Dale Maharidge
Tuesday, July 27, 2004
Dale Maharidge on the state of the American psyche, before and after 9/11, in his new book Homeland.
» Read an excerpt of Homeland in the Reading Room
» More on the book
Events: Booksigning and multimedia presentation:
Tuesday, July 27, 7pm
CUNY Grad Center
5th Avenue at 34th Street
New York, NY
Admission: $10
For more information call, (212) 209-2885; (212) 226-8760; (212) 817-8215
Music: Soundtrack to The Hours, composed by Philip Glass: “Morning Passages” / “I’m Going to Make a Cake” / “Dead Things”
» Read an excerpt of Homeland in the Reading Room
» More on the book
Events: Booksigning and multimedia presentation:
Tuesday, July 27, 7pm
CUNY Grad Center
5th Avenue at 34th Street
New York, NY
Admission: $10
For more information call, (212) 209-2885; (212) 226-8760; (212) 817-8215
Music: Soundtrack to The Hours, composed by Philip Glass: “Morning Passages” / “I’m Going to Make a Cake” / “Dead Things”
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