Two authors that I wrote about yesterday are reading again tonight, along with an open mic, a thriller, and several other events.

At Elliott Bay Book Company, Johan Bruyneel reads from We Might as Well Win: On the Road to Success with the Mastermind Behind the Eight Tour de France Victories. Apparently, people refer to Bruyneel as “the Vince Lombardi of cycling,” which is a really funny image.

After Bruyneel, David Wroblewski will read from his new novel, The Story of Edgar Sawtelle, which is about a family raising a unique dog breed. It’s getting pretty decent reviews, but I have not read it yet.

And at the Hugo House, it’s time to say goodbye to their current crop of writers-in-residence. Wendy Call, Todd Faulkner, David Wagoner and Cody Walker will be reading. I bet at least one of them will get misty, which will be entertaining in its own right. I expressed my love for Wagoner a few months back. A new crew, including Cienna Madrid, will begin writing, um, in residence at the Hugo House this fall.

The full readings calendar, including the next week or so, is on our Books page.