Join us on Thursday, September 30th at 7pm as local author and longtime Hudson Valley resident Lee Brown reads from his debut crime/mystery novel, Dark and discusses the independent publishing process.
DARK is a book about friendship, violence and identity. Set in 1979, the stories center on four men who have returned from Vietnam and have established a detective agency. Their city is plagued by racial hostilities and the shadow of a serial killer. The partners become targets for assassination, the result of a conspiracy they don't understand. At the same time they are forced to confront problems of PTSD in their own ranks. The stories of DARK hopscotch and weave their way through a city that seems to border on 'civilized' madness.
About Lee Brown - former musician - former college basketball player - past president of Local 994 International Chemical Workers Union - union organizer - community activist - former owner of the Cubbyhole Coffeehouse - father of Duke, Columbia and Harvard graduates - read Don Quixote once - his favorite authors are: Walter Mosley; Robert Coover; China Mieville; Milena Agus; Richard Brautigan; Patrick Modiano; Roberto Bolano; Natsuo Kirino - plays less chess than he used to
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