers together through shared engagement with literature.

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Readings, Events &
Literary Programs

We host and participate in author readings, book launches, conversations, and community-centered literary events that highlight the role of story in shaping how we understand place.

Our programming includes collaborations with bookstores, libraries, and regional organizations, as well as independent events that bring writers and readers together in meaningful ways.

Events range from intimate readings to larger gatherings, creating opportunities for connection, discussion, and discovery.

Readings, Events & Literary Programs

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Author Readings & Book Launches

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Community Gatherings & Conversation

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Partnership with Bookstores & Libraries

Upcoming Events

Join us at upcoming author events, readings, and literary gatherings

September
26

Come hear local author George Foy discuss his novel The Winterpoor, a unique and groundbreaking work that gives voice to the silent residents of Cape Cod. 

Date:

Saturday, September 26, 2026

Time:

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Location:

Cotuit Library, Kirkman Room

Registration is required. There are 38 seats available.         

About the Author: 

George Michelsen Foy, a Cape Cod native, is a writer and essayist. He has published 14 novels and has worked as illustrator and editor for the former International Herald Tribune and the Cape Cod Register. His other job titles have included merchant marine officer, commercial fisherman, construction worker and factory hand. He was educated at the London School of Economics, and Bennington College's MFA program. He teaches creative writing at New York University, lives in Barnstable County, and is a recipient of an NEA fellowship in fiction and other awards.

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October
2

Authors "In Conversation" with Virginia Ryan and Larry Tye In-Person

Gin Ryan will be In Conversation at the Cotuit Library with local author Larry Tye.

Ryan and Tye will discuss the story of The Healer of Corky Row, which Ryan has published with local Cape publisher, Sea Crow Press. 

Date:

Friday, October 2, 2026

Time: 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM

Location:

Kirkman Room

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November
14

Arlington Author Salon Book Fair

Saturday, November 14, 2026, 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

 

Featuring Virgina Ryan, the author of The Healer of Corky Row

1346 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington

Meet local authors, discover new books, find great holiday gifts, enjoy tasty treats. This year we have novels, thrillers, memoir, picture books for kids, poetry, and a poet who will write you a free poem. Come join the fun at our annual book fair. 

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Partner With Sea Crow Press

We collaborate with bookstores, libraries, and literary organizations to bring engaging author events and readings to communities across New England

and beyond.

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