Talk

Readings from "The New Internationals" by David Wright Faladé

David Wright Faladé reads from his new novel, The New Internationals. Inspired by the correspondence between Wright Faladé’s mother and grand‐mother, Jews who survived the Nazi occupation of France, The New Internationals tells the story of an unlikely love triangle—between a Holocaust survivor, a Sorbonne student from West Africa, and a black GI—set in post‐war Paris. Wright Faladé will be joined by Christopher Kempf, author of the poetry collection What Though the Field Be Lost (LSU, 2021), about the battle of Gettysburg.

  • a black and white book cover with an image of a woman and man dancing and another image with a street leading to a large overhead structure.
  • a head shot of a man in a dark blue blazer looking straight with a smile.

a head shot of a man with long blonde hair in a blue blazer looking straight with a smile.

Contact

For further information on this event, contact Christopher Kempf at .

All participants are welcome. To request disability-related accommodations for this event, please contact Brian Cudiamat at or (217) 244-5586.