Sunday at the fair

•  10:30 a.m.: New Poems: Jesse Millner, ‘Dispatches from the Department of Supernatural Explanation,’0 Carol Lynne Knight on ‘Quantum Entanglement,’ Lola Haskins on ‘The Grace to Leave,’ and Tennessee Reed on ‘New and Selected Poems.’

•  10:30 a.m.: Wild Kingdoms: Craig Pittman on the ‘World’s Most Beautiful Orchid,’ Jose Castro on ‘The Sharks of North America,’ Jessica Speart on the ‘World’s Most Notorious Butterfly Smuggler’ and Larry Perez on ‘An Everglades Invasion.’

•  10:30 a.m.: Literary Crimes: A Discussion: Lynne Barrett, Joseph Olshan, Joy Castro and Emily St. John Mandel.

•  10:30 a.m.: : Gilbert King on ‘Thurgood Marshall, the Groveland Boys, and the Dawn of a New America.’

•  11 a.m.: Andrew Solomon discussing his new work of nonfiction ‘Far From the Tree: Parents, Children and the Search for Identity.’

•  11 a.m.: Molly Ringwald on ‘When It Happens to You: A Novel in Stories.’

•  11 a.m.: Andrés Pi Andreu y Orlando Rossardi presentan sus nuevas obras (in Spanish).

•  11 a.m.: New Fiction: Roberto Ampuero on ‘The Neruda Case,’ Hari Kunzru on ‘Gods Without Men’ and Jess Walter on ‘Beautiful Ruins: A Novel.’

•  11 a.m.: ‘Kurt Vonnegut: Life and Letters’ with Mark Vonnegut, Dan Wakefield and Don Farber

•  11 a.m.: New Fiction: A Reading: Ellis Avery on ‘The Last Nude,’ Michael Sledge on ‘The More I Owe You: A Novel’ and Adam Braver on ‘Misfit.’

•  11:30 a.m.: Bernard Diederich on ‘The Seeds of Fiction: Graham Greene’s Adventures in Haiti and Central America 1954-1983.’

•  11:30 a.m.: Crime and Creativity in Jamaica: A Conversation: Kwame Dawes, Orlando Patterson., Deborah Thomas and Colin Channer, moderator.

•  12 p.m.: See, Learn, Eat: Cooking Demonstration: Maricel Presilla on ‘Gran Cocina Latina: The Food of Latin America.’

•  12 p.m.: The Chefs | Their Books: Heather McPherson on ‘Recipes Celebrating Florida,’ Liz Gutman and Jen King on ‘The Liddabit Sweets Candy Cookbook’ and Yvan Lemoine on ‘Comidas USA.’

•  12 p.m.: Harry Hole Returns: Jo Nesbo on his latest novel, ‘Phantom.’

•  12 p.m.: On Creativity: Craft Talk for Writers and Artists with Conor McCreery, creator, ‘Kill Shakespeare.’

•  12 p.m.: Chip Cooper on ‘Old Havana/La Habana Vieja: Spirit of the Living City/El espiritu de la ciudad viva’ and Brian Smith on ‘Secrets of Great Portrait Photography.’

•  12 p.m.: James Patterson on Reading: A Whole Family Event.

•  12 p.m.: Homenaje a Lorenzo García Vega con Jorge Luis Arcos, Ignacio Granados y Margarita Pintado (in Spanish).

•  12 p.m.: Lives Lived: Deborah Baker on ‘A Tale of Exile and Extremism, Rich Cohen on America’s Banana.’

•  12 p.m.: Jean Zimmerman on ‘The Orphanmaster,’ Michael Ennis on ‘The Malice of Fortune,’ Debra Dean on ‘The Mirrored World,’ and Da Chen on ‘My Last Empress.’

•  12:15 p.m.: Novedades de ensayo con Pedro Corzo, Armando de Armas y Rafael Rojas (in Spanish)

•  12:30 p.m.: New Novels: M.J. Rose on ‘The Book of Lost Fragrances,’ Jessica Maria Tuccelli, ‘Glow’ and B.A. Shapiro on ‘The Art Forger.’

•  12:30 p.m.: The Wanderers: Doug Mack on ‘Europe on 5 Wrong Turns a Day: One Man, Eight Countries, One Vintage Travel Guide’ and Tom Swick on ‘The Best American Travel Writing.’

