Jonathan Ames
Monday, January 19, 2004
 
Readings and Performances

Thursday January 22, 7 PM: I will be part of a fundraiser/reading put together by Konundrum Engine Literary Review. They will be raising money for the Doe Fund, a homeless-to-work training shelter. To link to Konundrum and info on the reading click here:konundrum.

Other readers are: John Haskell, Nelly Reifler, Dennis Diclaudio and Michael J. Ewing.

Location: Rififi, 332 East 11th St. (between 1st and 2nd Ave.)

Saturday, January 24, 9pm:
THE MOTH and MASS MoCA PRESENT

Gotta Have It: Stories of Aspirations and Inspiration

Hosted by: Andy Borowitz

Featuring stories by: Jonathan Ames, Mark Katz, Matt McGough, Deborah Masters and Jonathan Santlofer
Violin by: Katy Cox

at Mass MoCA

1040 Mass MoCA Way, North Adams, Massachusetts

Tickets: $14 Adults, $11 students

To order tickets call 413 662-2111, or visit www.massmoca.org.


February 10th, I will be teaching a three-hour fiction seminar for Mediabistro. For info, click on the following: http://www.mediabistro.com/courses/salon/newyork.asp#ames


February 12 - 23: I will be on a reading tour in Belgium, if you know anyone in that lovely country and would like to let them know . . . I'm part of something called Saint Amour and will be reading with several other writers from around Europe and Belgium. For the schedule click on: www.begeerte.be/saintamour/index.htm and then click on the word 'speellijst', which I think means schedule.

If you click here on http://mcsweeneys.net/links/ames/ you can read some pieces of mine they've been good enough to post.

And if you click on Mrbellersneighborhood and then search my name, you'll find some more pieces . . .

And check out Michael Patrick Welch's The Donkey Show, available at, click here: Equator Books.

For an excellent review of the White Stripes check out the "Close Listener" column by Priscilla Becker at: http://www.happyrobot.net/words/close_listener.asp

And for political, exotic clothing go to, click here: BodyasBillboard.com

Bodyasbillboard.com is now making 'What's Not To Love?' t-shirts, inspired by my memoir of the same title . . .


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