Author Talk: Peter & Julia Putnam on The Value of Revolutionary Thinking

The Detroit Public Library Author Series Committee welcomes author and activist Peter Putnam, for a discussion about his newest book, Talkin' Bout a Revolution: Growing Our Souls in the Time of Trump(2025, A Legacy Project). Peter's book explores various ways for individuals to find happiness by living their values and become their best selves through revolutionary acts. The title plays on a phrase coined by late Detroit social activist Grace Lee Boggs, who Putnam knew personally and was largely inspired by in his life.
Joining Peter in conversation is his wife, Julia Putnam, co-founder of the Boggs School in Detroit. Copies of Peter's book will be available for sale from Detroit's own 27th Letter Books!
This is NOT a ticketed event. Seating is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. (Photo and description attributed to Detroit Public Library).

I saw this listing and thought it looked inspirational.
I plan on being there about an hour early, so we can gather and chat a bit before the presentation, and get a seat. .

This event is at the Detroit Public Library Main Branch. The field to put the address in is wonky when posting.

While the event is free, it appears as if the link takes you to Eventbrite to register.