FREE BOOK: Get Your Copy of Kalooki Nights NOW!

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During the month of February, renowned British novelist Howard Jacobson will be teaching, reading, and inspiring students at GW. Following Nadeem Aslam and Suhayl Saadi, Jacobson is the third and culminating GW-British Council Writer in Residence. His most famous book is the wonderfully funny, perverse, and sad Kalooki Nights.

We have 200 copies of the novel in the English Department Office (Academic Center, Rome Hall 760). We are giving them away for free to anyone who would like a copy (one per person, please). Now you can have something wonderful to read over the winter break … or now, if you want to procrastinate studying for that exam that you don’t really want to take.

Happy reading!

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