Meg Wolitzer Tickets

Meg Wolitzer is a prominent American novelist and performer whose work spans fiction, editing, and performance-based storytelling. Born May 28, 1959 in Brooklyn, New York, Wolitzer has crafted a number of acclaimed novels and has contributed to literary communities beyond the page. She serves as co-director of BookEnds, a novel-writing fellowship at Stony Brook Southampton, and has hosted symphony Space’s Selected Shorts, sharing staged readings with audiences across New York and beyond.

Her novelography includes landmark titles such as Sleepwalking (1982), The Wife (2003), The Position (2005), The Ten-Year Nap (2008), The Interestings (2013), and The Female Persuasion (2018). The Wife was adapted into a 2017 film featuring Glenn Close, earning critical recognition for Close’s performance. Wolitzer continues to engage readers and listeners through live readings, residencies, and educational programs in the Hamptons and on Long Island.

Below you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights as a performer of ideas and narratives, and upcoming tour and reading details. We’ve got you covered with reliable information and direct access to event pages for easy booking.

Upcoming 2025 appearances include Selected Shorts at Stony Brook Southampton on July 11, 2025, followed by night readings at the Southampton Writers Conference. In addition to public events, Meg Wolitzer participates in teaching and residency programs in the Hamptons, offering intimate opportunities to engage with her work. For fans looking to secure seats, we’ve compiled essential details and direct links. Stay connected with Meg Wolitzer on social media for the latest updates and appearances.

Whether you’re a longtime reader or new to Wolitzer’s work, these events offer a welcoming, non-pushy opportunity to experience her storytelling live. You’ve got a guy who can help you secure your seats with dependable service and clear, factual information.