Answers to the March Performance Trivia:
1. Which author self-describes as “the son of a miner and the daughter of a government worker”? - IVAN E.
COYOTE
2. One of tonight’s performers got married in the last year - who was it? - TOM
HINSHAW
3. Which one of tonight’s authors wrote the short story “Only the Dead Know Brooklyn”? - PAUL
AUSTER
4. Italo Calvino appeared in the film “Fellini: I’m a Born Liar.” Who did he play? - HIMSELF
Cinematic
Inspiration
Monday,
March 30, 2009
An evening of stories that have been the inspiration for motion pictures.
George Backman reading
Million Dollar Baby by F.X. Toole
(inspired Million Dollar Baby)
a heart wrenching tale about the price of greatness and the lengths we'll go to for those we love
Dan
Gunther reading Theft In A Pastry Shop
by Italo Calvino
(inspired Palookaville)
It turns out, robbing a party shop can be an excellent bonding
experience
Tom Hinshaw
reading Auggie Wren’s Christmas Story by
Paul Auster
(inspired Smoke)
In Auggie's New York smoke shop, day by day passes, seemingly unchanging until he teaches us to notice the little details of life.
(inspired No Bikini)
A tomboy can't be trusted with a two
piece
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