Jim Story & Matthew Lansburgh -Tuesday, Dec. 4th at the Cornelia St. Café!

Hello, all! I hope you’ve had a sparkling Thanksgiving holiday weekend! It was certainly a cold Thanksgiving Day here in NYC!

But here’s something that will warm your holiday season no matter what the weather!
On TuesdayDecember 4th  I’ll be reading at the Cornelia Street Café.
The time is 6-7:30 pm. (See below for location info and travel suggestions.)

This time I’ll be reading with Matthew Lansburgh, winner of the 2017 Iowa Short Fiction Award for his linked story collection, Outside is the Ocean. Matthew’s fiction appears or is forthcoming in journals such as One StoryGlimmerTrainEcotoneEpochElectric LiteratureStoryQuarterlyColumbia, Michigan Quarterly ReviewShenandoah, and Guernica. Matthew’s collection has been called “mesmerizing” by Andre Dubus III.

I’ll be reading from two new works, The Condor’s Shadow—my novel of twisted courage and a struggle for connection—which is scheduled for publication in 2019, plus from a collection of linked fiction called Soil, Sand, Stories, based loosely on my childhood. And—of course—from my novel, Problems of Translation, which has been dubbed “An insanely amusing adventure” (Gary Shteyngart).

Come join us for an all-fiction, early evening celebration
of the holiday season!

THE SKINNY:
The date is December 4, a Tuesday; the time is from 6-7:30 pm; it’s at 29 Cornelia Street, and as usual, the Café’s cover ($10) will include a free glass of wine.

GETTING THERE:

Take the A, C, E, B, D, F, or M train to West 4th St. Exit at south end of train. Cornelia Street starts at the intersection of West 4th and the west side of Avenue of the Americas (Sixth Avenue). Cafe’s phone: 212.989.9319

FOR MORE INFO:
Check out the reading’s Facebook event page, the Café’s website or jimcstory.com.

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