Good stories with readily accessible bourbon!
• This Sunday, September 24th at 7:30, I’ll be reading for Sunday Salon at the Charleston with L.C. Fiore and David Treuer, which is so exciting because A. I'm reading Treuer's book right now! and B. L.C. Fiore was a finalist for WBEZ's Stories on Stage! and C. I'm a huge drooling fan of Chicago's Make Magazine, which hosts Sunday Salon and D. I love love love The Charleston (insert long soliloquy about Wicker Park/Bucktown hang-outs that have kept their integrity over the years which ends with, "And in conclusion, YAAAAAAY The Charleston!").
• After that, I’ll run over to Webster’s Wine Bar to read for 2nd Story around 9:30—
Hey, Megan? What exactly is this 2nd Story you’re always talking about?
I’m so glad you asked! You can check out a little video of the experience here or read about us on Center Stage Chicago here—
• On Wednesday, October 4th at 7:00 I’ll be reading for Reading Under the Influence at Sheffield’s. This series runs the first Wednesday of every month and y'all should absolutely check it out ... each event runs on a theme and this time around it's Love/Hate, which I've certainly got some two cents about, and they tell me I'll have to do some shots before and after I read, which makes me a little nervous insofar as my apparent lack of periods and commas and punctuation in general, thanks Selby/Virginia Woolf/Faulkner/Elizabeth Crane and all you pioneers who gave me permission to ramble, so, in a nutshell, we'll just see how this goes!
Comments
you should know that:
1) you have a special pen color that I use to mark on my datebook the days you have readings.
2) the color is orange.
Hope to see you!
Posted by: .25 kid | September 20, 2006 10:04 AM
Good luck and I love you!
Posted by: Mary | September 20, 2006 11:34 AM
I have other plans but I'm bummed because Charles Fiore was one of my star students and you'll both have a great time. He's supposed to tell you something... if he doesn't, say "Betsy told me you're supposed to tell me something."
Posted by: Betsy | September 21, 2006 8:24 AM
I'm going to drag Jason to one of those things. And it's not that Jason takes much dragging, but more it takes encouragement to get him to realize it's money well spent.
Posted by: Coley | September 22, 2006 4:34 PM