Tuesday, March 17, 2009
I just wanted to take a moment, on this day of St. Patrick, to share with you that next week's reading is going to be sublime. What our esteemed readers will be presenting that evening will be as much of a surprise to me as it will be to you. But what I do know is that all attendees shall behave like mature grown-ups. We will dress in appropriate attire. We will shake hands and exchange pleasantries using our indoor voices. We will imbibe delicately. There will be no excessive laughter, no swearing, screaming, fondling under the table, frenching at the bar, or dry humping in the washroom. No one will depart with an acquaintance, much less a virtual stranger, with the intention of making sweet love all night long, and perhaps well into the morn. If that is what you are in search of, my friend, you have come to the wrong place.
How I Learned My Adolescence Was Over
Wednesday, March 25th at 8PM
Since 2009, How I Learned has featured some of the best live storytelling, comedy, and readings in New York City. It all happens a couple of times a year, and sometimes more than that, which basically means you'll have the best night of you life on those nights, repeatedly.
YOUR HOST:
Blaise Allysen Kearsley is a Brooklyn-based writer and the creator, producer, and host of How I Learned, which has been a thing for a super long time. She has performed at The Moth, RISK!, Mortified, Literary Death Match, and many other shows. Her writing has appeared in Longreads, Midnight Breakfast, VICE, The Weeklings, The Nervous Breakdown, two anthologies, and in several other places a long time ago that don't even exist anymore, and are perhaps not worth mentioning by name. She also teaches creative nonfiction to other so-called grownups. Learn how to pronounce all three of her names at blaiseallysenkearsley.com.