Tuesday, November 27, 2018 | 5pm to 6:15pm
About this Event
84 MASSACHUSETTS AVE, Cambridge, MA 02139
https://arts.mit.edu/transforming-a-rough-childhood-in-rural-louisiana-into-a-graphic-novel/Join us for a reading of Flocks, the autobiographical graphic novel by L. Nichols '05 & '07.
Introduction by Stephen Tapscott, Professor of Literature.
Reading followed by Q&A with L. Nichols and Azra Aksamija, Associate Professor in ACT
Light refreshments
Free and open to the public, all are welcome!
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L. Nichols, a trans man, artist, engineer and father of two, was born in rural Louisiana, assigned female and raised by conservative Christians. Flocks is his memoir of that childhood, and of his family, friends and community, the flocks of Flocks, that shaped and re-shaped him. L.’s irresistibly charming drawings demonstrate what makes Flocks so special: L.’s boundless empathy.
The event is presented by the MIT Arts Scholars and the Council for the Arts at MIT. Nichols was an Arts Scholar while at MIT and is an Associate Member of the Council for the Arts at MIT.
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