Not So Polite After All: Canadian Writers Challenge the Status Quo
Sunday, May 5 | 3:15 PM - 4:30 PM- 2019
- International
- Literary
Three award-winning Canadian writers converge on one stage to recount their adventures in literary risk-taking and rule-breaking. Esi Edugyan’s richly spun historical epic “Washington Black” celebrates the genius of an escaped slave (not the white man who freed him). Sheila Heti’s “Motherhood” is a searingly honest rumination on whether or not to have children. André Alexis’s surreal and hallucinatory “Days By Moonlight” defies all conventions. Join these authors for a look at the leaps they took and the rewards they reaped.
Hotel Shattuck Plaza - Crystal Ballroom
With the support of the Consulate General of Canada, San Francisco/Silicon Valley