Author E.L. Doctorow in Conversation at the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco
Jewish Community Center of San Francisco (Kanbar Hall) (San Francisco, CA)
E.L. Doctorow's books offer a rich imagining of the American past, from The Civil War (The March) to turn-of-the-century New York populated by Henry Ford, Emma Goldman and J. P. Morgan (Ragtime) and The Rosenberg Trial of the 1950s (The Book of Daniel). Not only is he the winner of every major literary award and one of this country's most distinguished writers, he's also an engaging speaker. He'll be joined in conversation by author Adam Hochschild (Bury the Chains).
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<p>E.L. Doctorow’s books offer a rich imagining of the American past, from The Civil War (The March) to turn-of-the-century New York populated by Henry Ford, Emma Goldman and J. P. Morgan (Ragtime) and The Rosenberg Trial of the 1950s (The Book of Daniel). Not only is he the winner of every major literary award and one of this country’s most distinguished writers, he’s also an engaging speaker. He’ll be joined in conversation by author Adam Hochschild (Bury the Chains).</p>
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