About this Event
Join us for an afternoon of intrigue, justice, and inspiration at the Oakland Public Library! Dive into the heart of Oakland noir with Nicholas Louis Baham III, author of The People's Detective. This gripping novel follows Sonny Trueheart, a former homicide detective turned whistleblower, on a harrowing journey to uncover a vast criminal conspiracy and bring justice to the streets of Oakland.
The event will include:
- A reading from The People's Detective
- A Q&A session with the author
- A book signing opportunity (attendees are encouraged to order their copies in advance at Amazon)
About the Author
Nicholas Louis Baham III is a Professor of Ethnic Studies at California State University East Bay and a trailblazer in Oakland noir mystery fiction. As an academic and an author, Dr. Baham combines his expertise in African American Studies with the art of storytelling, weaving themes of justice, resilience, and social activism into his works.
Keep in touch and follow Dr. Nicholas Louis Baham III
- Website https://www.nicholasbaham.com/
- Threads
- Podcasts
- Amazon Author profile
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Bootstrap Publications is a boutique hybrid publishing house founded in 2017 in Miami, Florida. As a woman of color-owned business, Bootstrap Publications empowers authors and artists by bridging the gap between traditional and self-publishing. We offer personalized, professional services, including manuscript development, editing, design, marketing, and branding.
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For wholesale or bulk book orders or more information, reach out to [email protected]
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Oakland Public Library, 125 14th Street, Oakland, United States
USD 0.00 to USD 55.20
