Seattle, Thurs., 12/11, 7:30: Sandra Layman fiddles for author Jonathan Goldstein (free Nextbook event)

[Sandra Layman <sandralayman...>]

Jonathan Goldstein: Love Lost & Love Found
with klezmer fiddle interludes by Sandra Layman

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2003, 7:30 PM
Zeitgeist Café, 171 S. Jackson Street, Seattle

FREE

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Nextbook Event
NEW PERSPECTIVES ON JEWISH LITERATURE, CULTURE & IDEAS
All events are FREE. Co-sponsored by Nextbook, King County Library System
and Seattle Public Library. For more information call 425.369.3298 or visit
www.nextbook.org.

Jonathan Goldstein: Love Lost & Love Found
DECEMBER 11, 2003, 7:30 PM
Zeitgeist Café, 171 S. Jackson Street, Seattle
This American Life contributor Jonathan Goldstein makes his first Seattle
appearance for Nextbook, with readings and performances from his original
works. For many, Goldstein is the wry, self-effacing voice at the other end
of the radio. As a contributing editor for This American Life, Goldstein has
offered up tales on everything from what it would be like to date Lois Lane
(think it's easy trying to measure up to Superman?) to sharing real life
snippets about daily adventures with his girlfriend's young daughter. Author
of Lenny Bruce is Dead and co-author of Schmelvis: In Search of Elvis
Presley's Jewish Roots, Goldstein will read from original works on love lost
and love found, with musical accompaniment by violinist Sandra Layman.

FOR INFO:

Michele Yanow
Nextbook Library Fellow, Seattle/King County
425-369-3298
425-369-3204 fax
myanow (at) nextbook(dot)org
King County Library System Service Center
960 Newport Way NW
Issaquah, WA 98027

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A further note from the organizers:
<<Zeitgeist will have a barista on duty so people will be able to purchase
coffee, beer, wine from the cafe. There are about 30-40 seats at the cafe
tables and standing room for 60-70 more, so people who want a seat should
arrive early.>>

It should last an hour or so.

Please contact Michele (info above) if you have any questions.


Sandra Layman
www.sandralayman.com


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