Michael Thomas, born in Boston, is the author of Man Gone Down, winner of the prestigious IMPAC Dublin award. The prize committee deemed the work “brilliant in its scope and energy, and deeply moving in its human warmth.” This debut novel is a luminous story of an African American man struggling over a period of 4 days to save his family. When & Where
Thursday February 11
12 noon
Health Science 119
Contact Professors Maria McGarrity or Louis Parascandola : (718) 488-1050.
Directions to LIU, Flatbush and DeKalb Avenues Brooklyn.
Q,M,R Trains to DeKalb Avenue / 2,3,4 or 5 to Nevins Street.
Funding by the Provost’s Office.
Co-sponsored by the Africana Studies Program.
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