•  12:30 p.m.: A Reading: Sandra Marquez Stathis on ‘The Search for a Haitian Boy,’ Reyna Grande on ‘The Distance Between Us: A Memoir’ and Naomi Benaron on ‘Running the Rift.’

•  12:30 p.m.: Florida Book Award Winners 2012:

•  1 p.m.: Anne Lamott on ‘Help, Thanks, Wow: The Three Essential Prayers.’

•  1 p.m.: Comics and Social Change: with Marjorie Liu, Dan Parent, Ellen Forney, and Stephanie McMillan. Moderated by DC Comics/Vertigo editor Joan Hilty.

•  1 p.m.: The Last Four Years: David Maraniss on ‘Barack Obama,’ Michael Grunwald on ‘The Hidden Story of Change in the Obama Era’ and Neil Barofsky on How ‘Washington Abandoned Main Street.’

•  1 p.m.: Narrativa joven del nuevo milenio con Andrés Barba y Carlos Yushimito del Valle (in Spanish)

•  1:30 p.m.: On Food: Barry Estabrook on ‘How Modern Industrial Agriculture Destroyed Our Most Alluring Fruit,’ Aaron Bobrow on ‘Strain on White Bread: A Social History’ and Josh Schonwald on the ‘Future of Food,’ with moderator Art Freidrich.

•  1:30 p.m.: Memoirs: Andre Dubus III on ‘Townie,’ Melissa Coleman on ‘This Life Is in Your Hands,’ Marco Roth on ‘The Scientists,’ and Laura Bell on ‘Claiming Ground.’

•  1:30 p.m.: On Immigration Policy and Practice: Jeff Biggers on ‘Arizona and the Final Showdown Over the American Dream’ and Christine G.T. Ho on ‘Establishing Legitimacy and Rights For Displaced People.’

•  1:45 p.m.: Mempo Giardinelli y el santo oficio de la memoria (in Spanish).

•  2 p.m.:The Chefs: Their Books: Seamus Mullen on ‘Seamus Mullen’s Hero Food: How Cooking with Delicious Things Can Make Us Feel Better,’ Hiroko Shimbo on ‘Hiroko’s American Kitchen (Cooking with Japanese Flavors);’ and Norman Van Aken on ‘My Key West Kitchen.’

•  2 p.m.: A Reading: Robert Goolrick on ‘Heading Out to Wonderful,’ Christopher Tilghman on ‘The Right Hand Shore’ and Robert Olen Butler on ‘The Hot Country.’

•  2 p.m.: New Fiction for Teens: Malin Alegria on ‘Border Town #3: Falling Too Fast,’ Jessica Martinez on ‘The Space Between Us’ and Thane Rosenbaum on ‘The Stranger Within Sarah Stein.’

•  2 p.m.: El nuevo poder de la mujer, panel con Pilar Castaño, Mariela Dabbah y Alberto Ferreras (in Spanish).

•  2 p.m.: New Fiction: Alan Cheuse on ‘Paradise (or) Eat Your Face, ‘Anthony C. Winkler on ‘God Carlos and Paul Lisicky on Unbuilt Projects.’

•  2 p.m.: Kris D’Agostino on ‘The Sleepy Hollow Family Almanac,’ Lauren Groff on ‘Arcadia,’ Jami Attenberg on ‘The Middlesteins’ and Eleanor Brown on ‘The Weird Sisters.’

•  2 p.m.: A Reading: Deni Y. Bechard on ‘Cures For Hunger, Nura Maznavi on ‘The Secret Love Lives of American Muslim Women,’ Susan Kushner Resnick on ‘What a Holocaust Survivor Taught Me.’

•  2 p.m.: City Noir, Desert Noir: Colin Channer and Kwame Dawes on ‘Kingston Noir’ and Robert Arellano on ‘Curse the Names.’

•  2:30 p.m.: Graphic Novels: Noah Van Sciver on ‘The Hypo: A Graphic Portrait of the Melancholic Young Lincoln’ and Russ Kick on ‘The Graphic Canon.’

•  2:30 p.m.: On War: ‘Jake Tapper on American Valor,’ Benjamin Busch on ‘Dust to Dust: A Memoir’ and Brian Castner on ‘A Story of War and the Life That Follows.’

