Caryl Férey will participate in a panel discussion on international noir with
Paco Taibo,
Hirsh Sawhney and
Pete Hamill at the 2010
Brooklyn Book Festival on Sunday, September 12. The conversation will take place at 3 p.m. at the International Stage. At 12 noon, Férey will be at the Europa Editions booth meeting readers and signing copies of
Zulu. Directions to the event can be found
here.
Then, on Tuesday, September 14 at 7 p.m., Férey will be reading from
Zulu and signing books at
Partners & Crime Mystery Booksellers.
Zulu was recently named one of the "
Ten Best African Crime Novels" by Michael Stanley for the Guardian newspaper. Advance reviews raved: "A horrifying, eye-opening thriller [that] masterfully depicts the abject poverty of Cape Town's slums and the desperation of the townships' residents" (Kirkus) and described the novel as "hard-hitting...a welcome addition to the growing ranks of crime books set in South Africa" (Publishers Weekly).