Kate Woodworth will be signing copies of her acclaimed novel, Little Great Island, at Barnes and Noble in Natick, MA on July 6th from 1-3PM. EVENT LOCATION: Barnes & Noble 1324 Worcester Street Natick, MA About Little Great Island: ON LITTLE GREAT ISLAND, CLIMATE CHANGE IS DISRUPTING BOTH LIFE AND LOVE After offending the powerful pastor of a cult, Mari McGavin … Read More
Kate Woodworth Talk & Signing at River Bend Bookshop in West Hartford, CT
Join Trinity College alumna Kate Woodworth at River Bend Bookshop in West Hartford on July 10th at 6PM for a talk and signing of her acclaimed climate fiction novel, Little Great Island. This stop at River Bend Bookshop is a part of her book tour with a conscience as Kate Woodworth, author of Little Great Island: A Novel, launches her … Read More
Kate Woodworth Joins Panel at Booked Author Series in Providence, RI
Join Katie Kinnell, Booked Author series founder at Books on the Square in Providence will be in conversation with Nini Brendt (There are Reasons for This), Annie Hartnett (The Road to Tender Hearts) and Lori Goldstein (Romantic Friction). Seating begins at 6:00. EVENT LOCATION Fleur Providence 1 West Exchange Street 2nd Floor Providence, RI This is a ticketed event. Please … Read More
Experience the Generative Power of Creative Writing Communities with Kate Woodworth at Park City Library
Seven women, including Kate Woodworth (author of Little Great Island), from Summit and Salt Lake Counties formed a community to support their practice and passion for creative writing. This June, 27 years later, they are reuniting in Park City to celebrate and share how one small community of women writers has given rise to 15 books and new creative communities of students … Read More
Odyssey Bookshop to Host Kate Woodworth in South Hadley, MA
On September 9th at 7pm, Odyssey Bookshop will be hosting Kate Woodworth, author of new novel Little Great Island, alongside Olivia Aguilar PhD, Leslie and Sarah Miller Director of the Miller Worley Center for the Environment at Mount Holyoke and Rebekah Cornwall, Conservation Administration/Planner and Tree Warden for South Hadley to talk about how all of us can make a … Read More
Join Kate Woodworth at Print: A Bookstore in Portland, ME and Commit to Being the Butterfly
“A meditation on loss and a vibrant call to action, Little Great Island is, like the waters around Maine’s coast, both beautiful and nourishing.” —Julie Gerstenblatt, author of Daughters of Nantucket Print: A Bookstore will be hosting Kate Woodworth, author of new novel Little Great Island, alongside climate writer Nick Fuller Googins, author of The Great Transition and The Frequency of Living Things and Kate … Read More
Join the Climate Conversation with Kate Woodworth at Politics & Prose in Washington, DC
“The power of community and connection in the face of climate change is explored masterfully in this beautiful novel. Little Great Island captures the fragile ecosystems of both our regions and our relationships and how resourcefulness can help heal both.” -Marjan Kamali, bestselling author of The Stationery Shop and The Lion Women of Tehran Kate Woodworth, author of new novel Little … Read More
Join Kate Woodworth and Boston-Area Authors at Kickstand, Arlington Author Salon
Can Climate Writing Inspire Climate Action? Three Boston-area writers, including Kate Woodworth (author of Sibylline’s new Little Great Island), Tim Weed (author of The Afterlife Project), and Cate Mingoya-LaFortune (author of Climate Action for Busy People) discuss the power of the written word to bring about social change at the Arlington Author Salon on October 9th, 2025 at 7:30pm. EVENT INFORMATION October 9th, … Read More
Kate Woodworth to Talk Little Great Island on Panel at Anodyne Bookshop
“Little Great Island is an extraordinary achievement and a pure pleasure to read.” —Ha Jin, National Book Award winner and PEN/Faulkner Award winning author of Waiting, War Trash, The Woman Back from Moscow Kate Woodworth, author of Little Great Island will be in discussion at Anodyne Bookshop in Searsport, ME alongside Shannon Bowring, author of The Road to Dalton and Where the Forest Meets the River and … Read More
Kate Woodworth in Conversation with Karen Day
Kate Woodworth, author of Little Great Island, will be in conversation with Karen Day, author of I’ll Stay at Wellesley Books on May 20th at 7pm for a night of literature. EVENT LOCATION: 82 Central St. Wellesley, MA Tickets are $5, and go toward the cost of a copy of the novel if purchased. For more information, please visit Wellesley Books’ event page here. … Read More