•  2:30 p.m.: Deborah Dash Moore, Howard Rock and Daniel Soyer on ‘City of Promises: A History of the Jews of New York.’

•  2:45 p.m.: Lo nuevo de Giovanna Rivero y Carlos Wynter Melo (in Spanish).

•  3 p.m.: See, Learn, Eat: Cooking Demonstration: Liz Gutman and Jen King on ‘The Liddabit Sweets Candy Cookbook.’

•  3 p.m.: Political Lives: Rachel L. Swarns, ‘American Tapestry: The Story of the Black, White and Multiracial Ancestors of Michelle Obama,’ William Chafe, ‘Bill and Hillary: The Politics of the Personal,’ and Manuel Roig-Franzia, ‘The Rise of Marco Rubio.’

•  3 p.m.: Historia y política reflejadas en la ficción, con Roberto Ampuero y Fernando Aramburu (in Spanish).

•  3 p.m.: On Paris: Eloisa James on ‘Paris In Love,’ Pamela Druckerman on ‘One American Mother Discovers the Wisdom of French Parenting’ and Rosecrans Baldwin on ‘Paris, I Love You, But You’re Bringing Me Down.’

•  3:30 p.m.: Mark Helprin, reading from his new novel, ‘In Sunlight and In Shadow.’

•  3:30 p.m.: Laini Taylor on ‘Days of Blood and Starlight,’ Tonya Hurley on ‘The Blessed’ and Gennifer Albin on ‘Crewel.’

•  3:30 p.m.: New Fiction: A Reading: Justin Torres on ‘We the Animals,’ Nina Revoyr on ‘Wingshooters,’ Adam Johnson on ‘The Orphan Master’s Son’ and Scott Hutchins on ‘A Working Theory of Love.’

•  3:30 p.m.: Brave New Future: Speculative Fiction: Ellen Brazer on ‘And So It Was Written.’

•  3:30 p.m.: A Reading from New Comic Novels: Mark Leyner on ‘The Sugar Frosted Nutsack,’ David Abrams on ‘Fobbit’ and Antoine Wilson on ‘Panorama City.’

•  3:30 p.m.: Lives Lived: Kate Bornstein on ‘A Queer and Pleasant Danger,’ Susie Bright on ‘Big Sex Little Death,’ Jeanne Cordova on ‘A Memoir of Love and Revolution’ and T Cooper on ‘Real Man Adventures.’

•  4 p.m.: Exploring Middle Earth: Wayne Hammond and Christina Scull on ‘The Art of The Hobbit’ and Corey Olsen on ‘Exploring J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit.’

•  4 p.m.: Three Journeys: Andrew McCarthy on ‘The Longest Way Home,’ Eric Weiner on ‘My Flirtations with the Divine’ and Scott Wallace on the ‘Amazon’s Last Uncontacted Tribes.’

•  4 p.m.: Leopoldo Brizuela y Alberto Ruy Sánchez con sus nuevas novelas (in Spanish).

•  4 p.m.: La novela negra cubana, con Ignacio Cárdenas Acuña, Matías Montes Huidobro y Rodolfo Pérez Valero (in Spanish).

•  4 p.m.: New Fiction: Pam Houston on ‘Contents May Have Shifted,’ Christopher Beha on ‘What Happened to Sophie Wilder,’ Rachel Joyce on ‘The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry’ and Eleni Gage on ‘Other Waters.’

•  4:30 p.m.: See, Learn, Eat: Cooking Demonstration: Yvan Lemoine on ‘Comidas USA.’

•  4:30 p.m.: Dark Worlds: J. Gabriel Gates on ‘Blood Zero Sky’ and Conor McCreery on ‘Kill Shakespeare.’

•  4:30 p.m.: The 99 Percent: James A. Robinson, Chris Hedges, Ishmael Reed, and Bryan Mealer

•  4:30 p.m.: A Miami Picaresque: J.J. Colagrande on ‘Decò’ and Yousi Mazpule on ‘Jinetera: Story of a Cuban Prostitute.’

•  5:15 p.m.: Una Cita con Jaime Bayly (in Spanish).

•  5:30 p.m.: Cine y censura: el caso P.M., con Orlando Jiménez Leal y Manuel Zayas (in Spanish).