Author: John Edgar WidemanAlso known as: John Wideman, J. E. Wideman, John E. Wideman, Edgar John Wideman, Wideman John Edgar, John Edgar Wideman ed. ... (see complete list), John Edgar Wideman ed., John Edgar Wideman editor, John Edgar Wideman (editor)
3 past events. 92nd Street Y: A Celebration of the Schools Project (March 17 at 20:00) Rebecca Pawel discusses Death of a Nationalist.; Donald Antrim.; Jessica Hagedorn.; Nicole Krauss.; Frank McCourt.; John Edgar Wideman. Twenty years ago, Wendy Salinger founded the Unterberg Poetry Center Schools Project, an outreach program enabling New York City high school students to attend readings and interact with featured authors. Some of these authors, including Donald Antrim, Jessica Hagedorn, Nicole Krauss, Frank McCourt and ... (more)John Edgar Wideman, return to reflect on the writing life. Joining them is Rebecca Pawel, a Schools Project alumna and the author of Death of a Nationalist, which won an Edgar Award for Best First Novel.
Added by lampbane. New York Public Library - Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture: Richard Wright at 100: Looking Backward, Looking Forward (Panel discussion) (March 29 at 16:30) Julia Wright.; Hazel Rowley.; Sonia Sanchez.; John Edgar Wideman.; Howard Zinn.; Maryemma Graham. "Come and hear Julia Wright, daughter of Richard Wright and panelists including Hazel Rowley, Sonia Sanchez, John Edgar Wideman, and Howard Zinn. Maryemma Graham, from the University of Kansas, will moderate. The session is co-sponsored by the Schomburg Center and the Richard Wright Centennial Committee. ... (more)Event held in Langston Hughes Auditorium
Added by alibrarian. Hue-Man Bookstore & Cafe: Fanon - John Edgar Wideman (April 17 at 18:00) Widemans fascinating new novel weaves together fiction, biography, and memoirto evoke the life and message of Frantz Fanon, the influential author of "TheWretched of the Earth" and acute critic of racism and oppression.
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