KGBBar Calendar
- Jul 12, 2008
DimeStories Live NYC - Jul 13, 2008
Harper Perennial authors: Willy Vlautin and Ross Raisin - Jul 16, 2008
Fantastic Fiction: John Kessel and JoSelle Vanderhooft - Jul 17, 2008
Drunken! Careening! Writers! Television Without Pity - Jul 19, 2008
Ducts Fundraiser for new play by Editor-in-Chief Jonathan - Jul 21, 2008
LaShawnda Jones, Candece Tarpley, and Lathan Hardy - Jul 22, 2008
Design Criticism - Jul 23, 2008
Shirley Jackson Award Fundraiser - Jul 24, 2008
The First Line: M.M. DeVoe, Matt McHugh, and Mary Robinette Kowal - Jul 30, 2008
TBA
Erika T. Wurth, Sheryl Luna, and Gabe Gomez
Jan 26 2008 - 7:00pm
Jan 26 2008 - 9:00pm
Two Latinos & an Indian
Erika T Wurth (Indian Trains), Sheryl Luna (Pity the Drowned Horses) and Gabe Gomez (The Outer Bands) represent a fresh perspective notonly in ethnic writing, but in poetry. Rather than attach themselvesto a particular school of writing, their work is about people, and landscapes and works on more than a purely intellectual level. Although none of them would do well in a hallmark, all of them express themselves in ways that are new and unique but that still speak to people not just below the waist, but more importantly, below the neck.
Erika T Wurth (Indian Trains), Sheryl Luna (Pity the Drowned Horses) and Gabe Gomez (The Outer Bands) represent a fresh perspective notonly in ethnic writing, but in poetry. Rather than attach themselvesto a particular school of writing, their work is about people, and landscapes and works on more than a purely intellectual level. Although none of them would do well in a hallmark, all of them express themselves in ways that are new and unique but that still speak to people not just below the waist, but more importantly, below the neck.