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(Toni Morrison)
Toni Morrison explores the nature of amour in her latest novel Love. The Grammy-nominated and critically-acclaimed Eroica Trio talk about their music as well as a documentary about them airing on PBS December 9th. Pascal Khoo Thwe describes his Burmese childhood. And Richard Bausch shares his definitive short story collection.
Toni Morrison
The legendary Toni Morrison discusses her latest novel Love.
Events: Toni Morrison will be reading and signing books tonight at 8 pm at the 92nd St Y.
Music: Rage in Harlem Soundtrack composer Elmer Bernstein
Eroica Trio
The New York Times says of the Eroica Trio that "they play chamber music for the concert hall. There is an edge of the seat intensity to every note they produce." The Trio are Ericka Nickrentz on piano, Adela Pena on violin, and Sara Sant Ambrogio on Cello.
Music: ...
Pascal Khoo Thwe
Pascal Khoo Thwe describes his remarkable childhood in Phekhon, "the only Catholic town in Burma." His new book is From the Land of Green Ghosts.
Events: Pascal Khoo Thwe will be interviewed by Isaiah Sheffer and then someone will read from his book at Symphony Space tonight at 7 pm ...
Richard Bausch
Richard Bausch, widely agreed to be one of the most important fiction writers of his generation, has a new short story collection. It’s called (aptly) The Stories of Richard Bausch.
Events: Richard Bausch will be giving a reading and signing books tonight at 7:30 at the Barnes and Noble at ...
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