About this Event
About the Event
Join us for a listening session of Remembering Eugene Williams and the Red Summer of 1919, read by Melody Edwards. The recording will be followed by a discussion exploring this pivotal moment in Black history and its lasting impact on our world today.
About the Author
Matthew H. Jones writes horror and "generally strange" fiction. Informed by themes of anxiety, depression, and the erosion of social bonds, his melancholic, lyrical prose is designed to "cling to your bones" and keep you awake. While the title is self-appointed, he maintains he is the greatest blind, Black writer currently working in New England. He is the author of several novels exploring the horrors of everyday life.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Bookery Manchester, 844 Elm Street, Manchester, United States
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