About the reading
Five short readings, one long evening.
Each reader has fifteen minutes. After the readings the mezzanine stays open until ten, with drinks and a long table for conversation.
Open to all full-pass holders. Day-pass holders are welcome to upgrade at the door, space permitting.
Reading the room.
Each reader will share a short piece — published, in-progress, or freshly written for the evening.
Lena Park
Editor, Quarterly Review
Reading from a forthcoming essay on housing co-ops in 1970s Portland.
Suzanne Reilly
Editor-in-Chief, Slow Field
Reading a short piece of reportage from a county-fair weekend last summer.
Hiroshi Tanaka
Publisher, Nine Volumes
Reading a translation of a previously unpublished short story.