I don't really think I need to explain who H.P. Lovecraft is. You either know him or you don't. If you know him and are somewhat fond of his works you may be thrilled to know that there are folks out there willing to read them to you. Folks in SoHo (New York City) for example.
Tuesday, October 27,
The New York Review of Science Fiction Readings (NYRSF) and
The SoHo Gallery for Digital Art will play host to a reading from Ellen Datlow's anthology
Lovecraft Unbound. Authors there will be Elizabeth Bear, Richard Bowes, Michael Cisco, and Caitlín R. Keirnan, with Datlow herself also in attendance.
Doors will open at 6:30 PM at 138 Sullivan Street and while it's not required a $5 donation is suggested. Which is a polite but firm way of saying admission is unofficially $5.
I don't really think I need to explain who H.P. Lovecraft is. You either know him or you don't. If you know him and are somewhat fond of his works you may be thrilled to know that there are folks out there willing to read them to you. Folks in SoHo (New York City) for example.
Tuesday, October 27, The New York Review of Science Fiction Readings (NYRSF) and The SoHo Gallery for Digital Art will play host to a reading from Ellen Datlow's anthology Lovecraft Unbound. Authors there will be Elizabeth Bear, Richard Bowes, Michael Cisco, and Caitlín R. Keirnan, with Datlow herself also in attendance.
Doors will open at 6:30 PM at 138 Sullivan Street and while it's not required a $5 donation is suggested. Which is a polite but firm way of saying admission is unofficially $5.
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