If you’re in town this Monday night, please go check out the very talented Megan Mayhew Bergman,
author of “Housewifely Arts,” issue #142, as she reads at KGB as part of the “Raconteur Presents
Bennington in Manhattan” reading. Other writers reading include fellow colleagues from Bennington
College’s MFA Writing Seminar: Willa Carroll, Liz Arnold, Jeremy Oldfield, Robert Hansmann, Lisa
Alexander, Hannah Tennant-Moore, Jennifer Acker, Alex Dawson, and the acclaimed poet/Bennington
professor Timothy Liu.
The Raconteur is a bookstore in central New Jersey known for its eclectic in-store programming and
literary road shows. It has been called a literary center of gravity by The New York Times, a literary
landmark by Time Out New York, and a literary sanctuary by the London Guardian.
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Headed by executive director Manuel Gonzales, OS author of issue #66, “Pilot, Co-Pilot, Writer“, The
Austin Batcave runs workshops and tutoring for kids in Austin Public Schools. This entirely non-profit
and underfunded project provides an indispensable opportunity for these young writers. In addition, it
relies on a strong network of volunteers dedicated to giving these kids the support they deserve. The
Batcave is totally free for the kids, their parents, and their teachers.
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