Brian Dillon’s debut novel Eat The Rich is now available for purchase through his website. Click here to buy yourself a copy. Also be sure to check out the Release Party being held on December 27 at the Nuyorican Poets cafe. The event will be hosted by TJ Natole, and will feature performances by Nisha Asnani, Bamboo MC, B-Nice, Izzy, One Way, Joseph LMS, Chris Milea, Michael Lee, Thomas Fucaloro, and many many more.

Brian Dillon’s debut novel Eat The Rich is now available for purchase through his website. Click here to buy yourself a copy.

Also be sure to check out the Release Party being held on December 27 at the Nuyorican Poets cafe. The event will be hosted by TJ Natole, and will feature performances by Nisha Asnani, Bamboo MC, B-Nice, Izzy, One Way, Joseph LMS, Chris Milea, Michael Lee, Thomas Fucaloro, and many many more.

What: After Leo Tolstoy, written and performed by Caroline RothsteinWhen:Saturday, June 4, 7:00 p.m. (Doors at 6:30, show starts promptly at 7:00)Where: The Nuyorican Poet’s Cafe - 236 E. 3rd Street, btwn Avenues B and CHow:Tickets are $8 in advance (http://bit.ly/AfterLeoTolstoy), and $10 at the doorWhy:All new work, solo show, and Phillip Bergmann will open the show all at the legendary Nuyorican Poet’s Cafe! Facebook Event Invitation: http://on.fb.me/ikunnsDetail: “After Leo Tolstoy” is a poetry show and performance art piece by spoken word poet Caroline Rothstein. The show is the culmination of Rothstein’s newest work, in which she seeks to test the boundaries of spoken word and traditional slam poetry. Integrating poetry, monologues, excerpts from email correspondences, audio recordings, and audience interaction, “After Leo Tolstoy” is a shared experience between artist and audience, exploring the relationship of writing to performance, art, and activism. She is honored and excited to debut this performance at the Nuyorican Poet’s Cafe, along with by a special guest, Phillip Bergmann, baritone.

What: 
After Leo Tolstoy, written and performed by Caroline Rothstein
When:
Saturday, June 4, 7:00 p.m. (Doors at 6:30, show starts promptly at 7:00)
Where: 
The Nuyorican Poet’s Cafe - 236 E. 3rd Street, btwn Avenues B and C
How:
Tickets are $8 in advance (http://bit.ly/AfterLeoTolstoy), and $10 at the door
Why:
All new work, solo show, and Phillip Bergmann will open the show all at the legendary Nuyorican Poet’s Cafe!


Facebook Event Invitation: http://on.fb.me/ikunns

Detail: “After Leo Tolstoy” is a poetry show and performance art piece by spoken word poet Caroline Rothstein. The show is the culmination of Rothstein’s newest work, in which she seeks to test the boundaries of spoken word and traditional slam poetry. Integrating poetry, monologues, excerpts from email correspondences, audio recordings, and audience interaction, “After Leo Tolstoy” is a shared experience between artist and audience, exploring the relationship of writing to performance, art, and activism. She is honored and excited to debut this performance at the Nuyorican Poet’s Cafe, along with by a special guest, Phillip Bergmann, baritone.

2011 Nuyorican Grand Slam - l to r: Oveous Maximus, Omni, Fritz, Carvens Lissaint, in front is Tre G. Photo by Jonathan Weiskopf.

2011 Nuyorican Grand Slam - l to r: Oveous Maximus, Omni, Fritz, Carvens Lissaint, in front is Tre G. Photo by Jonathan Weiskopf.

(Source: brianomnidillon)

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