
Jacqueline Crooks’ burning debut novel, set among the sound systems, sus laws, and tower blocks of early 1980s London, came out the same day we opened our A Mile in My Shoes project sharing stories of those who lived through the 1981 uprisings in the city. Like those stories, the book is full of love, loss, freedom, and transformative dub music. And now we get to talk about it all with the author herself! Have you read the book? Want to join us? Grab yourself a seat at empathymuseum.com/london
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