Goose Author Eric D. Goodman will be featured at a reading event this Sunday at The Writer’s Center. Authors published in New Lines from the Old Line State: An Anthology of Maryland Writers will read from their published work.
Eric has been invited to read an excerpt from his story, which opens up the anthology. “Cicadas” has been featured in the past on NPR’s The Signal, at the Baltimore Book Festival, Patterson Theater, libraries, book stores, art galleries, and more.
The Writer’s Center is America's premier independent literary center, founded in 1976. It is also the publisher of Poet Lore, the oldest continuously published poetry magazine in the United States, having started in 1889.
The New Lines anthology reading at The Writer’s Center runs from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, July 12. The Writer’s Center is located at 4508 Walsh Street, Bethesda, MD 20815. Parking is free. You can find directions and more information at their website, www.writer.org.
Can’t make it or want a preview? Listen to a reading of “Cicadas” from NPR’s The Signal at the link below — music and sound effects included!
http://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/national/local-national-754738.mp3
Friday, July 10, 2009
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Goose Author Has Chemistry
“Chemistry,” a story by Flightless Goose author Eric D. Goodman, has been published in WHATEVER Literary Journal.
WHATEVER Literary Journal is described as “a collection of the Northeast's finest writers and poets with a few international names to round it out.”
“Chemistry” is a story from Tracks, his novel in stories set on a train traveling from Baltimore to Chicago. “Chemistry” is a story of teenage angst, about a young man hungry for attention from parents and peers who don’t seem to notice him. It’s about how a person can end up speeding down the wrong track and not realize it until it’s too late to slam on the brakes.
Learn more about WHATEVER at their online store.
http://stores.lulu.com/WhateverLiteraryJournal.
WHATEVER Literary Journal is described as “a collection of the Northeast's finest writers and poets with a few international names to round it out.”
“Chemistry” is a story from Tracks, his novel in stories set on a train traveling from Baltimore to Chicago. “Chemistry” is a story of teenage angst, about a young man hungry for attention from parents and peers who don’t seem to notice him. It’s about how a person can end up speeding down the wrong track and not realize it until it’s too late to slam on the brakes.
Learn more about WHATEVER at their online store.
http://stores.lulu.com/WhateverLiteraryJournal.
Monday, June 15, 2009
Goose Author Featured at Smile Hon Reading
Eric D. Goodman, author of Flightless Goose, is one of the featured readers at the Smile, Hon, You’re in Baltimore No. 11 Release Party at Cyclops Books this Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. He will be reading an excerpt from TRACKS, his novel in stories, which was published in the current issue. The name of the story is "Little B & O."
Here are the details …
WHO: Eight-Stone Press and Cyclops Books
WHAT: "Smile, Hon, You're in Baltimore!" No. 11 Release Party
WHERE: Cyclops Books, Corner of Maryland Ave. and North Ave., Baltimore
WHEN: Wednesday, June 17, 7:00 p.m.
WHY: Because Detroit will never be able to take it away from us.
HOW: They're bankrupt.
Learn more at www.eightstonepress.com/hon/hon11.htm.
Here are the details …
WHO: Eight-Stone Press and Cyclops Books
WHAT: "Smile, Hon, You're in Baltimore!" No. 11 Release Party
WHERE: Cyclops Books, Corner of Maryland Ave. and North Ave., Baltimore
WHEN: Wednesday, June 17, 7:00 p.m.
WHY: Because Detroit will never be able to take it away from us.
HOW: They're bankrupt.
Learn more at www.eightstonepress.com/hon/hon11.htm.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Goose Author Published in Smile, Hon!
Flightless Goose author Eric D. Goodman is smiling because his fiction has been published in the latest issue of Smile, Hon, You’re In Baltimore!
For a little literary zine, it packs a big punch. Smile, Hon, You’re In Baltimore! has gotten rave reviews from UTNE Reader, Urbanite and Pop Candy (USA Today’s Blog).
Baltimore Magazine named Smile, Hon, You're in Baltimore! the city's "Best Zine" in its August "Best of Baltimore 2008" issue.
Baltimore City Paper also called Smile Hon Baltimore’s best zine, describing it as “surprisingly fascinating, consistently absurd, and often weird as hell . . . Baltimore at its bizarre best.”
Zine World says Smile Hon “adequately captures Baltimore's grit and glitter, horror and heroes.”
The Johns Hopkins Newsletter says, “Smile Hon revels in Baltimore's every eccentricity”
Even Maryland Mayor Martin O’Malley (how’s that for alliteration?) said that Smile Hon “caused a bit of a stir in my office.”
Eric's story, “Little B & O,” is featured in the latest issue. “Little B & O” is an outtake from TRACKS, his novel in stories. Other authors in issue 11 include Caryn Coyle, Fernando Quijano III, Ben Shaberman, Rosalia Scalia and Alex Hewett.
Learn more — and see the cover — at the link below.
http://eightstonepress.com/hon/hon11.htm
For a little literary zine, it packs a big punch. Smile, Hon, You’re In Baltimore! has gotten rave reviews from UTNE Reader, Urbanite and Pop Candy (USA Today’s Blog).
