About this Event
About the event
Join us to celebrate the launch of , a groundbreaking new study of one of the most significant writers of recent times. From her early works of autofiction to the sweeping, post-war narrative of Small Island, and the defiant voices of the enslaved in The Long Song, Levy reshaped the landscape of contemporary British literature.
In this pioneering new study, leading Levy expert Dr Michael Perfect explores her extraordinary body of work, and reveals fascinating discoveries from her archive. In addition to an exclusive reading by the author, the evening will feature a panel discussion of Levy’s impact, with two very special guests: journalist and author, Gary Younge, and Levy's widower, Bill Mayblin.
There will also be an audience Q&A, drinks and a book signing.
Organised by Centre on the Dynamics of Ethnicity (CoDE) in partnership with Ahmed Iqbal Ullah RACE Centre and Education Trust and Manchester University Press.
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Event venue & nearby stays
Blackwell's University Bookshop, 146 Oxford Road, Manchester, United Kingdom
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