Jesmyn Ward reads from ‘Salvage the Bones’
Pitbull Relaxing, Laura Bolle, 2008
Jesmyn Ward reads a passage from Salvage the Bones, her novel that was just announced as a finalist for the National Book Award.
Via KQED
Pitbull Relaxing, Laura Bolle, 2008
Jesmyn Ward reads a passage from Salvage the Bones, her novel that was just announced as a finalist for the National Book Award.
Via KQED
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