Nelly Reifler
Friday, September 26, 2003
Writer Nelly Reifler talks about her diverse employment history and how that led her to a writing career. She has worked in a bakery, sold wind-up toys, drummed in a band and managed an apartment building. Her new short story collection is called See Through.
Events:
Monday September 29: Housing Works Used Bookstore and Café, 126 Crosby Street, at7pm(212-334-3324)
Subway: S,F,V, 6 to Broadway-Lafayette. N, R to Prince St.
Thursday October 23: Housing Works Used Bookstore and Cafe at 7pm, 126 Crosby Street
Sunday October 26: Bar Bes, 326 9th Street, Park Slope Brooklyn, at 7pm
Music: Benny and Joon Soundtrack composer Rachel Portman
Monday September 29: Housing Works Used Bookstore and Café, 126 Crosby Street, at7pm(212-334-3324)
Subway: S,F,V, 6 to Broadway-Lafayette. N, R to Prince St.
Thursday October 23: Housing Works Used Bookstore and Cafe at 7pm, 126 Crosby Street
Sunday October 26: Bar Bes, 326 9th Street, Park Slope Brooklyn, at 7pm
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