Bushwick Book Club Seattle x Hugo House Dec 12, 2020 Seattle, this one's for you 💙 In a collaboration long overdue, three Hugo House authors will provide literary inspiration for three Bushwick Book Club Seattle musicians each—9 one-of-a-kind songs, one amazing night to remind you of the Emerald City's endless magic. Presenting original music inspired by: Anastacia-Reneé’s (v.) — Adra Boo, Okanomodé, and Shaudi Bianca Vahdat Amber Flame’s Ordinary Cruelty — JusMoni, Joe Seamons & Briar, and Shaina Shephard Kristen Millares…

Original music inspired by Prince's The Beautiful Ones Jan 16, 2021 Finally, the one and only Prince—one of America's most celebrated, influential and mysterious artists—shares his own story as he meant to tell it. "The Beautiful Ones is not a read, but an experience, an immersion inside the mind of a musical genius." —USA Today Performers will be announced 30 days before the event. In lieu of a ticket charge for this show, we hope you will consider a donation,…

Original music inspired by Ted Chiang's Exhalation Feb 13, 2021 Travel through time and peer into parallel universes as we dive into Seattle author Ted Chiang's breathtaking story collection. “Exhalation by Ted Chiang is a collection of short stories that will make you think, grapple with big questions, and feel more human. The best kind of science fiction.” —Barack Obama Performers will be announced 30 days before the event. In lieu of a ticket charge for this show, we hope you…

Original music inspired by Omar Mohamed and Victoria Jamieson's When Stars are Scattered Apr 17, 2021 A real-life refugee story of two brothers facing impossible odds—by holding on to each other. “Mohamed’s experience is unfortunately not unique, but it is told with grace, humility, and forgiveness. This beautiful memoir is not to be missed.” —Booklist, starred review Performers will be announced 30 days before the event. In lieu of a ticket charge for this show, we hope you will consider a…

Original music inspired by Angela Garbes' Like A Mother May 22, 2021 Hold on tight! Seattle author Angela Garbes digs into the wild world of pregnancy science, culture, industry and beyond. “Garbes unpacks reams of pregnancy advice, often absurd in its conflicting demands. Like a Mother gave me a toolkit for approaching a hoped-for future.” —Huffington Post Performers will be announced 30 days before the event. In lieu of a ticket charge for this show, we hope you will consider…