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This Friday in Columbia City
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From PLOP!’s site:
On December 3, PLOP! brings intimacy and literature to Columbia City by way of Empire Espresso and Dark Coast Press. Hosting another fantastic evening of readings in an all new venue, you will hear all new work by Jarret Middleton, Wendy Call, and Evan Peterson.
Empire Espresso is located on South Edmunds Street in Columbia City, Seattle, WA. Can I tell you how excited I am about this upcoming event? PLOP! is all about partnership, so we are thrilled to be hosting an event in a new neighborhood, a new space, with new and returning faces. A combination that is bound to please.
When: 7pm, Friday, December 3rd.
Where: Empire Espresso
What: Free, top quality performance by Northwest authors at your favorite neighborhood cafe & bar, sponsored by PLOP! & Dark Coast Press.
Jarret Middleton is the author of An Dantomine Early and other fictions. He is the editor and co-founder of Dark Coast Press, an independent literary publisher in Seattle. He was born in Boston, grew up in New Hampshire, and lives in Seattle.
Wendy Call is a freelance writer, editor, and teacher of creative writing. Wendy’s narrative nonfiction book, No Word for Welcome, forthcoming from the University of Nebraska Press in Spring 2011, explores how economic globalization intersects with village life in a region of southern Mexico called the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
Evan J. Peterson lived twenty seven years in Florida before fleeing to Seattle. His first full-length poetry collection is making the rounds with publishers. Recent or forthcoming writing and book reviews may be found in Court Green, Ganymede Unfinished, specs, Sweet, NANOfiction and TheRumpus.net.