A belly dancer in Brighton Beach accidentally participates in a thug's desperate set up in"Anatoly's Last Sting," the short story I'll be reading from on January 25 at the Cell Theatre. Though the excerpt I'll read won't get there, much of the drama happens on the Coney Island boardwalk (pictured here) in the shadow of the Wonder Wheel.
Reading Series: Stories from the Edge
When: Sun, January 25, 5pm – 7pm
Where: The Cell Theatre, 338 W 23rd St. (map)
Donation: $5
Readings by Helen Phillips, winner of this year's Italo Calvino prize; Jennifer Sears recounting desperate dancing in Brighton Beach; Nova Ren Suma on runaways and astronauts; and Dika Lam reading about two Chinese Canadian sisters and a chunk of meat. This series is organized by writer (and my friend and teacher) Karen Heuler.
Reading Series: Stories from the Edge
When: Sun, January 25, 5pm – 7pm
Where: The Cell Theatre, 338 W 23rd St. (map)
Donation: $5
Readings by Helen Phillips, winner of this year's Italo Calvino prize; Jennifer Sears recounting desperate dancing in Brighton Beach; Nova Ren Suma on runaways and astronauts; and Dika Lam reading about two Chinese Canadian sisters and a chunk of meat. This series is organized by writer (and my friend and teacher) Karen Heuler.
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