Events
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TNS After Hours April Reading
Come one, come all, to the first virtual After Hours reading of the season! Hosted by Alex Vara, and moderated by LIT’s Virginia Valenzuela. Grab a cocktail, put on some mascara (or pants), and pretend like you’re in the East Village this Friday, listening to the talents of:
Dylan Blair Bass
Gina Chung
Katie Devine
Victoria Dillman
Annie Fillenwarth
Whitney Kenerly
Aekta Sunil Khubchandani
Alexandra Kleeman
Maria Sakr
Mathew Weitman
Aleksander Zywicki
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Eitan Hersh LIVE
JOIN US TODAY, APRIL 14 AT 7:30 p.m.
For the second installment of LIT Magazine’s newest series, LIVE with LIT, where book reviews come to life!
How do people get involved in politics? Does ranting on Facebook count? How can the individual make sure their voice is heard? Find out tonight when LaVonne Roberts interviews Eitan Hersh author of, Politics is for Power, a brilliant condemnation of political hobbyism–treating politics like entertainment–and a call to arms for well-meaning, well-informed citizens who consume political news,
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Teddy Wayne LIVE
JOIN US TODAY, MARCH 31 AT 6 p.m.
For the first installment of LIT Magazine’s newest series, LIVE with LIT, where book reviews come to life!
What really makes a great writer? Education? Hardship? Talent? Or luck? Find out tonight when LaVonne Roberts interviews Teddy Wayne on his latest novel, Apartment, a story about two students in Columbia’s MFA program in New York in the 1990s. (Read more: “Apartment by Teddy Wayne” by LaVonne Roberts).
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LIT 32 Launch May 1st at Boticarios, NYC
Greetings from all of us at LIT Magazine! We are overjoyed to tell you that we have fresh copies of LIT 32, and we are preparing a celebration to take place next Wednesday.
Where? Boticarios, 58 E 1st Street, New York City
When? Wednesday, May 1st at 6pmReaders include Diana Goetsch, Peter Spagnuolo, and Rosalind Palermo Stevenson, with more to be announced! Come by at any time for a refreshing drink, a tasty snack,
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LIT at AWP!
Join LIT, The New School’s journal of creative writing, to celebrate the release of issue #25. Seattle-based collective “Office Nomads” kindly invited LIT to share their space. The night will feature readings by LIT contributors, as well as guest appearances by Nomads themselves. An evening of bi-coastal collaboration awaits.
Where: Office Nomads 1617 Boylston Avenue
When: Thursday, February 17th 6:30pm
