PEN CENTER USA & Stories Books & Cafe in association with LitQuake & Good Reads, proudly present Lit Crawl 2 in Echo Park.
Starting at 6pm at the ECHO (1822 Sunset Blvd; http://www.attheecho.com/2010/08/12/saturday-08-28-10-lit-crawl-ii-echo/) eleven authors will particiapte in a good ole fashioned, ‘no holds barred’ read off* . After the main event crawlers will set out to El Prado, The Gold Room, The Little Joy and The Shortstop.
Authors include:
Katie Arnoldi / Allison Burnett / Gabrielle Calvocoressi / Dennis DanzigerSamantha Dunn / James Greer / Edan Lepucki / Joseph Mattson / Graham Moore
Our MC’s will be Laurie Ochoa and Joe Donnelly editors of Slake Literary Journal + the lovely and talented Carolyn Kellogg of the Los Angeles Times
Our Authors:
Neal Pollack / Rachel Resnick
Start following PEN’s twitter to receive live Crawl updates – after the first bar you’ll need ‘em.
If you need a break from crawling or feel inspired to perform your own verse
Stories Bookshop will be hosting an open mic.
Lit Crawl is an event dedicated to good literature, community and responsible
intoxication. The evening begins with author readings and afterwards moves out to occupy neighborhood bars in an orderly/disorderly fashion. Lit Crawls have existed in one form or another since civilization began and are seeing a resurgence throughout the literate world. LitQuake is putting on great crawls in San Francisco and New York.
See you there!
*Read Off: A group of authors/poets/mad-people reading exhilarating, 8-minute compositions to an audience of rowdy judges evaluating the work’s originality, spirit and lyrical transcendence.
Katie Arnoldi / Allison Burnett / Gabrielle Calvocoressi / Dennis Danziger / Samantha Dunn / James Greer / Edan Lepucki / Joseph Mattson / Graham Moore/ Neal Pollack / Rachel Resnick
Our MC’s will be Laurie Ochoa and Joe Donnelly editors of Slake Literary Journal + the lovely and talented Carolyn Kellogg of the Los Angeles Times
After the main event crawlers will set out to El Prado, The Gold Room, The Little Joy and The Shortstop. STORIES BOOKS & CAFE will also have an open mic that starts around 8:30pm.
Start following PEN’s twitter to receive live Crawl updates – after the first bar you’ll need ‘em.
Lit Crawl is an event dedicated to good literature, community and responsible intoxication. The evening begins with author readings and afterwards moves out to occupy neighborhood bars in an orderly/disorderly fashion. Lit Crawls have existed in one form or another since civilization began and are seeing a resurgence throughout the literate world. LitQuake is putting on great crawls in San Francisco and New York.
*Read Off: A group of authors/poets/mad-people reading exhilarating, 8-minute compositions to an audience of rowdy judges evaluating the work’s originality, spirit and lyrical transcendence.