Kurt Andersen Talks Borders and Love | Hartford News

Kurt Andersen drops his latest novel, set against a future where America’s borders shift and a marriage unravels—his first big release since “Geniuses” and “Fantasyland.” He’ll chat with novelist Roxana Robinson. Meanwhile, the Mattatuck Museum wraps August with free events: a wellness talk on social support and a history hike at Whittemore Sanctuary. The Salisbury Band plays classic tunes outdoors on the 29th at Scoville Library. That same day, the museum opens “Ming Smith: Jazz Requiem — Notations in Blue,” a powerful new exhibit of photography exploring rhythm, music, and Black identity—with many prints debuting for the first time. And if you’re hungry, All Saints Episcopal Church serves takeout barbecue chicken dinner on the 28th—order by Tuesday.

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