Hear Michael Imossan's powerful poetry on Africa's past and present at Boswell Book Company.
Michael Imossan brings his evocative poetry to Boswell Book Company, offering a deep dive into African history and its ongoing impact. His debut collection, "All That Refuses to Die," examines the persistent echoes of the past in modern Africa. Imossan's work is known for its powerful imagery and historical insights, making this event a must for poetry lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
The evening promises to be both enlightening and moving, as Imossan shares stories that resonate with the struggles and triumphs of African nations. With his background as a curator and editor, Imossan's perspective is both unique and deeply informed. This is a rare opportunity to engage with a poet who captures the continent's heart and soul.
More like this
Explore your family roots with guidance from Terri Blair at Unity Church. This class offers a chance to delve into family mysteries and connect with your ancestry. Arrive early to find parking and settle in for an insightful session.
Dive into an engaging evening with author Máire Roach at The Well Red Damsel. This cozy bookstore setting is perfect for a Q&A and book signing. Arrive early to grab a good seat and enjoy the intimate atmosphere. Don't miss the chance to get a signed copy of "Bromantasy" and chat with the author.
Arrive 15 minutes early to find parking on Downer Ave, as it can be tricky. The event is in-store, so you'll want time to browse the shelves before it starts.
Boswell welcomes Nigerian poet Michael Imossan, winner of the Sillerman First Book Prize for African Poets, for an evening featuring his first full-length collection, All That Refuses to Die, in which he interrogates the conditions of Africans through a historical lens, comparing the past with the present and finding that nothing has really changed.
