Join Julian Randall at Greenlight Bookstore in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, for a special book event on May 20, 2024. Julian will be presenting his nonfiction debut, "The Dead Don't Need Reminding," where he intertwines two compelling narratives of recovery and reclamation. This adult nonfiction work delves into Julian's personal journey back from a profound depression, as well as his quest to uncover the past of his white-passing grandfather in Mississippi. With a unique blend of wit, lyricism, and emotion, Randall skillfully translates moments from pop culture into poignant reflections on loss, family, and the essence of the American experience. Poet José Olivarez will be joining Julian for a discussion about his work, followed by a reading and book signing. This event is a must for literature enthusiasts looking to explore profound themes through the lens of personal storytelling. Admission is free, so mark your calendars for an evening of literary discovery at Greenlight Bookstore.

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