Alchemy is back

Monthly open mic series returns to Globe cafe!

Alchemy is back.

Starting Monday, October 1st, the Alchemy Reading & Performance Series
will be up and running again in Prague.

Time: Open mic sign-up. 7:30-8pm. Feature: 8pm. Music and lit. open mic:
aprox. 8:45
Place: Globe Bookstore & Café. Pštrossova 6, Prague 1

We already have an exciting line up for feature presentations on the
Fall/Winter calendar. And great plans for 2008.

October 1, will feature local author Clare Wigfall, reading from her
recently published collection of short fiction, "The Loudest Sound and
Nothing."

http://www.faber.co.uk/book_detail.html\\?bid=50176&clid=2

http://www.myspace.com/clarewigfall

November 5th Feature: Carrie Etter, poet and lecturer in creative
writing at Bath Spa University.

http://carrieetter.blogspot.com

December 3rd Feature: Lewis Crofts, author of "The Pornographer of Vienna"

http://www.lewiscrofts.com

For more information visit www.AlchemyPrague.com
or www.myspace.com/alchemyprague

Feel free to forward this information to anyone you think might be
interested. Or tell them to subscribe to the Alchemy mailing list.
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