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SPEED SHRINKING, a comic novel, will be coming out 2009! See Sue on The Today Show Watch Sue on Lisa Loeb's #1 Single Listen to Sue Discuss Fix-Ups on Candace Bushnell Radio |
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Next Seminar Sun. January 11 from 2-8 pm with guest star literary agent Molly Lyons & Overlook book editor Aaron Schlecter $175. For more info call Sue 212-677-4712 or email ProfSue123@aol.com TEMPLE UNIVERSITY READING & HOW TO REALLY GET PUBLISHED TALK with Philly native, comedy writer Patty Marx Wednesday January 21 at 5:30 pm FREE Temple University Student Activities Center 1755 N. 13th Street (at Montgomery Street) CHARITY BENEFIT READING & CELEBRATION FOR BETWEEN THE COVERS by Book Babes Margo Hammond & Ellen Heltzel Friday night January 23 at 7:30 pm at Greenwich Village Barnes & Noble 6th Avenue & 8th Street (free) NEW SCHOOL 14-WEEK WINTER CLASSES Start again Monday nights January 26 WRITING ABOUT SEX & LOVE PANEL Celebrating BEHIND THE BEDROOM DOOR with editors Paula Derrow & Danielle Perez agents Alexis Hurley & Ryan Harbage and writers Valerie Frankel & Sue Shapiro Friday February 13 at 7 pm at the Columbus Circle Borders (free) |
Reading with Paula Derrow Thursday February 19 at 8 pm Happy Ending at 302 Broome St. INSTANT-GRATIFICATION-TAKES-TOO-LONG Five-week Private Essay Writing Workshops Tuesday nights March 3 to March 31 Two Sections: 5:30-7:30 pm & 7:45-9:45 Meets in Greenwich Village - $500 Contact: ProfSue123@aol.com SATURDAY ESSAY WRITING SEMINARS April 18 & April 25 from 2-5 pm Cooper Union, 7 East 7th Street in Greenwich Village NYC $170 To Register call: 212-353-4195 SUMMER 2009 NEW SCHOOL CLASSES Writing for NYC Newspapers & Magazines starts Monday night June 1 from 6-10 pm FREE SHRINKS ARE AWAY READING Debuting the novel SPEED SHRINKING Tuesday night August 4 at 7 pm at McNally Jackson Booksellers in Soho 52 Prince Street (at Mulberry Street) |
Susan Shapiro is a Manhattan journalism professor who has written for the New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Newsweek, The Nation, Salon.com, The Forward, Village Voice, People, More, Glamour, and Cosmopolitan. She's the nonfiction columnist for Writer's Digest, co-editor of the anthology "Food for the Soul," and author of the acclaimed books "Only as Good as Your Word," "Lighting Up," "Secrets of a Fix-Up Fanatic," and "Five Men Who Broke My Heart" which was optioned for a feature film. She's appeared on The Today Show, Dateline, Good Day New York, E! Entertainment and prime time on ABC and the Oxygen network. She and her husband, a TV/film writer, live in Greenwich Village where she's taught at NYU's Journalism School, the New School's MFA program, Holy Apostles, and Mediabistro.com. ProfSue123@aol.com is her direct email address.