Readers include:
Rich Villar
Adam Dressler
Adam Davis
Marco Fernando Navarro
Diana Marie Delgado
Tara Betts
Making use of The Internet Archive, Soarats.org will now be podcasting our readings out to the world. Please let me know if you have any technical difficulties with this new tool or access through it to Archive.org.
Matt
RATS from different years and one special guest read March 6th at The Dead Poet (Amsterdam between 81st and 82nd Street). You can read the quotes on the walls about drinking and writing and how well they go together. Starts at 8.
Adina Kay, nonfiction
Pat Gallager, fiction
Diane Greco, fiction
Benjamin Miller, poet
All Female, All Fiction Night.
Research Arts students (and recent grads) read Sunday, January 21, at 8 pm, at the Lucky Cat in Williamsburg:
Anna Selver-Kassell
Vivien Drabkin
Tupelo Hassman
Sharon Pacuk
245 Grand Street, between Driggs and Roebling. L train to Bedford Avenue. No cover charge this time. Just buy a beer and enjoy some excellent fiction.
The third Research Arts reading will be uptown, so no schlepping to
Brooklyn this time. Just come by the Dead Poet, 450 Amsterdam Ave, between 81st / 82nd Street, at 8 pm on Tuesday, December 5.
The lineup includes:
Jae Won Chung, fiction
Barbar Thimm, poetry
Wendy Paris, nonfiction (and author of this week’s Modern Love column), and
Guest fiction writer, Sarah Larson
Eat, drink and listen to some great writing.
Tuesday night specials at the Dead Poet include all 12 taps of
draft beer $4
See you then!
Rebecca & the D/RATS Team
The second reading in the RATS Reading Series will be this Saturday,
November 11, at The Lucky Cat (245 Grand Street,
between Driggs and Roebling, in Williamsburg) at 7pm. L to Bedford. $5
cover includes a free drink. Come support your friends and some
special guests.
Research Arts:
Thomas Hummel, poetry
Rob Ostrom, poetry
Anne Swan, fiction
Guests:
Emily Weinstein, http://www.superlefty.com
and author Bryan Charles (Grab on to Me Tightly as If I Knew the
Way)
The December reading will be uptown at the Dead Poet. I’m still
looking for readers, especially nonfiction. If you’re Research
Arts or a recent grad and you’d like to read, email Rebecca Schiff
(rjs2108@columbia.edu).
RATS holds a monthly reading series, alternating Manhattan and Brooklyn bars to accommodate our spreading population. Research Arts students in all three concentrations (and recent grads, too), are encouraged to read new work, work they’re excited about, and to bring friends. Our first reading was held October 8th at the Lucky Cat in Williamsburg. Check the Events calendar on this website for upcoming dates, locations and times. If you’re interested in reading or have a venue suggestion, contact Rebecca Schiff at rjs2108@columbia.edu. Links to bars that are hosting us:
http://www.theluckycat.com/
http://www.thedeadpoet.com/about.html
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