Memory and Place

2016年3月19日星期六 14:00 至 15:30

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Memory and Place

价格: ￥60

Memory and Place

2016年3月19日星期六 14:00 至 15:30

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Memory and Place

2016年3月19日星期六 14:00 至 15:30 The Bookworm Courtyard #4, South Sanlitun Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing Phone: 10 6503 2050 老书虫北京市朝阳区南三里屯路4号院电话：10 6503 2050 Note: Only a limited quantity of tickets are available online. If they run out here, it does not necessarily mean the event is sold out. You can email info@chinabookworm.com or call (10) 6503 2050 for more information. You can also buy tickets in person at The Bookworm.

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2016年3月19日星期六 14:00 至 15:30

The Bookworm Courtyard #4, South Sanlitun Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing Phone: 10 6503 2050 老书虫北京市朝阳区南三里屯路4号院电话：10 6503 2050 Note: Only a limited quantity of tickets are available online. If they run out here, it does not necessarily mean the event is sold out. You can email info@chinabookworm.com or call (10) 6503 2050 for more information. You can also buy tickets in person at The Bookworm. The Bookworm Courtyard #4, South Sanlitun Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing Phone: 10 6503 2050 老书虫北京市朝阳区南三里屯路4号院电话：10 6503 2050 Note: Only a limited quantity of tickets are available online. If they run out here, it does not necessarily mean the event is sold out. You can email info@chinabookworm.com or call (10) 6503 2050 for more information. You can also buy tickets in person at The Bookworm.

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Featuring: Michael Crummey, Mariko Nagai, Anna Smaill; moderated by Kerryn Leitch

Location: The Bookworm

Event Code: BW19C

Three writers gather to discuss the role of memory and place in their stories. In Michael Crummey’s latest novel, Sweetland, residents of an endangered Newfoundland community – led by one enigmatic Moses Sweetland – try to save the last vestiges of their history. In Mariko Nagai’s Dust of Eden – a “novel” written as a series of poems – the main characters try to make sense of their identities after being relocated from their Seattle homes to Japanese internment camps during World War II. And in Anna Smaill’s The Chimes, the written word is replaced with music and memory is wholly wiped out.

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