Baltimore Magazine named Smile, Hon, You're in Baltimore! the city's "Best Zine" in its August "Best of Baltimore 2008" issue.
Baltimore City Paper also called Smile Hon Baltimore’s best zine, describing it as “surprisingly fascinating, consistently absurd, and often weird as hell . . . Baltimore at its bizarre best.”
Zine World says Smile Hon “adequately captures Baltimore's grit and glitter, horror and heroes.”
The Johns Hopkins Newsletter says, “Smile Hon revels in Baltimore's every eccentricity”
Even Maryland Mayor Martin O’Malley (how’s that for alliteration?) said that Smile Hon “caused a bit of a stir in my office.”
Eric's story, “Little B & O,” is featured in the latest issue. “Little B & O” is an outtake from TRACKS, his novel in stories. Other authors in issue 11 include Caryn Coyle, Fernando Quijano III, Ben Shaberman, Rosalia Scalia and Alex Hewett.
Learn more — and see the cover — at the link below.
http://eightstonepress.com/hon/hon11.htm
Friday, June 5, 2009
Goose Author Featured at JMWW Reading
JMWW, the popular literary journal based in Baltimore, invites you to a celebration of the first three years of print anthologies featuring the best work from the online quarterly.
This is the anthology series and literary journal that the Baltimore City Paper says “hooks you from the fist paragraph. A hybrid of poetry and prose, of cold-blooded talent pigtailed with aspiring word artists, JMWW has a cough-syrup twang that keeps you reading. Something addictive about it provokes the dormant writer within.”
Flightless Goose author Eric D. Goodman is featured in volume II of the trilogy and will be one of the readers at the event.
This Saturday at Cyclops Bookstore, authors from the second and third anthologies will share their work.
Here’s your invitation — directly from JMWW:
Cyclops Bookstore (formerly The Baltimore ChopShop) and JMWW (http://jmww.150m.com/) are proud to celebrate JMWW’s authors with a special evening featuring readings from the second and third anthologies. Join editor Jen Michalski along with writers Jessica Anya Blau, William Duell, Pete Pazmino, Justin Sirois, Joseph Young, Savannah Schroll Guz, and Eric D. Goodman. Copies of the third anthology will be on sale for $7.
Join us for the best pizza in town at Joe Squared afterward.Cyclops is right on the corner of Maryland and North, and there is PLENTY of parking on both avenues. Cyclops will even pay for your meter — just park and come in real quick for some change. After six is free too!
Date: Saturday, June 6, 2009
Time: 5 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Location: CyclopsStreet: 30 W. North Ave., Baltimore, Maryland
Learn more about JMWW and browse the latest issue at http://jmww.150m.com./
This is the anthology series and literary journal that the Baltimore City Paper says “hooks you from the fist paragraph. A hybrid of poetry and prose, of cold-blooded talent pigtailed with aspiring word artists, JMWW has a cough-syrup twang that keeps you reading. Something addictive about it provokes the dormant writer within.”
Flightless Goose author Eric D. Goodman is featured in volume II of the trilogy and will be one of the readers at the event.
This Saturday at Cyclops Bookstore, authors from the second and third anthologies will share their work.
Here’s your invitation — directly from JMWW:
Cyclops Bookstore (formerly The Baltimore ChopShop) and JMWW (http://jmww.150m.com/) are proud to celebrate JMWW’s authors with a special evening featuring readings from the second and third anthologies. Join editor Jen Michalski along with writers Jessica Anya Blau, William Duell, Pete Pazmino, Justin Sirois, Joseph Young, Savannah Schroll Guz, and Eric D. Goodman. Copies of the third anthology will be on sale for $7.
Join us for the best pizza in town at Joe Squared afterward.Cyclops is right on the corner of Maryland and North, and there is PLENTY of parking on both avenues. Cyclops will even pay for your meter — just park and come in real quick for some change. After six is free too!
Date: Saturday, June 6, 2009
Time: 5 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Location: CyclopsStreet: 30 W. North Ave., Baltimore, Maryland
Learn more about JMWW and browse the latest issue at http://jmww.150m.com./
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Flightless Goose Author Published in JMWW
Flightless Goose author Eric D. Goodman has been published in JMWW.
His story,“Futures,” is from TRACKS, his novel in stories.
JMWW is a popular literary journal based in Baltimore. Although it has a Baltimore flavor, the quarterly online journal publishes fiction, poetry, non-fiction and reviews from around the world. Once a year, it selects the best items of the year to include in a print anthology.
“The writing hooks you from the fist paragraph,” says the Baltimore City Paper of JMWW. “A hybrid of poetry and prose, of cold-blooded talent pigtailed with aspiring word artists, JMWW has a cough-syrup twang that keeps you reading. Something addictive about it provokes the dormant writer within.”
“Futures,” is an excerpt from TRACKS, a novel in stories that takes place on a train traveling from Baltimore to Chicago. The story offers readers attention to place, romance, breakup, transition, heartache (in the most literal sense) and hope.
Other authors included in this print anthology are Rafael Alvarez, Nathan Leslie and Christian Bell. Authors featured in other JMWW issues include Jessica Anya Blau, William Duell, Pete Pazmino, Justin Sirois, Joseph Young and Savannah Schroll Guz.
