Booksmith is thrilled to present another in-person event with the beloved creator of Catana Comics, #1 New York Times bestselling author Catana Chetwynd, to celebrate her new book You Are Home. More information to be announced soon, but please save the date and join us!

Please note:

• This is a ticketed, in-person event. Each ticket includes a signed copy of You Are Home.
• This is an offsite event, to be held at the Internet Archive, 300 Funston Ave. in San Francisco, CA.
• In order to be able to meet and greet fans and spend some time with everyone, Catana is requesting we limit attendance to 150 people. This event will sell out (last time we hosted we had > 700 people attend and had to add a second night!), so if you're reading this and tickets are available you should scoop them up now! If you don't manage to get a ticket to the event, you can still get a signed copy of You Are Home – both tickets are available here.
• Safety: ID and proof of full vaccination, including booster, will be required at the door. Masks will be required throughout the duration of the event and capacity will be limited to allow indoor distancing. 
• If we feel it is not safe to gather, as the event gets closer, we will pivot to a virtual event and your registration will remain valid.
• Accessibility is important to us. Please write to us with any requests and we will do our best to accommodate you.
• Questions? Write events@booksmith.com.

About the book

#1 New York Times bestselling author and creator Catana Chetwynd’s latest collection of comics illustrates the moments a relationship “levels up” and all the intimate, special, and amusing adventures those milestones entail.

Author of Little Moments of Love, Snug, and In Love & Pajamas, Catana Chetwynd imparts her relationship wisdom once again with her latest collection of comics. This time, she explores the momentous steps of a relationship––whether it be moving in together, the reality of facing time apart, or even officially committing to one another––all while shining a light on the joy those moments can offer. Catana’s unmistakable illustration and writing styles make even the most mundane tasks, like mowing the lawn or deciding whose turn it is to cook dinner, seem charming. Her relatable content is elevated in a fresh and humorous way that only Catana’s comics can do.

About the author

Catana Chetwynd is a self-taught traditional artist and the enthusiastic author of Catana Comics. She grew up in Saratoga Springs, New York, where she spent her time creating art and pursuing an education in psychology until accidentally stumbling into the world of comics. Not only is her fiancé, John, the daily inspiration for her drawings but he was also the one who suggested a comic series about their relationship in the first place. Thanks to his idea and his inspiring daily antics, Catana was able to pursue her childhood dream of being a cartoonist. She currently lives on the East Coast with John, their tiny, angry dog, Murphy, and their even tinier but less angry dog, Ringo.

Please note:

• This is a ticketed, in-person event. Each ticket includes a signed copy of You Are Home.
• This is an offsite event, to be held at the Internet Archive, 300 Funston Ave. in San Francisco, CA.
• In order to be able to meet and greet fans and spend some time with everyone, Catana is requesting we limit attendance to 150 people. This event will sell out (last time we hosted we had > 700 people attend and had to add a second night!), so if you're reading this and tickets are available you should scoop them up now! If you don't manage to get a ticket to the event, you can still get a signed copy of You Are Home – both tickets are available here.
• Safety: ID and proof of full vaccination, including booster, will be required at the door. Masks will be required throughout the duration of the event and capacity will be limited to allow indoor distancing. 
• If we feel it is not safe to gather, as the event gets closer, we will pivot to a virtual event and your registration will remain valid.
• Accessibility is important to us. Please write to us with any requests and we will do our best to accommodate you.
• Questions? Write events@booksmith.com.

Photo of the Internet Archive's Great Room used in the background above by Evan Karp