Arts & Culture
WILLIAMSBURG – Working away in the kitchen of his restaurant, Egg, [http://www.eggrestaurant.com/] most weekends, Chef Evan Hanczor has never made it to the Brooklyn Book Festival [http://www.brooklynbookfestival.org/]. But this year, a taste of the event is coming to him: next Wednesday, September 13, Egg is
authors
Park Slope is one of the best neighborhoods in the city to hear authors talk about their work, and it’s about to get even better. Brooklyn-based author Amy Shearn [http://www.amyshearnwrites.com/] is bringing her skill for gathering talented writers, and her infectious charm, to a new interview
literary community
[/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Lit-at-Lark.png]Photo via Lit at Lark [https://www.facebook.com/litatlark/photos/pb.528192820587606.-2207520000.1410484188./675226092550944/?type=3&theater] This Sunday, our neighborhood’s own literary series, Lit at Lark [https://www.facebook.com/litatlark], kicks off its second season with readings by
Louise Crawford
Imagine a casual cocktail party where the talk is books, the drinks are free, and you might leave with a brand new sex toy. That’s the setup for the new Books in Babeland [https://www.facebook.com/events/811985418816334/?ref=ts&fref=ts] literary series, which begins this
Brooklyn by the Book
Community Bookstore [http://communitybookstore.net/] and Congregation Beth Elohim [http://congregationbethelohim.org/brooklynbythebook] are teaming up for a reading and lecture series called Brooklyn by the Book: > Topics will vary, but the programming will focus primarily on current events, literary fiction and other topics of interest to our audience.