| Media Type | mp3 |
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| Podcast Title | Color Me King |
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| Producer | Produced by Florida Humanities |
Jonathan Escoffery – Color Me King
Author and South Florida native Jonathan Escoffery discusses his article, Color Me King—a personal essay about a childhood memory that may have inspired the writer’s first book.
Jonathan Escoffery is the author of the international bestseller If I Survive You, a collection of eight short stories that follow the struggles of a Jamaican family who builds a new home in Miami. The book has been nominated for more than a dozen awards, including the Booker Prize and the National Book Award.
If any bit of Florida’s history, cultures, literature, or cuisine has piqued your interest, then it’s probably been covered in FORUM, the award-winning magazine of Florida Humanities. This podcast series takes listeners behind the scenes of upcoming issues and speaks to the writers who bring some of the most fascinating Florida topics to life.
