Myla Goldberg, who is the author of the 2000 novel Bee Season (“portraying the breakdown of a family and the spiritual explorations of its two children amid a series of spelling bees“—Wikipedia) and is the subject of a pretty catchy Decemberists song (the one that starts: “Myla Goldberg sets a steady hand upon her brow”) will be interviewed at the Tractor Tavern by Stranger staff writer Eli Sanders. Sanders hasn’t said what he’ll ask, but the questions are sure to be good and Jewish: Sanders recently wrote about Jewish history in Washington State, both he and Goldberg grew up in Jewish households, the family in Bee Season is Jewish, and the event is produced by Nextbook, the Jewish literature organization. Tickets are $6—$8. CHRISTOPHER FRIZZELLE