Tuesday, February 3, 2009

Opium Is the Literary Events of the Masses

Posted by on Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 10:00 AM

click to enlarge unknown.jpg

For obvious reasons The L is a great fan of literary events which encourage drinking, backtalk, and, on very special occasions, laser tag. So we quite like Opium Magazine ("the magazine that tells you how long it will take to read each story it publishes"), for running events like the Literary Upstart-like Literary Death Match. And, apparently, Opium Live, a new interview series featuring roundtable discussion and then an after-party in which writers are cruelly forced to DJ.

So tonight, there's that, for the first time, at Happy Ending — featuring, among others, the ubiquitous Ben Greenman, Literary Upstart's Distinguished Spokesjudge and, apparently, patron saint of small lit organizations trying to attract attention via quirky stuntlike events — plus an after- and after-after-party, for the sake of literacy.

Comments (0)

Subscribe to this thread:

Add a comment

Most Commented On

Most Shared Stories

Top Viewed Stories

  • Brooklyn's Best Young Filmmakers

    Meet the local writers, directors and producers showing in this year's BAMcinemaFest.
    • Jun 18, 2013
  • Art Picks From Print

    Fertilities deeply organic and variably mechanical ground this set of art picks from our 6/19 issue.
    • Jun 19, 2013
  • More »

Top Topics in The Measure

Film (46)


Music (32)


TV (20)


Sex (17)


Art (11)


Books (10)


News (10)


Media (10)


Nightlife (9)


Food & Drink (7)


© 2013 The L Magazine
Website powered by Foundation