Archivist in the Wild: Spooky Season Readings

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If you’re based in North Carolina, consider checking out one of these events! More potentially to come; I will keep this post updated.

First In Fiction | Thursday, September 17, 8:00pm – End

Berkeley Cafe | 428 S. Dawson, Raleigh, NC
Logo for Berkeley Cafe, "Raleigh's Home for Food, Music, and Good Times," above a simple event graphic. "NC Writers Workshop: First in Fiction" is superimposed over an image of overlapping audio wavelengths. Event details are listed below: Thursday, September 17, 8:00pm. Free Show. Please bring cash tips for the bands. Whenever possible, eat at Berk!"

I’m joining the First in Fiction reading series! This is the second quarterly event, with more to come. Check out Thalia Press for more about the event series.

“Join your fellow Triangle book lovers at the Berkeley Cafe for First In Fiction, a multi-genre reading series featuring award-winning North Carolina authors. Experience literature as it should be — accompanied by booze and good company. Readings span rich contemporary prose, mystery, humor, and speculative fiction. Appropriate for ages 16 and up. A full menu of food and drinks will be available throughout the readings.”

Adult Nights: Tales of Woe | Friday, October 23, 6:30pm – 10:00pm

North Carolina Museum of Natural Science | 11 West Jones Street, Raleigh, NC 27601

Come hear me read or find me floating amongst a few of my favorite horror booths: HWA-North Carolina, Necksnap Magazine, and The Laughing Man House Publishers!

A raven sits on a branch, both silhouetted against a red moon.

“The hour grows dark and strange sounds echo through the halls — it’s time for Adult Night: Tales of Woe. The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences transforms into a realm of gothic mystery this October as we uncover the science behind your darkest fears, test your knowledge of cursed literature, and let the spirits of Poe and beyond haunt your evening at this exclusive, 21+ event.

Enjoy a unique opportunity to experience the Museum at night while exploring the uncensored side of science. The event features interactive science stations, music, games, local entertainment and special activities. Beer, wine, themed cocktails and food will be available for purchase. Costumes encouraged (but not required).”

Responses

  1. Kerry Avatar

    Looking forward to attending the museum night of Woe!! Do we come in costume?

    1. Jes Malitoris Avatar

      Costumes not required! 😉

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