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PLM is a forward-thinking and inclusive speakers’ bureau dedicated to helping our clients connect with their optimal audiences and build their platforms as public intellectuals and entertainers.

08/04/2026

We're thrilled to welcome acclaimed mathematician and author, Ismar Volić, to our speakers roster!

Ismar has spoken to audiences in more than 20 countries about the surprising ways mathematics shapes our democracy.

As election season approaches, his work feels especially timely, as his talks explore how mathematics shapes everything from voting systems to electoral maps, and how it can help us build a democracy that better reflects the people it serves.

Now booking for keynotes, conferences, and campus events.

📩 Invite Ismar to speak at your organization today!

08/02/2026

On what would have been James Baldwin's 102nd birthday, we're returning to his essential legacy not simply to honor one of America's greatest writers, but to better understand our present moment and recommit ourselves to the future he imagined.

More than a century after his birth, Baldwin's work remains as urgent as ever, offering profound insight into race, sexuality, justice, and belonging. It's no surprise that we're witnessing a powerful resurgence of interest in his writing, as new readers discover Baldwin alongside a remarkable generation of scholars who are carrying his legacy forward.

At PLM, we're honored to coordinate speaking engagements on behalf of James Baldwin's nephew, Trevor Baldwin, as well as other esteemed Baldwin scholars, to help bring Baldwin's enduring ideas into conversation with audiences across the country.

Here's to celebrating James Baldwin not just on his birthday, but through the conversations his work continues to inspire.

07/30/2026

This summer Dr. Safiya Noble was featured in documentary Miss Representation: Rise Up documentary, which premiered at the Tribeca Festival!

The film explores tech-facilitated gender violence and how digital platforms profit from racism, sexism, and online hate.

Dr. Safiya Noble has spent years studying how algorithms reinforce racism and misogyny, and in Miss Representation: Rise Up she shares her expertise into the reality of tech-facilitated gender violence.

Learn More & Take Action at MissRepresentationRiseUp.org or invite Dr. Noble to speak at your institution.

07/29/2026

10 Books About Palestine You Need to Read in 2026 —

In early 2024, writer and activist entered Gaza twice through the Rafah crossing. There, at the Culture and Free Thought Association, Susan held a series of workshops for young people who had been displaced to tent encampments.
The result is EVERY MOMENT IS A LIFE, a beautiful Arabic-English bilingual anthology of essays from eighteen young Palestinian writers living through the genocide in Gaza.

Featured in an article by Yousra Samir Imran (). 📚

Susan is also available for speaking engagements on the subjects of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the power of storytelling.

07/24/2026

Heading to San Diego Comic-Con this weekend? Stop by the Abrams Comics booth on Sunday from 2:30–3:30 p.m. to meet John Jennings and get a signed copy of Parable of the Talents and check out one of John's panels!

Parable of the Talents is a gripping graphic novel adaptation of Octavia E. Butler’s groundbreaking dystopian novel, and won the 2026 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work.

Don’t miss the chance to celebrate this award-winning graphic novel and meet John Jennings at SDCC!

Happy Friday!

07/21/2026

' latest love letter to Florida's mango season in Food&Wine had us reaching for her delicious memoir THE MANGO TREE all over again. 🥭📚

Part family saga, part coming-of-age memoir, THE MANGO TREE: A Memoir of Fruit, Florida, and Felony is a perfect, juicy summer read.

Before becoming an acclaimed memoirist, Annabelle spent 18 years as a food writer and restaurant critic, and her passion for food storytelling is shines throughout every page and has you hankering for mango.

And if you're planning an event, Annabelle brings the same warmth, humor, and insight to the stage that she brings to the page. Feel free to reach out for a copy of the book discussion guide with a special mango recipe from Annabelle.

Happy mango season, and if anyone has a “mango connection,” please share!!

07/16/2026

That’s Kathryn Hulick, science and tech journalist and children’s author, on a recent episode of Womansplaining AI with Mara Bolis and Logan Currie.

Since giving her first presentation on AI in 2000, Kathryn's been passionate about making the technology accessible to everyone, from science readers to middle school students.

Lately, she’s focused on addressing what AI is and is not capable of and the impacts of social media use and brain rot content on mental health and more.

Get in touch to bring Kathryn to your next event!

07/14/2026

Today we're thrilled to share two exciting pieces of news from Kristen Arnett! 🎉

🏆 Kristen has been named a recipient of the 2026 Jim Duggins, PhD Outstanding Mid-Career Novelist Prize from Lambda Literary, alongside Rabih Alameddine. We're so excited to see this incredible honor recognize her remarkable body of work.

📚 And today also marks the publication of Kristen's essay on found family in the new anthology LIVING, TOGETHER. The collection, which includes a timely essay from Kristen, explores how to reimagine what community could look like in our disconnected age. It's a great foundation for conversations about how to rediscover the lost art of fellowship.

Congratulations, ! We can't wait to see what you do next! 💙📚

07/06/2026

“Americas 250th birthday should not be a narcotized scroll through the past, but a demand to sharpen the dangerous literacy this administration fears.” — Rich Benjamin

This administration wants to write a history meant to flatter the country, then inflict erasure.

Drawing on three generations of his family and their fight against authoritarianism and erasure, Rich Benjamin’s latest essay argues that our past isn’t simply something to commemorate, it’s something to learn from. And remembering, is an act of civic stamina.

Swipe through for a selection of excerpts, then read the full essay, now live in The Boston Globe, at the link in our bio.

06/23/2026

The 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence is upon us!

As we look forward to the next 250 years, it's important for us all to consider our past so that we can learn how to grow into a future that fulfills the ideals and aspirations we hold. Here are a few reading recommendations for those unafraid to take a deeper look into our nation’s past, both to confront the many painful parts of our history and to celebrate the those who resisted in order to move us toward a better future.

As our speaker Lee Hakwins says, "The beauty and promise of America lies in our ability to confront even the most painful parts of our history—not to shame ourselves, but to better understand who we are and who we still have the power to become."

In that spirit, we hope you'll pick up one of these books in celebration of the upcoming holiday. 📚 🎇

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