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Borders & Boundaries stories are now online!

All the stories and recordings from our Borders & Boundaries night are now online! So if you missed hearing them live at KGB, all you have to do is pour yourself a drink, lower the lights, head over to our Borders & Boundaries page, and enjoy.

Once again, thanks to writers Erin Smith, Karen Levy, Maisy Card, and Joseph Salvatore; as well as performers Michaela Morton, Michael Petrocelli, Amber Bogdewiecz, and Frances Uku. And particular thanks to BOA Editions for kindly allowing us to feature Joseph’s story on the website – if you like his story (and we know you will) make sure you check out his collection, To Assume a Pleasing Shape – available now on Amazon!

We’ll be back at KGB on Wednesday, 3rd August with an evening of flash fiction – if you’d like to submit a story for that, we’re accepting entries until Thursday, 30th June – full details on the submissions page of our website!

PostedJune 15, 2016
AuthorAndrew Lloyd-Jones
Tagscreative writing, emerging writers new york city, emerging writers, emerging writers nyc, reading series nyc, reading series new york city, liarsleaguenyc, Liars' League, fiction, Joseph Salvatore, Erin Smith, Maisy Card, Karen Levy
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Welcoming Nancy Hightower to Liars' League NYC

Big news of the day - I’m absolutely delighted to welcome Nancy Hightowerto Liars’ League NYC as Co-Producer and Co-Host of the series!

Nancy is an incredibly talented writer and we’re lucky to have her – her writing has appeared in The New York Quarterly, storySouth, Gargoyle, Prick of the Spindle, Sundog Lit, Literary Orphans, and Word Riot; her novel, Elementarí Rising (Pink Narcissus Press, 2013) received a starred review in Library Journal and Kinds of Leaving; her short story collection was shortlisted for the Flann O’Brien Award for Innovative Fiction in 2014; her first collection of poetry, The Acolyte, was published by Port Yonder Press in 2015 and has been nominated for a 2016 Elgin Award by the Science Fiction Poetry Association; and she also holds a PhD in English/Creative Writing. Nancy currently reviews science fiction and fantasy for The Washington Post and teaches at Hunter College.

I'm fantastically excited to have her on board – if you haven’t had the pleasure of her acquaintance yet, make sure you come along to our next show to say hello and make her welcome!

PostedApril 12, 2016
AuthorAndrew Lloyd-Jones
Tagscreative writing, emerging writers, emerging writers nyc, emerging writers new york city, reading series new york city, fiction, reading series nyc, liarsleaguenyc, Liars' League, liarsleaguepdx
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Mistakes & Missteps stories are now online!

We have a couple of announcements to make today - the first is that the stories from last week's Mistakes & Missteps edition are now online! Head on over via the link to enjoy stories by writers Jon Stubbington, A.C. DeLashmutt, James English, and Dani Rado. We'll have the recordings online soon, so watch this space for more details! And sit tight for our next big announcement...

PostedApril 12, 2016
AuthorAndrew Lloyd-Jones
Tagscreative writing, emerging writers, emerging writers nyc, emerging writers new york city, reading series new york city, fiction
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Mistakes will be made.

We're excited to be back at KGB Bar at 7pm on Wednesday, 6th April for an evening of Mistakes & Missteps!

We have four stories for you this month - featuring well-meaning matchmakers, disillusioned genies, questions about the afterlife, and advice as to what to do if you find yourself locked in the back of a U-Haul. All useful information to have! Here's what we have in store for you:

Things to Consider While Locked in the Back of a U-Haul
by Dani Rado

The Shoebox
by John Stubbington

Can Hermits Fall in Love? 
by James English

A Ghost Story
by Abigail DeLashmutt

All that, as well as books to give away as part of our so-bad-it's-still-bad nerdy literary quiz! So that's 7pm on Wednesday, 6th April at KGB Bar in the East Village - and you can reply to our Facebook Invite right here. entry to the show is free, but make sure you get there early if you want a seat...

PostedMarch 21, 2016
AuthorAndrew Lloyd-Jones
Tagsemerging writers, reading series nyc, creative writing, Liars' League, liarsleaguenyc, reading series new york city, emerging writers new york city, emerging writers nyc
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Welcome to Portland!

A couple of announcements from us for the weekend! Firstly, we're incredibly excited to announce a new member of the Liars' League fold - our new, extremely hip West Coast sister, Liars' League PORTLAND!

So massive congratulations to the Portland team, Pamela Fleischmann, Veronica Proctor, Jennifer Springsteen, and Alida Thacher! You can find out more about Liars' League PDX on their website a thttp://www.liarsleaguepdx.com, via their twitter feed at https://twitter.com/liarsleaguepdx and on their highly likable facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/LiarsLeaguePDX. They'll be doing exactly what we do over here, only with perhaps better coffee. Their first submissions deadline is next month - the theme is Liars & Saints, and the deadline is Monday, 29th February. Any more questions, drop them a line at info@liarsleaguepdx.com!

That's obviously awesome news! Slightly less awesomely, here at Liars' League NYC, due to slightly unforseen circumstances we have to cancel our forthcoming event on 4th February. But don't fret - we'll be featuring this month's Run & Hide stories in future - either as a separate event once we've sorted a date out, or alongside future themes. Sorry to everyone who was hoping to come along to see us in February - but we'll be back in force at KGB on Wednesday, 6th April for our appropriately titled Mistakes & Missteps event! And if you'd like to submit a story for Mistakes & Missteps, the deadline is Monday, 29th February.

PostedJanuary 29, 2016
AuthorAndrew Lloyd-Jones
Tagsliarsleaguenyc, liarsleaguepdx, emerging writers nyc, reading series new york city, emerging writers, fiction, creative writing, reading series nyc
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