Events & Appearances

Interested in booking Maggie for an event? Get in touch → maggie@maggieginsberg.com

Next Event

Lake City Books Grand Re-Opening!

Saturday, July 18, 6pm
120 S. Carroll Street downtown Madison

It's time for the Grand Re-opening of Lake City Books at our new location at 120 S Carroll St!

All weekend long: new Lake City Books merch will be 40% off, drinks on tap will be $5, and everyone who stops in can enter the raffle to win one of 4 prizes:

  • Mendota Prize: $200 Gift Card
  • Monona Prize: $100 Gift Card
  • Waubesa Prize: A bottle of wine & a book of your choice
  • Wingra Prize: Free T-shirt

On Saturday we will also have "Authors On Tap" from 6-8 PM: Wisconsin authors Maggie Ginsberg & Susanna Daniel will be signing books and hanging out to chat near the wine bar!

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More upcoming events

  • SHORT STORIES: A Conversation with Kathryn Gahl, Jim Landwehr, and Steve Fox, Moderated by Maggie Ginsberg. Saturday, July 11, 2026, 6:30pm-7:30pm at Books & Company in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin / Panel discussion and book signing. Event details here

 

  • LOCAL AUTHOR FAIR in Minocqua, Wisconsin. Saturday, August 8, 11am-1:30pm
    Join us in welcoming authors from around Wisconsin at Minocqua Public Library’s first Author Fair!  Enjoy hearing from 14 authors as they share about themselves, their work, and their books.  Then meet with them to chat, buy, and sign books. Light refreshments provided. 11:00am-12:30pm | Author Presentations in the Reading Room, 12:30pm-1:30pm | Meet authors along the windows at the south end of the library to chat, purchase, & sign books. Event details here

 

  • LAKESIDE LITERARY FESTIVAL in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin / Saturday, August 22, 2026, 1pm, featured speaker panel about writing life's pivotal points with novelists Christina Clancy and Rowan Beaird, moderated by author Mindy Quigley / Women on the Edge: Writing Reinvention and Relationships. Focusing on craft, the authors discuss how moments of reinvention—marriages and friendships under pressure, career derailments, creative awakenings, deaths, and rebirths become the raw material for fiction. Together, they examine the craft choices that turn disruption into story, structure, point of view, pacing, and the art of letting characters change on the page. Event details here

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