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SEE + HEAR + DO (5/18-5/24)

BIG CITY FORUM – WRITERS EDITION (5/18 @ 7PM, LA)
LA Art Association, Gallery 825, 825 N. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90069

Big City Forum in conjunction with LAAA/Gallery 825 present an evening about the written word. Join a group of L.A.’s most talented up and coming authors as they explore the ways in which fiction shapes our thinking about personal and collective narratives. Presenters: Harold Abramowitz, Grace Krilanovich, Margaret Wappler, and Lauren Strasnick. Free.

CALARTS WRITERS SHOWCASE (5/19 @ 7:30PM, LA)
REDCAT, 631 West 2nd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012

The School of Critical Studies holds a reading of the best new fiction and poetry by MFA candidates in the Writing Program. Free.

LARRY FLYNT AND DAVID EISENBACH (5/20 @ 7:30PM, PORTLAND)
Powell’s City of Books on Burnside, 1005 W Burnside, Portland, OR 97209

In One Nation under Sex (Palgrave MacMillan), free-speech activist and notorious Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt teams up with Columbia University history professor David Eisenbach to peek behind the White House bedroom curtains and document how hidden passions have shaped public life. They unpack salacious rumors and outright scandals, showing how private affairs have driven pivotal decisions — often with horrific consequences. Along the way, they explore the origins of America’s fascination with sex scandals and explain how we can put aside our political moralism and begin focusing on the real problems that threaten our nation. Free.

OPEN CITY 2011 BENEFIT PARTY (5/24 @ 7PM, NY)
Open City, 162 E. 92nd St., New York, NY 10128

Sam Lipsyte and Amine Wefali read at a party to benefit Open City and to mark the release of an anthology with highlights from the magazine, They’re at It Again: Stories From Twenty Years of Open City. Tickets start at $100. Funds raised will support the continuation of Open City Books.

SEE + HEAR + DO (5/3-5/10)

STEVE ERICKSON AT THE JAPAN SOCIETY IN NYC: SEEING STORIES: FICTION, MANGA & GRAPHIC NOVELS (5/03@76:30PM, NY)
East 47th St, New York, NY 10017
American and Japanese artists have been inspiring each other for decades. Tonight, authors Hideo Furukawa and Steve Erickson share their strong apocalyptic imaginations, and Roland Kelts, half-Japanese author of Japanamerica, will discuss the mutual influences in narrative visual art. Followed by a reception. Buy tickets online or call the Japan Society Box Office at (212) 715-1258, Mon– Fri 11AM–6PM, weekends 11AM–5PM. $12/$8 Japan Society members, seniors & students.

LARRY FLYNT + DAVID EISENBACH (5/04@ 7PM, LA)
Book Soup, 8818 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069
The authors will discuss and sign their book One Nation Under Sex. Free.

CHICAGO DURUTTI SKOOL: WORKSHOP WITH THE NEXT OBJECTIVISTS (5/05@7PM, CHICAGO)
The Mess Hall, 6932 North Glenwood Ave, Chicago, IL 60626
A free, open-to-the-public poetry workshop dedicated to the study & reproduction of the outsidereal. Free.

THE POETRY OF GLOBAL CITIZENS (5/06@7:30PM)
Beyond Baroque, 681 Venice Blvd, Venice, CA 90291
Celebrate the launch of new works by Iranian-American poet and artist KATAYOON ZANDVAKILI in our upstairs Project Room. Readings to follow. Admission $7, students/ seniors/children $5, Free for members.

FREE COMIC BOOK DAY (5/07@ALL DAY)
Various Locations
Free Comic Book Day is a single day–the first Saturday in May each year–when participating comic book shops across North America and around the world give away comic books absolutely Free to anyone who comes into their stores.

MOTHER’S DAY FESTIVAL ON OLVERA STREET (5/8@ 10AM, LA)
Olvera Street, El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historic Site, Main St & Cesar E Chavez Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Food, fun and celebration of moms. Free.

AN EVENING WITH LEONARD NIMOY (5/09@6PM, BOSTON)
Metcalf Hall, Boston University,  775 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA 02116
The pop-icon and Boston native discusses his life and multi-faceted career. $25 admission, Free to members of the Friends of the Libraries and the BU Community.