These are events I have participated in and upcoming events that might be of interest to students, colleagues, readers, and writers.
May 9 and May 10, 2006: WoW (Week of Writing) 2006 was a great success. Faculty and students read fiction, poetry, and nonfiction and there were panel discussions on publishing and editing, craft of poetry, and craft of fiction. Click here and here to see photos from the two-day event.
Scott Stein reads his stories “The Stacker” and “Garghibition” at WoW. Photo credit listed here.
The WoW Craft of Fiction Panel, left
to right: Scott Stein, Paula Marantz Cohen,
Miriam N. Kotzin (moderator), Albert
DiBartolomeo.
Photo credit listed
here.
May 18, 2005: Scott Stein reads his story “Zero Tolerance” at the launch party for ASK, the journal of the College of Arts and Sciences.
Photo credit: Dr. Abioseh Porter.
April 27, 2005: Reading by Toby Olson to celebrate the Certificate Program in Writing and Publishing. Scott Stein speaks about the program.
Scott Stein thinks the podium is just the right height. Toby Olson disagrees. Photo credits: Dr. Abioseh Porter.
February 23, 2002, Saturday 3 PM: Several contributors to When Falls the Coliseum: a journal of American culture (or lack thereof) read and sign copies at Barnes & Noble in Forest Hills, NY.
From left to right: Scott
Stein (check out the shirt), Jared Boshnack,
Robert O’Hara, Amy Boshnack, Jason Stein,
Alex Joseph, and Jeffrey Scheuer.
Photo credit: Andee Stein
October 19, 2001, Friday 7:30 PM: Several contributors to When Falls the Coliseum: a journal of American culture (or lack thereof) read and sign copies at Barnes & Noble in Bryn Mawr, PA.
Standing, left to right: Bob
Sullivan, Andrew Turner, Scott Stein (that
shirt looks familiar), Ron Schorr, Suzanne
Faubl.
Seated, left to right: C.P. Kaiser,
Cassendre Xavier. Photo credit: Andee Stein
March, April, and May, 2001: Scott Stein reads from Lost and signs copies at Barnes & Noble stores in Oxford Valley, Bryn Mawr, Plymouth Meeting, and North Wales, Pennsylvania. He also appears at the public library in Ewing, New Jersey.
Signing copies in Oxford
Valley. Don’t get any funny ideas; that sign
across the parking lot is for Dick’s Sporting
Goods.
And have you ever seen a person like a shirt
this much? Photo credit: Andee Stein.
January 27, 2001, Saturday 1:00 PM: Approximately 100 people hear Scott Stein read from Lost at Barnes & Noble in Bayside, New York.
Photo credit: Andee Stein
Photo credit: Andee Stein
November 19, 2000, Saturday 3:00 PM: Scott Stein reads from Lost and signs copies at Borders in Center City Philadelphia.
If it looks like this photo was staged, that’s because it was. The reading took place at a podium several minutes earlier. Photo credit: Andee Stein.
October 11, 2000, Wednesday 7:30 PM: Scott Stein reads from Lost and signs copies at the Borders bookstore in Langhorne, PA.
Signing copies. Photo credit: Andee Stein.
September 21, 2000, Thursday 7:00 PM: Scott Stein reads from Lost and signs copies at the New 14th Street Y of the Educational Alliance in Manhattan. 344 East 14th Street, NYC.
Scott Stein talks about writing following the reading of Lost. And the shirt makes its first appearance. Photo credit: Andee Stein.
May, 2000. Scott Stein was a panelist on Drexel University’s Forum on the Future of Newspapers in Philadelphia. Other panelists were: the Philadelphia Inquirer Editorial Page Editor Chris Satulo; columnist Clark DeLeon; City Paper News Editor Howard Altman; and TPI Metro Editor Mary-Ellen Bornak.
