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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Attending: Hungry Filmmakers, Feb 23rd
I’m going to this: Hungry Filmmakers is a film screening series featuring the efforts of food-conscious filmmakers.
Reading: Happy Ending, Feb. 11th
Thursday, 8:00 pm. Happy Ending, at 302 Broome St., between Forsyth and Eldridge. It’s free. Happy Ending is a great bar with an interesting history: it used to be a “massage” parlor (hence the name). They’ve kept the exterior and … Continue reading
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Claire Messud in Guernica
It’s been busy at Guernica. I’ve been working on a Claire Messud guest-edited section. It’s fantastic and suggest you read. The comments section is burning up. . . Women make up 80 percent of the fiction reading audience in this … Continue reading