Tim McLoughlin, Kenji Jasper, and Ellen Miller
Wednesday, August 25, 2004
Tim McLoughlin, Kenji Jasper, and Ellen Miller share stories from the new Brooklyn Noir collection.
Authors from the Brooklyn Noir collection will be reading on:
Thursday, August 26th at 7pm
Pete’s Candy Store
709 Lorimer St.
Tuesday, September 7th at 6pm
Crown Heights
Brooklyn Public Library
560 New York Ave. (at Maple St.)
Wednesday, September 8th at 7pm
Prospect Park / Prospect Heights
Central Brooklyn Library
Grand Army Plaza
» More on the book
Music:Jazz in Film, Terence Blanchard: “Clockers” / “Degas’ Racing World”
Authors from the Brooklyn Noir collection will be reading on:
Thursday, August 26th at 7pm
Pete’s Candy Store
709 Lorimer St.
Tuesday, September 7th at 6pm
Crown Heights
Brooklyn Public Library
560 New York Ave. (at Maple St.)
Wednesday, September 8th at 7pm
Prospect Park / Prospect Heights
Central Brooklyn Library
Grand Army Plaza
» More on the book
Music:Jazz in Film, Terence Blanchard: “Clockers” / “Degas’ Racing World”
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