Living In The Lap Of Labor Book Release At Comet In Cincinnati On 9/3—-It Shall Be A Big Event
(Blogger’s Note—As you can see below, I’ll be taking part in the big event that is the subject of this post. Please stop by and say hello if you are in Cincinnati!)
Living in the Lap of Labor Book Release September 3!
LIVING IN THE LAP OF LABOR is the latest and greatest from the hard-working editors of Aurore Press on the subject of LABOR. You know, the daily drudgery, grind, sweat, slog, moil, slavery, travail, chore, duty, treadmill…look it up yourself!
THE BOOK includes over 20 writers expanding on the topic of WORK. On September 3 at The Comet, get the book, hear 14 contributors read and listen to the working class sounds of Uncle Dave Lewis & William Gilmore Weber III, Dixie Trash and SS-20!
Be sure to get a book this Saturday. The first 40 copies are available in a limited edition super industrial format!
Readings begin at 9:30 PM
Featuring:
Nathan Singer
Mark Flanigan
Nick Barrows
Uncle Dave Lewis
Neil Aquino
Mark Messerly
Jughead
Chuck Byrd
Justin Patrick Moore
Yvette Nepper
Luke Radkey
Betsy Young
Michael Kearns
Candace Miller-Janidlo
The Comet is located at 4579 Hamilton Avenue in Northside: www.cometbar.com.
Be sure to RSVP and let us know you’re coming!
Followed by the music of:
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