BROOKLYN READING WORKS

Sept 23 at 7PM: Young Writers Night, An All Ages Event

On September 23rd at 7PM, BRW presents the second annual Young Writers Night, fiction, poetry and song by New York City teenagers. “In planning this event, I looked for artists with fresh insight, candor and guts.” writes curator Jill Eisenstadt, author of From Rockaway and Kiss Out. Young Writers should be an exciting night and a preview into the next generation of published writers.

Young Writers is an all ages event at the Old Stone House. Third Street and Fifth Avenue in Park Slope. Suggested donation of $5 includes refreshments.

Readers include Hananh Frishberg, Maria Robins-Somerville, Noah Miller, Julia Banks Harris Lily Konigsberg, Gussie Roc, Luca Balser, Charlie Dore-Young and MORE. Over the hump: bios of the young writers...

Brooklyn Reading Works 2010-2011 Schedule: It's HERE!

Brooklyn Reading Works is a monthly reading series at the Old Stone House in Park Slope, Brooklyn (Fifth Avenue and Third Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn). All the readings are at 8PM. Suggested donation of $5 includes wine and snacks. Books are usually sold and there is often a Q&A after the reading.

September 23, 2010: Young Writers
Curated by Jill Eisenstadt

October 21, 2010: New Plays by Brooklyn Playwrights
Curated by Rosemary Moore

November 11, 2010: Writing War Fiction by Vets of Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan
Curated by Louise Crawford

December 16, 2010: Feast: Writers on Food

Curated by Michele Madigan Somerville (an annual benefit for the soup kitchen at St. Augustine’s Roman Catholic Church in Park Slope)

January 20, 2011: The Truth and Oral History (the double life of the interview) Curated by John Guidry

February 17, 2011: Memoirathon
Curated by Branka Ruzak

March 17, 2011: Blarneypalooza
Curated by Michele Madigan Somerville

April 14, 2011: In the Year of the Rabbit: Voices from the East
Curated by Sophia Romero

May 19, 2011: Edgy Mother's Day
Curated by Louise Crawford and Sophia Romero

June 16, 2011: Fiction in a Blender
Curated by Martha Southgate