Readings
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SHORT AND SWEET Thomas Farber reads from and signs his new collection of epigrams, “Truth Be Told: New & Collected Premortems” (Hip Pocket Press). The book includes three essays on the author’s love affair with short and clever sayings. Tonight, 7 p.m., Rosenberg + Kaufman Fine Art, 115 Wooster St., between Spring and Prince streets, fourth floor, 212-431-4838, free, reservations required.
LITERARY LIGHT Argentine novelist Luisa Valenzuela inaugurates the Americas Society’s 40th Anniversary Literary Exhibition with a reading of her new short stories. A reception follows in the new ly installed Reading Room, which has more than 100 portraits of poets, writers, translators, and editors, as well as a collection of first-edition books. Tomorrow, 7 p.m., Americas Society, 680 Park Ave. at 68th Street, 212-277-8362, free, reservations requested.
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