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Join us for a special reading event, as we welcome authors, Tobias Carroll and Bela Koe-Krompecher, to the Unicorn Stage.
Tobias Carroll is the author of three novels, one short story collection, and Political Sign, a work of nonfiction. He is the managing editor of Vol. 1 Brooklyn and writes a monthly column about books in translation for Words Without Borders. His new novel is In the Sight.
Book description: Farrier had been raised in the East… Furtive spaces on the outskirts of cities, truck stops in the middle of nowhere, and obscure research outposts — those are the places where Farrier did his work. What’s the nature of that work, you ask? DIY brain modification, for starters — highly experimental and in no way legal. When his past catches up with him, Farrier sets out on a road trip without end, frenetically crossing the country in search of redemption, revisiting old haunts along the way. This tale of open roads, weird science, and endless reinvention draws inspiration from Destroyer’s 2002 album This Night. It also features aviaries gone wrong, obscure retail outlets, and coffee. So much coffee. Don’t try this at home, readers.Bela Koe-Krompecher works as a social worker in Columbus, Ohio. He is the author of the book Love, Death & Photosynthesis, as well as the author of several graphic comics (Nix Comics). He has two children that he writes about frequently and he never says no to pizza or coffee.
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