Join us for a conversation and Q & A with non-fiction author Dan Slater. In his new book, The Incorruptibles,  Slater redefines what life was like on the Lower East Side prior to World War I. The Wall Street Journal called The Incorruptibles "a useful corrective to the conventional picture of what life was like on those mean streets." The New York Times called the book "unrivaled," writing, "Slater's diverting narrative of Jewish gangland in the early 1900s doubles as a slyly sophisticated primer on an overlooked chapter of American crime history."