David Duchovny (actor, novelist, filmmaker, and singer-songwriter) joins us for an evening on time, loss, and what words can and cannot hold.
David Duchovny has spent three decades refusing to stay in one lane. Two-time Golden Globe winner, four-time Emmy nominee, New York Times bestselling novelist, musician with three studio albums, filmmaker whose directorial debut premiered at Tribeca: the range is, by any measure, unusual. What connects it all is a preoccupation with the things that resist easy articulation. Grief, fathers, time, the self we can’t quite catch.
Joined by acclaimed actress, author, and musician Gina Gershon, David will explore what it means to create outside your supposed lane, why the most unconventional forms of expression often say the most, and what a life spent creating teaches you about mortality, failure, and the stubborn desire to get it right. An unmissable evening with one of America’s most restlessly creative minds.
When: September 10th 2026
Start at 7.00pmWhere: Great Hall at Cooper Union
7 E 7th St
New York, NY 10003
Books
Additional Copies of About Time are available during checkout and onsite through Strand Books.All books can be collected at the event.
Praise for the work of David Duchovny:
“Smart, smart-assed, and moving enough to reward study” — Mary Karr, author of The Liars’ Club
“So intimate it’s almost uncomfortable to read” — Guardian
Praise for the Work of David Duchovny: “Evocative, chilly prose that wouldn’t be out of place in a late Don DeLillo novel” — Kirkus Reviews
“Comically absurd, funny, and very dark” — New York Journal of Books
David will sign copies of About Time following the event.
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