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Kitchen Sink hosts Rachel Sherman at Pegasus Books

Wed, May 24
7:30pm

Free

Kitchen Sink Magazine and Open City Books Present
RACHEL SHERMAN
MAY 24 (Wednesday) 7:30pm
Pegasus Books
2349 Shattuck Ave. Berkeley
510.649.1320

Join us for a reading with Open City Books author RACHEL SHERMAN.
Sherman's debut short story collection, ---The First Hurt, trails
women zig-zagging through the landscape between adolescence and
adulthood, exploring the morbid sexuality that pervades the time as
they go.
Rachel Sherman's short stories have also appeared in McSweeney's,
Open City, Post Road, n+1, and StoryQuarterly, among other
publications, and in the book Full Frontal Fiction: The Best of Nerve.
www.opencity.org/sherman.html

ABOUT KITCHEN SINK
www.kitchensinkmag.com
Kitchen Sink, the magazine for people who think too much, is a non-
profit, quarterly print periodical that explores thought, art,
culture, identity and politics. It is the premiere program of the
Neighbor Lady Community Arts Project, an Oakland-based arts
organization.
kitchensinkmag.blogspot.com

ABOUT OPEN CITY BOOKS
www.opencity.org.com
Open City Magazine & Books are published by Open City, Inc., a
nonprofit corporation based in New York City. The editors, Thomas
Beller and Joanna Yas, strive to keep the literary journal vital for
each new generation by publishing a dynamic array of poetry and prose
with a daring, youthful, spirit. The editors aim to add a voice to
the culture that values wit, depth, and ingenuity, and, in
particular, the exposing and elucidating of the human predicament
which is often devalued by commercial publishers. Many writers
featured in Open City's pages are being published for the very first
time. In this brilliantly original story collection, Rachel Sherman
evokes the wonders and horrors of a young woman's life, from girl to
teenager to adult, through crushes, sex, family, and the agonies and
ecstasies of finding one's way. The First Hurt heralds the arrival of
a singularly fresh and remarkably assured new voice.

Venue:

Pegasus Books Downtown
2349 Shattuck Ave.
Berkeley
510.649.1320


Shattuck Ave. @ Durant.
Three blocks south of the Downtown Berkeley block.

Additional Info:

510.649.1320
http://www.kitchensinkmag.com