Find Words and Wine at the Library

You’ll find more than books and words at the Catonsville Library tonight. Join us for Words & Wine hosted by the Friends of the Catonsville Library. Tickets are $30, and the social event offers a variety of wines, gourmet cheeses from around the world, jazz guitar, and the chance to mingle with local authors like Jason Tinney, Rafael Alvarez, Jill Morrow, Danuta Kosk-Kosicka, and me!

Learn more about the event at www.catonsvillelibraryfriends.org/

And, don’t forget that the final Lit and Art of the 2015 season takes place this Sunday in October—this weekend! Featured readers include D.R. Belz, Shirley J. Brewer, Katherine Cottle, Barbara DeCesare, Tom Glenn, and Barrett Warner. Music by Limestone Connection, art by Manzar, and free refreshments—plus open mic. Join us n Sunday, October 25 from 2 to 5 p.m. at The Watermark Gallery, 100 South Charles Street, second floor of the Bank of America Building right across from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.

Learn more at www.facebook.com/groups/LitAndArt.

And see you for some wine and cheese and words tonight at the Catonsville Library; learn more at www.catonsvillelibraryfriends.org/

 

Stitches—Mend in The Potomac

Cooler weather has arrived, and that means hat season. So now is a good time to share my story, “Stitches—Mend,” published in the latest issue of The Potomac.

The Potomac is a literary journal of poetry and politics. “Stitches—Mend” is included in the “Quicktions” section, right under a story by Clarinda Harriss.

“Stitches—Mend” is a bit experimental for me, told in very small parts, and covering everything from appreciating one another, deaths in the family, seeing splinters in people’s eyes, and being grateful for the little things that really aren’t so little.

In the same issue, you’ll find fiction by Nathan Leslie, Nitin Jagdish, and even Roger Castleman as well as poetry by Shirley J. Brewer and Danuta E. Kosk-Kosicka.

Read “Stitches—Mend” at this link.

http://thepotomacjournal.com/issue16/Fiction/Goodman.html

Check out the other great selections in the latest issue.

http://thepotomacjournal.com

Rafael Alvarez Joins Lit and Art

Join us on April 27 and discover “the best excuse to get lit on a Sunday afternoon in Baltimore.”

Well into its seventh year, the Lit & Art reading series showcases local, national, and international talent—fiction, poetry, non-fiction, memoir, original art, live music—all topped off with wine, refreshments, and conversation.

Featured readers on April 27 include Rafael Alvarez, Ann Bracken, Barbara Diehl, Toby Devens, and Danuta Kosk-Kosicka. Live Pop-Grass music of Jacob Panic, original art by Manzar, and wine and refreshments will fill out the program.

Hosted by Baltimore authors Nitin Jagdish and Eric D. Goodman, the event takes place at The Watermark Gallery at 100 S. Charles Street, across from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor in the BOA building, and takes place from 2 to 5 p.m. Bring a bit of your own work to share at open mic!

Learn more about the Watermark Gallery at the online gallery.

www.watermarkartgallery.com

Find out more about Lit and Art and the featured talent at the Lit and Art Facebook Page.

www.facebook.com/groups/LitAndArt