The Short Story Project Needs Your Stories!
by Olivia Facini Calling all short fiction writers! Submit to the Short Story Project! Whether your story has won awards or it has sat in a drawer for years, unseen by anyone but you, we want to read it! We’re the Short Story Project, and we create low-tech, high-creativity theatrical stagings of short stories. Our performances provide […]
3 Questions for your “Coronaversary
By Gabbi Traub I recently read an article about the three questions you should ask yourself for your “Coronaversary.” The author also mentioned how the term “Coronaversary” wasn’t quite the right term considering it’s not something to celebrate, and I happen to agree. But there isn’t a better word for “the one-year mark for when […]
June 1st: Enough is enough is enough.
Black Lives Matter – it is that simple. We could share a thousand stories and drawings and photos and videos. Please, listen to our black and brown friends and neighbors – please empathize. We offer our ears, our support and solidarity.
March 29th: Community Spirit Abounds
In these trying times, community is, as always, our foremost thought. As I sit down for my fifth attempt to write to you, it is a positively beautiful Friday afternoon here in New York – clear, blue skies; birds orchestrating; flowers and buds emerging from slumber. You’d hardly think we were in the middle of […]
March, 2019: Kicking off a new Storytelling Series
March Films & Filmmakers On March 10th, we gathered at Ryan’s Daughter for a pre-screening of Elan and Jonathan Bogarin’s 306 HOLLYWOOD, an official Sundance Selection now available on iTunes, along with Heather Pirnak’s animated short THE COLORS OF LIFE. We followed the viewings with a discussion with Elan and Heather who both shared experiences […]