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Monthly reading event at Wonderland tonight You may recall a few weeks ago, when Wonderland held the first in a reading series organized by Barrelhouse, an online literary magazine. Today is the second event in the series, with two authors who have had work published by Dzanc Books, Jeff Parker and Dave Housley. Parker has had a lot of short fiction and prose in some well-known reviews and magazines (American Short Fiction, The Best American Nonrequired Reading, etc), and Housley wrote a well-received short story collection called Ryan Seacrest is Famous, as well as having work in well-known reviews and magazines (Columbia, Nerve, etc).

Sounds like a neat event. Here's the goal:

The series showcases readers representing literary magazines and small presses we love, bringing new voices to the DC scene and introducing you to the best that indie lit has to offer.

The event will be upstairs starting at 7 pm.
Posted by Andrew W at 8:15 AM