Forthcoming event
A City Centre Lunchtime Seminar by Ian Thomson, Royal Literary Fund Fellow, UCL.
Ian Thomson is a writer, critic and journalist. His book about Haiti, Bonjour Blanc, was described by the late J.G.Ballard as ‘hair-raising but hugely entertaining’. His subsequent book, Primo Levi: A Life, won the Royal Society of Literature’s W.H.Heinemann Award in 2003. His most recent book, The Dead Yard, is an account of contemporary Jamaica.
1pm Tuesday 14 December 2010
Foster Court 243, UCL.
A City Centre Lunchtime Seminar by Ian Thomson, Royal Literary Fund Fellow, UCL.
Ian Thomson is a writer, critic and journalist. His book about Haiti, Bonjour Blanc, was described by the late J.G.Ballard as ‘hair-raising but hugely entertaining’. His subsequent book, Primo Levi: A Life, won the Royal Society of Literature’s W.H.Heinemann Award in 2003. His most recent book, The Dead Yard, is an account of contemporary Jamaica.
1pm Tuesday 14 December 2010
Foster Court 243, UCL.
