NOV. 14th AUTHOR EVENT POSTPONED

Dear Literacy Supporter,

We’re sorry to share that Nikki Erlick has had to cancel her appearance at our Author Talk scheduled for Friday, November 14 at the Literacy Coalition due to illness. She asked that we pass along her sincerest apologies to our generous community.  We are disappointed, as I know you are, too. We thank you, in advance, for understanding. We wish Nikki a speedy recovery and we will work with her to reschedule for a future date.

If you would like to hold your spot for the new date TBD, no action is needed.

If you would like to request a refund, please email: Communications@literacypbc.org and note “Refund” in the subject line. Please note the Reserved Ticket Refund amount is $125 and hold onto Nikki’s books you received until the new event date. The General Ticket Refund amount is $100.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support of the Literacy Coalition and our mission. And thank you to Paris Baguette, Delray Beach, for their generous support.

Sincerely,

Kristin Calder, CEO

Author Talk Series

POSTPONED  |  Check Back Later For Updates on the New Date

You’re Invited to an Afternoon of Stories, Coffee & Connection with Bestselling Author Nikki Erlick at the Blume Literacy Center in Boynton Beach.

Join the Literacy Coalition for a special afternoon celebrating the power of storytelling with Nikki Erlick, bestselling author of The Measure and The Poppy Fields.

Guests will enjoy coffee and tea, along with afternoon pastries provided by Paris Baguette Bakery Cafe, an engaging author conversation, a book signing, and opportunities to connect — all in support of literacy in our community.

$100 — Open Seating

$175 — Reserved Seating, plus both books. Reserve by November 5 to have books mailed to you.

Nikki Erlick is known for her thought-provoking, high-concept fiction. Her New York Times instant bestselling debut novel, The Measure (2022), also a Read with Jenna Book Club pick, and her second novel, The Poppy Fields (2025), both blend speculative elements with deeply human themes of love, loss, and meaning. Her work has appeared online with New York Magazine, Newsweek, The Huffington Post, Literary Hub, Indagare Travel, BookTrib, and Vox Media.

Don’t miss this inspiring opportunity to celebrate storytelling and support literacy in our community!

Sponsorship opportunities are also available. For more information, email Communications@LiteracyPBC.org or call 561-767-3370.