Four Stories is a monthly literary series bridging Greater
Boston’s nightlife and arts community (and now Osaka's and Tokyo's, too!). Each event is held in a club,
bar, or lounge, and features appearances from some of the most acclaimed
authors in the nation, all reading their work under a unified theme.
The idea: to bring writers and readers, intellectuals
and club-goers, friends and interested people together in a more
upscale environment than a bookstore, to think, drink, eat, talk,
laugh, hear stories, trade tales. It's simple, amusing, thought-provoking,
and free for entry.
The experience: like a 19th-Century salon,
only 150 years later―same socializing, same witty banter, corsets
optional.
The media raves: The Boston Globe calls Four Stories "the city's
hippest reading series"; See what else the media is saying
about us!
See the scene: Visit the Four Stories Flickr Web site
or download free MP3s & slideshows from past
events.
Hear about the next Four Stories
event.
Four Stories was founded and is run by freelance writer Tracy
Slater. The Boston events are being co-sponsored by Gary Strack of the hugely hip
Enormous Room,
Tim Huggins and the fabulous Newtonville
Books, and the friends-of-writers everywhere,
PEN New England.
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past events.
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