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Book Talk with Tom Harrits '05 on His New Novel: Fibonacci

Thursday, November 5, 2026, 6-8 pm

Join Tom Harrits ’05 as he talks about his new novel Fibonacci (release date Oct 13, 2026) in conversation with Ronnie Raviv ’95. Both Quipfire! alums, this will be a fast-paced and dynamic dialogue centered on literary historical fiction that you won’t want to miss!

Tom’s novel brings to light one of the most pivotal yet entirely forgotten figures in Western history: Leonardo "Fibonacci" Bonacci. Set in the medieval Mediterranean at the height of the Crusades, the story reveals the origin of modern math, science, technology, and business as we know it in the West. Without this story, none of our lives or Western societies could function as they do. Yet no one seems to know this story (even though we should). It has been lost to time and absent from history books for centuries.

The event will be at The Book Cellar in Lincoln Square in the format of a moderated conversation, short Q&A, and time for socializing. Limited spots available. Reserve now! Light refreshments will be provided; drinks available for purchase (support your local booksellers!).

Find out more about Tom and his novel Fibonacci: www.fibonaccinovel.com.

Event Details

Date: Thursday, November 5, 2026
Time: 6 - 8 pm
Location: The Book Cellar
4736 N Lincoln Ave
Chicago, IL 60625
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Questions?
Contact Sheila Arora '05 or Ronnie Raviv '95

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About the Author
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Tom Harrits '05
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Tom is a devoted fan of storytelling. A native of Waukesha, Wisconsin, he graduated from Princeton University with a degree in English literature. After graduating, Tom moved to Los Angeles to pursue his passion for storytelling in Hollywood, which led him to positions at UTA and Mandalay Pictures, among others. Tom now spends his days writing, performing, and exploring new ways to bring stories to life for global audiences. He is happily married to his wife, Emily, an accomplished entertainment and media Business Affairs executive, who has worked at Disney, Condé Nast, and CAA. They reside in Southern California with their family.
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