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Dirty Laundry: Literary Readings in a Laundromat
by Richard Hake
NEW YORK, NY March 23, 2006 —For some people going to the Laundromat is a mundane drag. For others it's like therapy. Tonight one East Village Laundromat is going to try to switch up the experience for everyone. WNYC's Richard Hake attended a recent reading in a series, appropriately called, "Dirty Laundry, Loads of Prose".
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