I Love You, Let’s Meet

you can listen to me on Writers Revealed with Felicia Sullivan here on Sunday 7/8/07 at 7 pm and thereafter. We’ll be chatting about writing and dating and maybe I’ll critique some profiles.

Felicia’s not only a radio personality, but has a great memoir coming out this winter. I guarantee it will stop you complaining about your own mother.

oh, and what a coincidence, I’ll be a guest in July!

whose address is listed as 1115 Annapolis Mall(?)

reading, discussing, signing, and going out afterwards for a bite or a drink (open to suggestions for a place to do that from locals)

Reading, discussion, book signing; then eating and drinking afterward somewhere nearby

I’ll be on discussing dating blogs for 3 minutes or so some time between 8 and 9.

As of now, I will be on the Today Show this Saturday 3/31 between 8 and 9 commenting on dating blogs. Twas the death of Anna Nicole Smith that bumped me before, so I’m half afraid her drug-stuffed corpse will rise tomorrow and steal my slot again. (It is almost Easter.) For all our sakes, let’s pray that America’s tragic sweetheart rests in the peace she could never find here.

SEX, DRUGS and GENDER NIGHT
Pagan Kennedy will be reading from her new biography The First Man-Made Man (about the first F-to-M transsexual) with me and novelist Lisa Dierbeck (One Pill Makes You Smaller). I’m sex.

At Mo Pitkin’s, 34 Avenue A (btwn 2nd and 3rd Sts), 7pm

My friend Pagan Kennedy is reading from her new biography, The First Man-Made Man (about the first F-to-M transsexual) and has invited me (sex) and Lisa Dierbeck (One Pill Makes You Smaller (drugs)) to join her at Mo Pitkin’s, 34 Avenue A (btwn 2nd and 3rd Sts), 7pm

Here’s the official announcement:

THE BROOKLYN RAIL PRESENTS RANTRHAPSODY #8
MARCH 18TH, FREDDY’S BACK ROOM, 6:00PM

This month marks the SECOND Brooklyn installment of our lovely, lively and literately non-fictional reading series. We return to the ever-cozy
Freddy’s Back Room (495 Dean St., at 6th Ave. in Brooklyn; near the Bergen 2, 3 and all the Atlantic/Pacific trains: 4,5,B,D,Q,N,R,W,M), where
admission is free, the beer is cheep and the crowd unruly. Please
join us for the edifying, amusing, anecdotal, analytical, political,
polemical, and poignant musings of the following angry and/or euphoric
writers:

Gabriel Thompson, author, There’s No Jose Here
Jean Railla, author, Get Crafty
Bill Batson, community activist, Develop Don’t Destroy
Doug Cordell, Playwright
Virginia Vitzhum, author, I Love You, Let’s Meet
An Xiao, poet, contributor to Tanka Fields
Sabine Heinlein, Rail Contributor

Virginia was on the Diane Rehm Show on Valentine’s Day! If you didn’t tune in, you can listen to it here (podcast also available!). During her DC trip great forces conspired against our intrepid friend. Still, she managed to make time to get together with friends and helped dig a certain smarty pants’ car out of solid ice!