As part of Madison Square Reads, author Craig Nelson reads in Madison Square Park from his book ‘Rocket Men: The Epic Story of the First Men on the Moon’.
The reading takes place near the Farragut Monument in Madison Square Park and is free, starts at 6:30pm, and ends with a “Q&A session and book signing”.
Readings are every Thursday, July 1st through August 5th.
Madison Square Reads starts tonight with authors (and mother /son) Jane and Dave Isay. Dave reads from MOM: A celebration of Mothers from StoryCorps and Jane reads from Mom Still Likes You Best: The Unfinished Business Between Siblings.
The reading starts at 6:30pm at the foot of Farragut Monument in Madison Square Park.
Fr the full summer series hosted by the Madison Square Park Conservancy, go to www.madisonsquarepark.org/Programs/MadSqReads.aspx
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Tonight, the Madison Square Reads summer outdoor series features Bruce Goldstein reading from his book “Puppy Chow is Better Than Prozac“, about pulling out of the grasp of bipolar-disorder depression with the addition of a pet dog, Ozzy. In sad news, the real Ozzy recently passed away during surgery, so this serves as a memorial [...]
This Thursday at 6:30pm, Madison Square Reads presents “Cheever: A Life”, covering the life and writing of John Cheever from the perspectives of his daughter Susan Cheever, his biographer Blake Bailey, Library of America Publisher Max Rudin, and writer Bret Anthony Johnston. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it Tell a friend Related Posts:Jane Borden, author [...]
Tonight at 6:30om in Madison Square Park, the theme centers around food with Moira Hodgson (New York Oberver food critic) reading from It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time (Doubleday, 2008) about food-related moments from her life and travels, and Tim Stark reading from Heirloom: Notes from an Accidental Tomato Farmer (Broadway, 2008) about his life as an heirloom tomato farmer commuting from rural Pennsyvania to the Union Square farmer’s market….6:30pm at the Farragut Monument near 25th Street (Free)
Thursday in the park, Madison Square Reads features Laura Jacobs (The Bird-Catcher) and Elinor Lipman (The Family Man) with readings from their latest novels.
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