Montclair Literary Festival

“1%” by then-junior Jacob Schapiro co-won third place in last spring’s high school section of the poetry slam in the 2019 Montclair Literary Festival.

“The Boys who Play Sports” by then-senior Ben White, won second place in last spring’s high school section of Montclair Literary Festival's poetry slam.

Comedian Chelsea Handler spoke about her book "Life Will Be the Death of Me," and about empathy, on Thursday, Sept. 19, in a fundraiser for Succeed2gether.

Khailyn Hughes-Sellers' spoken-word poem "Because I'm Black" won the middle school division of the Poetry Slam at the Montclair Literary Festival 2019.

Three rockers sang and read to open the Montclair Literary Festival, on March 20: Warren Zanes, Richard Thompson, and Zara Phillips.

Montclair Literary Festival has readings, workshops and book-signings for children and young adults, including one by a Montclair teen writer.

A panel on translation moderated by Montclair author Garth Risk Hallberg will explore how language can connect readers across cultures.

Best-selling author Joyce Carol Oates will appear at Succeed2gether's Montclair Literary Festival on Saturday, March 23, to talk about her new book, "Hazards of Time Travel."

Succed2gether’s Montclair Literary Festival, begins tonight, Wednesday, March 20, and will run through Sunday, March 24. Here are some picks.

"Montclair encourages readers to ask both “what am I reading?” and “with whom am I reading?” writes Kirsten Levingston, in "Welcome to Montclair."