Adam Braver Tickets

Adam Braver is a celebrated historical fiction author and a respected educator, blending meticulous research with vivid storytelling. Born in 1963 in Berkeley, California, Braver has crafted a catalogue of novels that explore pivotal moments and intimate human experiences. He currently serves as Faculty and Library Program Director at Roger Williams University, where he is an Associate Professor of Creative Writing, shaping the next generation of writers.

Beyond fiction, Braver contributes as the editor of the Broken Silence Series for University of New Orleans Press, highlighting important voices and histories. His work has been translated into multiple languages, expanding his reach to readers around the world.

Whether you’re a longtime reader or discovering his work for the first time, you can catch Adam Braver at readings and events hosted by universities and literary programs. While there are no publicly listed book-tour dates for 2025, Braver continues to engage audiences through readings and appearances that bring historical narratives to life. Follow his updates and connect with him via social media for the latest information.

Notable works include Mr. Lincoln’s Wars (2003), Divine Sarah (2004), Crows Over the Wheatfield (2006), November 22, 1963 (2008, Tin House), Misfit (2012), The Disappeared (2017), and Rejoice the Head of Paul McCartney (2022). Braver’s novels are celebrated for their rigorous research, lyrical prose, and accessible storytelling that invites readers to reconsider familiar histories.