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Food for the Soul Selections from the Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen Writers Workshop Edited by Elizabeth Maxwell and Susan Shapiro A Seabury Books paperback on sale now Order at Amazon.com Featured on The Today Show 11/27/04 Excerpted in New York Times - City Section 11/14/04 Listed in New York Post's "Required Reading" 11/7/04 |
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on Tuesday nights from July 8-August 5 two sections: 5:30-7:30 pm & 7:45-9:45 meeting at new Soho address! SELL YOUR FIRST BOOK SEMINAR Sunday August 3 from 2 to 8 pm with editor Shannon Jamieson Vazquez & literary agent Mark Gerard Register on Mediabistro.com THE SHRINKS ARE AWAY READING with Susan Shapiro, Jonathan Fast, Alice Feiring, Liza Monroy & Kimberly Auerbach Wednesday August 6 from 7:30 to 8:30 Free wine & dessert reception to follow McNally Robinson Booksellers in Soho 52 Prince Street (at Mulberry) MICHIGAN BORDERS READING and Secrets of Book Publishing Talk with Sue & Liza Monroy, MEXICAN HIGH author Friday August 8th at 6pm 34300 Woodward Avenue Free & Open to the Public |
Starting again Monday night September 8 Two Sections: 6-8:50 pm and 8-9:50 Call To Register 212-229-5690 THE FUTURE OF PUBLISHING PANEL Wednesday September 10 7-9 pm at Cooper Union 7 E. 7th Street NYC $15 to benefit charity. With Panelists: Jim Roberts, New York Times digital news editor Robert Miller, President/publisher of HarperStudio & Hyperion Books former founder/president Jacob Weisberg, Slate editor-in-chief & author of "The Bush Tragedy" and the ebook "The Road to Chadville" Ayesha Parde, literary agent & former FSG editor Susan Morrison, New Yorker editor & author of "30 Ways of Looking at Hillary" John Abell, blogger & Wired's New York bureau chief Radhika Jones, Time arts editor, formerly with Paris Review & Grand Street |
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Publishers Weekly Poignant stories about life on the street Time Out New York The essays and verse provide a window into the diverse lives and personalities of unique individuals...Some are heartwarming, others heartbreaking....If there is this much talent among soup kitchen guests in writing alone, how much more untapped ability there must be just waiting to be brought forth in countless other fields as well. New York Beacon |
Elizabeth Taylor Chicago Tribune Editor's Choice |