Bryan Charles & co.

In case we haven't provided enough events for you to attend, Open City Books and KGB Bar will celebrate the sixth anniversary of Mr. Beller's Neighborhood tonight at KGB, 7pm.  Bryan Charles, author of Grab On to Me Tightly as if I Knew the Way, will read along with Greg Purcell and Rachel Sherman.

An excerpt from Grab:

Now I want everyone. The counter girl, I want her too. She's got the uniform. How I love a gal in uniform. Polyester on ass, the black, orthopedic-looking shoes, the tight button-up with stripes and a name tag. Teena. Teena peeks up from under her visor. She's maybe five feet tall or less. Yes Teena, climb me like a redwood, commence humping. She slides the tray over. Two Whoppers and a cup for water.

Comments

[Mike]

Home from KGB. Had a few extra drinks just to make the evening officlal. Learned a thing or two about Mr. Beller's Neighborhood. If anyone has creative non-fiction set in NY, let it ride with Mr. Beller. I'm polishing a quaint story that involves my roommate, my television, my bedroom, and a prostitute. It's not what you think. No, it is.

[Greg]

The link above is not me. I'm over here; (http://www.noslander.com/entertainment.html). That other, bobbleheaded Greg Purcell in Texas has been a thorn in my side for years. Anyways, thanks for coming to the reading.

[Mike]

Sorry about that. While posting the link, I did feel like I was making a mistake. But if I had a second thought everytime I thought I was making a mistake, well, nothing would get done--right or wrong.