I’ll be reading at this year’s Litcrawl on behalf of The Threepenny Review; other readers include Elizabeth Tallent, T. J. Clark, Louis B. Jones, Anne Wagner, and Dean Young. Details below.

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Please join six of The Threepenny Review‘s authors when they read at the free, open-to-the-public 2009 Litcrawl (culminating event of the Litquake Festival).

6:00 – 7:00 p.m

Creativity Explored Gallery, 3245 16th Street @ Dolores

T. J. Clark
Louis B. Jones
Elizabeth Tallent
Tony Tulathimutte
Anne Wagner
Dean Young

Introduced and moderated by Kathryn Crim, deputy editor of The Threepenny Review.

T. J. Clark’s recent books are Farewell to an Idea and The Sight of Death. His first Threepenny poem, “Landscape with a Calm,” appeared in Best American Poetry 2004.

Louis B. Jones is the author of Ordinary Money, Particles and Luck, and California’s Over. His Threepenny story “The Epicurean” won a Pushcart Prize.

Elizabeth Tallent, who has been writing for The Threepenny Review since its third issue, teaches creative writing at Stanford University.

Tony Tulathimutte’s first published story, “Scenes from the Life of the Only Girl in Water Shield, Alaska,” appeared in The Threepenny Review and won an O. Henry prize.

Anne Wagner teaches art history at UC Berkeley and has written for Threepenny on a variety of subjects, including pianos, plot, photography, and public sculpture.

Dean Young, a frequent Threepenny Review poet, holds the Livingston Chair in Poetry at UT Austin and is the author of numerous books of poems.