StoryStudio’s very own Anne Laughlin was recently published in the online magazine Kissed by Venus. Her short story, 30 Days Has September, is now available online at the Kissed by Venus website. There is also a great interview with Anne.
Great work!
Join Carol LaChapelle and several of the contributors to her new book Finding Your Voice, Telling Your Stories at Women & Children First Bookstore, 5233 N. Clark, on Thursday, July 10, at 7 pm. Listen to some great stories, drink a little champagne, buy the book, and get it signed! Questions? Call Carol at 773.262.7763 or e-mail her at . Can’t make it? Pick up the book at your local bookstore or order on-line: ISBN# 9781933338323.
Don’t forget! You can sign up for a memoir workshop with Carol on Wednesday July 23rd!
...to come to the All StoryStudio Sunday Salon, this Sunday night!
From Allyson:
Greetings all,
Some of you might be interested to know that next Sunday, June 29th, I will be taking part in the Sunday Salon Chicago reading series, along with three other StoryStudio students. I’ll be reading excerpts from my short story “Stolen Child,” most notable among this particular email list for being the portfolio piece that I complained about at every possible opportunity this past March. If you’re curious to see how that turned out, or just find yourself hungry for some prose this
Sunday night, I hope you’ll drop by and clap/heckle/throw rotten fruit as you see fit!
The reading is on Sunday, June 29th, at 7:30 PM, at Charleston Bar (2076 N. Hoyne Ave., in Bucktown). For more information about Sunday Salon Chicago, or to read the bios for next Sunday’s readers, check out http://www.sundaysalonchicago.com .
Hope to see you there!
~Allyson
(Say that three times fast!)
This month’s Sunday Salon will feature the reading talents of four different StoryStudio Chicago students: Rahnee Patrick, Philip Stone, Steven Sacks, and Allyson Walters. The Sunday Salon, a prose reading series that began in New York City in 2002, brings together diverse literary talents the last Sunday of every month. Check out their website for more information.
We couldn’t be more excited for this reading. Come out to the Charleston Bar in Bucktown (2076 N. Hoyne) on Sunday night, June 29, to support our friends Allyson, Steven, Philip, and Rahnee!
The illustrious Poetry Foundation will be hosting their 4th annual Printers’ Ball this August. If you went last year, as some of us poor folks did you know what I’m talking about when I say, “Let’s hope all the Chicago Blue don’t show up...”
Here are the details thus far:
4th Annual Printers’ Ball
Museum of Contemporary Art
220 East Chicago Avenue
5 PM / Free
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