| Date: | Friday, April 2, 2010 |
| Time: | 8:00pm - 10:10pm |
| Location: | Out of the Blue Art Gallery |
| Street: | 106 Prospect St |
| City/Town: | East Cambridge, MA |
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Open Mic followed by features:
Jane Roper is the author of Baby Squared, a narrative blog on Babble.com about her adventures and misadventures in parenting twins. She also writes fiction, nonfiction, and a whole lotta advertising and marketing copy. Jane lives and writes in the Boston area. Jane's forthcoming novel, Eden Lake, was a semi-finalist in the 2009 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award, where it was the most downloaded contest entry, and reached as high as #61 on the Amazon Bestseller List. It will be published by Last Light Studio in May 2011.
Adam Gallari grew up on the outskirts of Manhattan and received an MFA from the University of California, Riverside. He currently lives by a train station in Exeter, England where he is pursuing a PhD, listening to train whistles blowing in the night and working on a novel.Adam's We are Never as Beautiful as We are Now was released in 2010 by Ampersand Review Press.
Adam Gallari grew up on the outskirts of Manhattan and received an MFA from the University of California, Riverside. He currently lives by a train station in Exeter, England where he is pursuing a PhD, listening to train whistles blowing in the night and working on a novel.Adam's We are Never as Beautiful as We are Now was released in 2010 by Ampersand Review Press.
Sean Patrick Hill is a freelance writer, in Portland, Oregon. He earned his MA in Writing from Portland State University, where he won the Burnam Graduate Award. He received a grant from Regional Arts and Culture Council and residencies from Montana Artists Refuge, Fishtrap, and the Oregon State University Trillium Project. His poems appear or are forthcoming in Exquisite Corpse, elimae, diode, In Posse Review, Willow Springs, RealPoetik, New York Quarterly, Sawbuck, Redactions, and Quarter After Eight. His blog is theimaginedfield.blogspot.com.
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