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Listen Here, Fall 2010 Season

On September 12, 2010 By admin

The Arts Council of Greater New Haven, New Haven Review, and New Haven Theater Company are pleased to announce the return of Listen Here, the weekly short story reading series in which actors from the New Haven Theater Collective read short stories chosen by New Haven Review editors.

The Fall 2010 season of Listen Here [...]

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Listen Here Thanks You!

On May 27, 2010 By admin

We at the New Haven Review wanted to thank all of those who participated in the spring 2010 season of Listen Here! Among those to whom we are grateful:

The staff of the New Haven Review and its trustees: You helped pick the stories, you attended the readings, you cheered the series along. [...]

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The Listen Here! Short Story Reading Series rolls into its 3rd week with readings at Bru Cafe, 141 Orange, Street, this Tuesday, March 23, at 7 p.m.

Our theme?
“Breaking Up Is Hard to Do”

Our stories?
Bobbie Ann Mason's "Shiloh" and Bernard Malamud's "The Jewbird"

Why these?

Two great writers, masters, in [...]

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The Listen Here! Short Story Reading Series gets off the ground this week with its first readings at Willoughby's Coffee & Tea at 194 York Street, at 7 p.m.

Our theme?
"What Did She See in Him?"

Our stories?
Raymond Carver's "Fat" and F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Jelly-Bean"

Why these?
"Why [...]

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So how does one read a short story?

If your thinking of girding for battle by arming yourself with some high-falutin’ literary theory or delving into an author bio lifted from Wikipedia, stop right there. Let me rephrase: How do you read a short story … out loud?

This is a very different question, and [...]

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