Join us to celebrate the publication of local author Dan Slater’s new book, The Incorruptibles: A True Story of Kingpins, Crime Busters, and the Birth of the American Underworld.
Published in July by Little Brown, The Incorruptibles is receiving rave reviews from the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Kirkus Reviews and more who applaud Slater’s deep research, fluid writing, rich details, scholarly rigor, and gripping storytelling.
Now that he’s spoken about his work in NYC’s Bryant Park, we’re honored to host Dan for his hometown book launch party here at Greiser’s on Thursday, October 17, at 6:00 PM.
He’ll sign books and, in conversation with Easton-based actor Michael Rady, talk about his exhaustive journalistic research process and the art of storytelling. Attendance is free, but please reserve a spot. As space is limited, those who've RSVPd will be given priority admission.
We’ll serve light bites, beverages, and host an engaging discussion with the author. Hardback copies of The Incorruptibles are available at Greiser's and online for $32.50.
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A graduate of Colgate University, New York Film Academy, and Brooklyn Law School, Dan Slater has written for more than a dozen publications including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, the Atlantic, GQ, and the New Yorker. His last book, Wolf Boys, which the New York Times called “unforgettable” and the Chicago Public Library named a best book of the year, is being adapted for a TV series by 101 Studios and director Antoine Fuqua.
Meanwhile, his story about a rabbinic gang is in development at Paramount TV and George Clooney’s Smokehouse Pictures.
Raised in Minnesota, Dan lives in Easton with his wife Sophie and their sons, Silas and Felix.
Michael Rady made his acting debut in the feature film The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, playing Kostas Dounas. He has appeared in other feature films with small parts including The Guardian, and starred in the independent film InSearchOf. He has acted in numerous TV shows including Grey's Anatomy, Magnum PI, Melrose Place, and the Mentalist. He and his wife Rachel Kemery live in Easton.