Hello, everybody.

The Nervous Breakdown’s Literary Experience is gonna be making a triumphant return to New York City next month.

Please brave the cold and let the writers of TNB warm your cockles with some good, old-fashioned holiday stories.

Details go as follows:

WHEN: Friday, December 11, 2009

WHERE: Happy Ending Lounge – 302 Broome Street

Doors open: 7:30 p.m.

Program begins: 8:00 p.m.

Cover: FREE*!!

Featuring readings from:

• GREG OLEAR (Totally Killer)

• ROBIN ANTALEK (The Summer We Fell Apart, 2010)

• WILL ENTREKIN (Author, Teacher, Eagle Scout)

• DON MITCHELL (Anthropologist, Writer, Hawaiian)

• AMY SHEARN (How Far is the Ocean From Here)

• JASON RICE (Three Guys, One Book)

• and the musical stylings of:  STEPHANIE ST JOHN

Plus cocktails, games, prizes and general carousing!

TNB’s Arts & Culture Editor, KIMBERLY M. WETHERELL is your host.

*$5.00 gently suggested donation – proceeds support future events.

Please mark it down in your calendars!  And please spread the good word.

Many thanks,

BL

TAGS: Brad Listi, Don Mitchell, Greg Olear, Happy Ending Lounge, Kimberly M. Wetherell, Mimi Ferocious, New York City, robin antalek, Totally Killer, Will Entrekin

BRAD LISTI is the founder of The Nervous Breakdown and the author of a novel called Attention. Deficit. Disorder.   He is also the host of Other People, a podcast featuring in-depth, inappropriate interviews with today's leading authors. To learn more, visit www.otherpeoplepod.com. And be sure to follow the show @otherpeoplepod on Twitter. You can find him online at www.bradlisti.com, Facebook and Twitter.

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