Before Night Falls is showing on March 23 through March 25. Dark Days' Come to Ross Theater Marc Singer's Dark Days, an astonishing portrait of a community of homeless people living in a subway tunnel underneath New York City's Penn Station, opens March 29 at the Mary Riepma Ross Film Theater. The film depicts a way of life unimaginable to most who walk the streets above. The community's future is jeopardized by Amtrak, the firm that owns the tunnel and plans to evict those living there. Dark Days is showing on March 29 through April 1.
Parking is located adjacent to the gallery.
A reception will follow the reading and Busch's books, including Don't Tell Anyone, will be available for sale. Busch is the winner of the National Jewish Book Award for Fiction for his novel, Invisible Mending. Busch's recent novels include Girls and The Night Inspector, a finalist for the PEN Faulkner Award and the National Book Critics Circle Award. Don't Tell Anyone have appeared in magazines such as Harper's, The Threepenny Review, The Georgia Review, and The Gettysburg Review. As the current Fairchild Professor of Literature at Colgate University, Busch lives in upstate New York.