Two Readings This Week: St. Marks Books, Housing Works Cafe

by Neighborhood Writers

09/07/2009

126 Crosby Street, New York, NY 10012

Neighborhood: Greenwich Village

Thursday, Sept 10th:

The St. Mark's Books Reading Series presents a reading from "Lost and Found: Stories From New York," featuring Sam Lipsyte, Bryan Charles, Betsy Berne, Debbie Nathan, Courtney Coveney, and Thomas Beller.

@ Solas Bar 232 E. 9th Street (between 3rd and 2nd Aves) 7:30PM sharp»

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Monday, Sept 14th:
The Saint Ann’s Review Reading

Thomas Beller and Mervyn Taylor read new fiction and poetry

Housing Works Cafe
at 7:00 PM
126 Crosby Street, New York, NY 10012 :: 212-334-3324

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