MICHAEL SKAKUN
AT THE MIND’S LIMITS: EXILE, MEMORY AND IDENTITY
Michael Skakun, the author of two wartime narratives—“On Burning Ground: A Son’s Memoir,” an interethnic psychological thriller that captures his father’s survival as perhaps the ultimate chameleon; and of the forthcoming “Tattered Silk: A Eurasian Odyssey,” his mother’s wartime coming-of-age story—will discuss the existential imperative of memory, the vocabulary of forms and symbols that help the human being survive extremity. He will also examine the often indissoluble links between exile, displacement and identity.
Tuesday, February 14 @ 6 PM
Bowery Poetry Club
308 Bowery (Bleecker-Houston)
F Train to 2nd Ave / 6 train to Bleecker/ $ 10 Admission
www.bowerypoetry.com
Tickets $ 10
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This event is made possible in part with public funds from the
New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency
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