Join Taylor & Co. Books at Brooklyn Artery in Brooklyn, NY on November 17, 2023, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Jean Toomer's iconic Harlem Renaissance classic, Cane. This extraordinary event, titled "Wind is in the Cane. Come Along.," will pay homage to Toomer's work with a night filled with praise, poetry, and oracular invocations.

Featuring a lineup of brilliant Black creators, including Dominique Rider, Gabrielle Civil, Sheree Renée Thomas, Diane Exavier, Dr. Elijah Heyward III, Bill Lowe, and Andrew E. Colarusso, this event promises to be a gathering of bright stars in the vast constellation of artistic voices.

To mark this momentous occasion, Taylor & Co. Books is releasing a centenary edition of Cane, presented as a boxed set. This edition includes a faithful and stunning printing of Toomer's masterpiece, along with an Oracular Card Deck and Companion Guide. Each card in the deck is authored by influential Black thinkers and makers, offering insights, prompts, and questions to inspire wonder, speculation, and creation.

"Wind is in the Cane. Come Along." is an invitation to imagine across time and space, and to join the celebration of Jean Toomer's enduring legacy. Admission to this event is free. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the power and beauty of the Harlem Renaissance.

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