Tag Archives: Clarence Brown
Clarence Brown reading Wednesday 2/29
Can you tell we’re excited about Clarence Brown’s Needs? If you’ve heard Clarence on The Signal or saw him at Eubie Blake, or you’re just curious to learn what all the fuss is about, come on out to the Charles … Continue reading
Review of Needs
Thanks to David Szabo, Naval Academy midshipman, for this lovely review! In Clarence Brown’s book Needs, the author takes you into the world of heroin addiction. His is a beautiful story of a fictional cop, Brenda, an addict who is … Continue reading
Reading this Wednesday, 2/8!
Looking for some fun and mental stimulation? Be at the Poe Room on the second floor of Pratt Library’s Central branch 6:30 Wednesday for an evening of poetry and conversation. Clarinda Harriss (BhB’s director) and Bruce Sager (winner of the … Continue reading
Clarence Brown on The Signal
Recently, “marvelous author” Clarence Brown spoke with Aaron Henkin on WYPR about Clarence’s new novel NEEDS (skip ahead to 33:48 to hear Clarence). Every week, The Signal showcases stories and news about Maryland’s cultural scene.
Filed under Audio, Baltimore, Fiction, Interview, Writing process
Clarence Brown, NEEDS
BhB is ecstatic to announce that Clarence Brown’s kick-ass novella NEEDS came out January 5. In a matter of hours, we began hearing buzz about movie/TV possibilities. If you think HOMICIDE was powerful, you ain’t seen nothin yet. For starters, … Continue reading
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Reading by Clarence Brown
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOTb-jpPSMA
Clarence Brown is seen here giving a reading from his soon to be released debut novel, Needs.
