ANDREW ZORNOZA: NEWS, NOTES AND EVENTS

READINGS BY MARTIN HYATT, LUIS JARAMILLO, AND ANDREW ZORNOZA

At the Strange Loop Gallery NYC on March 15th (Alice O'Malley photographs open March 8th). . . .

Bureau of General Services–Queer Division: Meet three of NYC’s freshest, most buzzed about, original literary voices when Martin Hyatt, Luis Jaramillo, and Andrew Zornoza take the stage at the Bureau to share their latest work.

Start:: March 15, 2013 7:00 PM
End:: March 15, 2013 9:00 PM
Cost:: Free
Phone:: 6464570859
Email:: contact@bgsqd.com

Venue:: Strange Loop Gallery
Phone:: 6464570859
Address: Google Map: 27 Orchard St., New York, NY, 10002, United States

JAC JEMC AND ANDREW ZORNOZA AT THE ENCLAVE…MAY 19!

It’s about that time…The Enclave is about to go on our spring “creative hiatus”, which usually involves closing up shop, taking our asses on the road, and partaking in some of our favorite vices…But not before we put on one more show to close the season!

Jac Jemc and one of our favorite authors, Andrew Zornoza, are reading from their newest works. So come on out and have some drinks with us…

Saturday…May 19…4 PM…Cake Shop…152 Ludlow Street…NYC

Andrew Zornoza reviews Lynne Tillman’s Someday This Will be Funny.

“The true star of this collection is not plot or characters, it’s storytelling itself: the weird literary ventriloquism we perform as we divide out the speaking roles of our inner lives.”

AWP 2011

Saturday, February 5th at Noon in the "Hoover" Room:

Teaching the Nontraditional Writer: Practical Techniques for Teaching Students Outside the Mainstream. (Andrew Zornoza, Robert Lopez, Margaret Fiore, Elise Juska) Narrative, character, metaphor, dramatic tension: many of the traditional points of “craft” can be easily shown to the student-writer already steeped in the literature of the western canon. But how do we teach writing to students who’ve taken a different path into our classrooms? This panel offers practical tips and strategies in teaching artists, ESL students, and other nontraditional writers who may lack the confidence and/or knowledge to feel empowered.

Also, Andrew will be signing books at the Tarpaulin Sky Press table, or meeting submitters with HOW journal.

Providence Reading with Matthew Derby!

See Matthew Derby the author of "Super Flat Times" and the influential and helmeted inventor of meat-towers in "flesh" and "spirit" at Providence's best bookstore.

Andrew Zornoza & Matthew Derby
reading from their fictions Saturday Nov. 13, 6pm

717 Westminster Street • Providence RI • 02903 • 401.432.6222 • adabooks at ada-books dot com

http://ada-books.com/shows/

Reading Sept 19th in NYC

Stories and Songs: Danny Lanzetta and Friends

This Week with Andrew Zornoza and Bryan Dunn and Matt Singer

Every Sunday in September
Googies Lounge
154 Ludlow Street (above The Living Room)
8 PM
Free
J, F to Delancey

http://www.livingroomny.com/googies

Danny Lanzetta is an exciting new spoken word artist and novelist. His dynamic words span an array of subjects, from his biting indictment of Bill O'Reilly to the forlorn and melancholy moments of everyday life. Lanzetta’s spoken rhythm record, The Story of a Minute in America, is a dizzying combination of music and word

s. And coming soon, Lanzetta's second novel: Gadfly. In a previous life, Lanzetta starred on Broadway in Neil Simon’s Lost in Yonkers, Les Miserables, and in off-Broadway’s critically acclaimed Falsettoland. He also appeared for two years on the CBS television series Brooklyn Bridge as Alan Silver. Among the distinguished people he has worked with include Kevin Spacey, Anthony Hopkins, Marion Ross, John Spencer, Mickey Rourke, Mercedes Ruehl and Mimi Rogers. Lanzetta has been writing seriously for over fifteen years, both poetry and prose, spurred on by his adolescent disillusionment with the acting business and a tiny high school creative writing class that co-starred a former chess champion and a classically trained singer. His debut novel, Drunken Angel, released by independently in 2002, is an American love story about those classical, but never tired themes of heartbreak and hope. Lanzetta also writes many of the lyrics for Chris Cubeta’ of Chris Cubeta and The Liars Club. He is a a college professor and is unquestionably the world’s most devout New York Knickerbockers fan.

Upcoming Reading in Philadelphia, July 17th: 6PM!