Unfortunately Marlon James had to cancel for tonight's InDigest 1207 Reading Series, due to circumstances that were out of his control. Luckily, though, one of our other readers, John Wray (author of Lowboy), was nice enough to track down someone to take his spot.
We're very happy to have Akhil Sharma, author of the novel An Obedient Father (winner of the 2000 PEN/Hemingway Award), joining us tonight.
The reading starts at 7pm.
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Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Just Announced: James Hannaham Reading at InDigest 1207 Reading Series
MORE INFORMATION HERE.
James Hannaham describes himself as an "author, or writer, or something like that. Perhaps novelist, but also journalist, teacher, and occasional performer..."
TimeOut NewYork called Hannaham's novel God Says No "funny yet empathetic."
Come see James read from his work as well as the work of a writer who has influenced him in some way at InDigest 1207 in November.
To see who else is coming to InDigest 1207, go here.
James Hannaham describes himself as an "author, or writer, or something like that. Perhaps novelist, but also journalist, teacher, and occasional performer..."
TimeOut NewYork called Hannaham's novel God Says No "funny yet empathetic."
Come see James read from his work as well as the work of a writer who has influenced him in some way at InDigest 1207 in November.
To see who else is coming to InDigest 1207, go here.
Friday, July 10, 2009
Just Announced: J.C. Hallman to Read at InDigest 1207 Reading Series
More information here.
J.C. Hallman grew up in Southern California. He is the author of The Chess Artist, The Devil is a Gentleman, and The Hospital for Bad Poets. A book about modern utopias, In Eutopia, is forthcoming from St. Martin's Press in Spring 2010.
Keep an eye on InDigest Magazine for stories from J.C. Hallman coming soon.
J.C. Hallman grew up in Southern California. He is the author of The Chess Artist, The Devil is a Gentleman, and The Hospital for Bad Poets. A book about modern utopias, In Eutopia, is forthcoming from St. Martin's Press in Spring 2010.
Keep an eye on InDigest Magazine for stories from J.C. Hallman coming soon.
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