Singing the Truth: Fiction, Identity and Community in Isaac’s Song with Daniel Black | Moderated by: Corey J. Miles

Join acclaimed author Daniel Black in conversation with scholar and cultural critic Corey J. Miles as they explore Isaac’s Song, a powerful work of fiction that weaves themes of identity, community and belonging. Set against the backdrop of the 1980s, this follow up to Don't Cry for Me delves into the experience of being Black and queer during a turbulent era, offering a poignant and unflinching portrayal of love, loss and self-discovery. Through lyrical storytelling and rich character development, Black challenges readers to confront the intersections of race, sexuality and community.