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Saturday, April 25, 2009
Proud of my friend and fellow grad school alum Zoe Ferraris, who won the LA Times’ Best New Fiction award last night: http://ow.ly/3Vu5 #
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Three Spots Left in Barbershop Writing Group
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Feel free to spread the word to those who might be interested.
The Barbershop Writing Group, starting two weeks from today, has three spots left. Michael McAllister will be leading a private, eight-week writing workshop starting May 7, 2009. Drawing upon his experiences as a writer, as well as his experiences with the MFA program at [...]
Second Confirmed Reader for “A Brand New ‘Do”
Thursday, April 23, 2009
The Barbershop Reading Series is proud to present Randall Mann as our second confirmed reader for our first event, “A Brand New ‘Do.”
Announcing our New Partner
Thursday, April 23, 2009
The Barbershop Reading Series is proud to partner with Books, Inc, who will be selling books at our events. Take note, authors, publishers, and readers seeking a signed copy of our featured writers’ books.
Press for The Barbershop Reading Series
Monday, April 13, 2009
Thanks to Cynthia Shannon of The Northern California Book Publicity & Marketing Association, who featured us on their blog, The Monday Muse. Here’s an excerpt:
“There’s a new show in town, and publicists and authors will want to pay extra attention to this. Michael McAllister, a recent Columbia MFA graduate, has returned to the Bay [...]
First Confirmed Reader for First Event
Friday, April 10, 2009
The Barbershop Reading Series is proud to present Matthew Clark Davison as our first confirmed reader for our first event, “A Brand New ‘Do.”
Matthew is a fiction writer, lecturer in creative writing, and writing coach living in San Francisco. He teaches in the BA and MFA Creative Writing programs at San Francisco State University, and he’s an [...]
Details of our First Event Announced
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Opening Event for The Barbershop Reading Series
In honor of the illustrious occasion, and our location, our theme will be “A Brand New ‘Do,” and we are looking for writers willing to tackle the topics of fresh starts, clean slates, and blank pages. Tell us about your expectations for such an event in your own life, [...]