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Chez Andrew
Andrew Lam is a NAM editor and author of "Perfume Dreams: Reflections on the Vietnamese Diaspora" (Heyday Books, 2005), which recently won a PEN/Beyond Margins Award.
[ filed under: art literature ] Since 1985, Symphony Space in New York City has served as the stage for exciting pairings of authors and actors. Selected Shorts producers match Oscar and Tony Award-winning actors with short stories by acclaimed contemporary and classic authors. The results are magically entertaining events turned into captivating radio programs. David Strathairn reads “The Palmist” by Andrew Lam, author of Perfume Dreams You can hear it online: Martha Lavey reads “Football” by Elizabeth Crane; Mia Dillon reads “Blue Waltz” by Jeanne Dixon; and Dawn Akemi Saito reads “Water Names” by Lan Samantha Chang. For Bay Area: Other stations David Strathairn reads “The Palmist” by Andrew Lam; Martha Lavey reads “Football” by Elizabeth Crane; Mia Dillon reads “Blue Waltz” by Jeanne Dixon; and Dawn Akemi Saito reads “Water Names” by Lan Samantha Chang. For a station near you, check npr. @ http://www.npr.org/templates/stations/schedule/?prgId=29 Tune in, folks.. (or you can listen on line at npr.org : >) Or listen on line: http://www.wnyc.org/shows/shorts/episodes/2007/04/01 ALSO: VietREADS Presents Author Andrew Lam Tully Community Branch Library Sat, Apr 14 Cheers, Andrew |
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