Blue in Green - Wesley Brown The Packington Estate

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Blue in Green - Wesley Brown The Packington EstateThe latest work from the veteran novelist called one hell of a writer by James Baldwin, wonderfully wry by Donald Barthelme, and a writers writer by Ishmael Reed, Blue in Green narrates one evening in August 1959, when, only eight days after the release of his landmark album Kind of Blue, Miles Davis is assaulted by a member of New York City Police Department outside of Birdland. In the aftermath of Daviss brief stint in custody, we enter the strained