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National Writers Union 'Read-in' on September 6 at Powell's on Halsted

Next Saturday, September 6, 2014, the Chicago Chapter of the National Writers Union will hold a “Read In” (something like a “Teach In”) at the Powell’s Book Store on Halsted, just south of Roosevelt Road in Chicago. This is an event where authors are encouraged to read original stories, articles, poems or excerpts from their own writings on work, labor unions or the labor movement in general. (You don’t have to be a member of a union to participate, but this is an affirmation of the work we do, the contributions working people make to the well-being of our society, and organizations we develop to advance the interests and well-being of working people.

At a previous National Writers Union read-in, Karen Ford, is seen reading from her soon-to-be published book (published in June 2014) titled “Thoughts of a Fried Chicken Watermelon Woman” (Total Recall Publications). Substance photo by Kim Scipes.Details: Saturday, September 6

1:30 - 5:00 pm

Light refreshments and free admission

Powell’s Book Store (University Village near UIC)—nearly parking garage

1218 S. Halsted

Chicago 60607

If you’d like to read, please contact Paul Gorski at paulgorski@paulgorski.com . The number of people who want to read will determine length of time for each, but everybody will get a least 3-5 minutes.



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