Presented by Student Association Programming Board

Oswego Reading Initiative speaker

“Bombingham is constructed so well that it could be used as a textbook in writing classes. It’s a perfect traditional novel.”
—The Village Voice

Anthony Grooms transports the reader to the war-torn rice fields of Vietnam and the riot-filled streets of Birmingham, Alabama. With wry humor and haunting description, he portrays the wonder and terror of childhood at a time when ordinary citizens risked their lives to change America. Through his book, Grooms provides a moving testament to the power of responsibility and faith in dealing with tragedy.

Hewitt Union Ballroom

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