Bestselling Author Miranda Cowley Heller to Speak with Capital Region Libraries

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Miranda Cowley Heller, the New York Times bestselling author of the novel 'The Paper Palace', will speak virtually with several public libraries across the Capital Region in April. Heller will discuss her most recent book, a poetry collection titled 'What the Deep Water Knows', as well as her acclaimed debut novel that sold over two million copies worldwide.

Why it matters

Heller's virtual appearances with local libraries provide an opportunity for readers in the Capital Region to engage directly with a celebrated contemporary author. Her work, which explores themes of family, relationships, and the natural world, has resonated widely with book lovers.

The details

Heller's virtual talks will be hosted through several public libraries in the Capital Region during National Poetry Month in April. The author will discuss her latest poetry collection, 'What the Deep Water Knows', which features lyrical reflections on childhood, marriage, and motherhood set against the backdrop of Cape Cod. Heller first gained literary fame in 2021 with the release of her bestselling debut novel, 'The Paper Palace', which follows a woman's decision between her current life and a past love.

• Heller's virtual talks will take place on April 22 at 2 p.m.
• 'The Paper Palace' was published in 2021.
• 'What the Deep Water Knows' was published in May 2025.

What’s next

Readers interested in attending Heller's virtual talk can register on their local library's website and submit questions to be asked during the event.