Every city has a pulse, a rhythm, a certain way it’s touched by light. Continuing on tour for On Morrison, Namwali Serpell lands in sunny Oakland, California, where she reads Morrison’s striking, swinging portrait of Harlem’s jazz age with poet
Every city has a pulse, a rhythm, a certain way it’s touched by light. Continuing on tour for On Morrison, Namwali Serpell lands in sunny Oakland, California, where she reads Morrison’s striking, swinging portrait of Harlem’s jazz age with poet
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