Learn more about the JMWW anthology at the following link, where you can even order your own copy!
www.lulu.com/content/1728622
See the latest issue of the online journal here.
http://jmww.150m.com/
His story,“Futures,” is from TRACKS, his novel in stories.
JMWW is a popular literary journal based in Baltimore. Although it has a Baltimore flavor, the quarterly online journal publishes fiction, poetry, non-fiction and reviews from around the world. Once a year, it selects the best items of the year to include in a print anthology.
“The writing hooks you from the fist paragraph,” says the Baltimore City Paper of JMWW. “A hybrid of poetry and prose, of cold-blooded talent pigtailed with aspiring word artists, JMWW has a cough-syrup twang that keeps you reading. Something addictive about it provokes the dormant writer within.”
“Futures,” is an excerpt from TRACKS, a novel in stories that takes place on a train traveling from Baltimore to Chicago. The story offers readers attention to place, romance, breakup, transition, heartache (in the most literal sense) and hope.
Other authors included in this print anthology are Rafael Alvarez, Nathan Leslie and Christian Bell. Authors featured in other JMWW issues include Jessica Anya Blau, William Duell, Pete Pazmino, Justin Sirois, Joseph Young and Savannah Schroll Guz.
Learn more about the JMWW anthology at the following link, where you can even order your own copy!
www.lulu.com/content/1728622
See the latest issue of the online journal here.
http://jmww.150m.com/
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Flightless Goose Featured at BookExpo America
The 2009 BookExpo America hits New York City this weekend — the largest and most important book event in North America. And Flightless Goose will be there!
Flightless Goose author and illustrator Eric & Nataliya Goodman will be giving away copies of their new hardcover, full-color story book for children at the big event. Other authors doing the same at BookExpo America include Julie Andrews, Joyce Carol Oates, Nicholas Sparks, Omar Tyree, Dave Barry, R. L. Stine, Craig Ferguson, Jan Brett, Berkeley Breathed, Julianne Moore, Kathy Lee Gifford, Emeril Lagasse, Mary Higgins Clark, Carol Higgins Clark, Ridley Pearson, George Pelecanos, Robert McNeely, Paul F. Wilson, Tim Wendell, Kwame Alexander, M. J. Rose, Lizzie Skurnick, Meg Cabot, Lev Grossman and Chuck Klosterman.
Join these authors and thousands of attendees at the new and reformatted BookExpo America — the premier event for the North American publishing industry.
This year, you'll benefit from quality over quantity, seeing and learning exactly what you need to survive today's changing industry and challenging economy. Meet 500+ authors and discover hundreds of new titles on a Show floor bristling with 1,500 exhibitors (check out BEA Exhibitor Show Specials) and featuring the NEW Downtown Stage and Uptown Stage and the ever popular BEA Autographing Area. Learn the trends during 60+ focused sessions at the NEW "Big Ideas at BEA" Conference and don’t miss this year’s Global Market Forum: Books & Publishing in the Arab World. Experience the buzz of the book business at dynamic Special Events (buy your Special Events Tickets now). Conduct rights business at the largest North American International Rights Center. And enjoy NEW Show floor amenities such as more seating and places to eat. All of this, plus all of New York City — the publishing capital of the world.
Flightless Goose will be featured in the autographing area on Friday. See the full schedule of Friday’s autographing authors at this link.
And learn more about Book Expo America — including how to register and attend — at the BEA website.
www.bookexpoamerica.com/en
Flightless Goose author and illustrator Eric & Nataliya Goodman will be giving away copies of their new hardcover, full-color story book for children at the big event. Other authors doing the same at BookExpo America include Julie Andrews, Joyce Carol Oates, Nicholas Sparks, Omar Tyree, Dave Barry, R. L. Stine, Craig Ferguson, Jan Brett, Berkeley Breathed, Julianne Moore, Kathy Lee Gifford, Emeril Lagasse, Mary Higgins Clark, Carol Higgins Clark, Ridley Pearson, George Pelecanos, Robert McNeely, Paul F. Wilson, Tim Wendell, Kwame Alexander, M. J. Rose, Lizzie Skurnick, Meg Cabot, Lev Grossman and Chuck Klosterman.
Join these authors and thousands of attendees at the new and reformatted BookExpo America — the premier event for the North American publishing industry.
This year, you'll benefit from quality over quantity, seeing and learning exactly what you need to survive today's changing industry and challenging economy. Meet 500+ authors and discover hundreds of new titles on a Show floor bristling with 1,500 exhibitors (check out BEA Exhibitor Show Specials) and featuring the NEW Downtown Stage and Uptown Stage and the ever popular BEA Autographing Area. Learn the trends during 60+ focused sessions at the NEW "Big Ideas at BEA" Conference and don’t miss this year’s Global Market Forum: Books & Publishing in the Arab World. Experience the buzz of the book business at dynamic Special Events (buy your Special Events Tickets now). Conduct rights business at the largest North American International Rights Center. And enjoy NEW Show floor amenities such as more seating and places to eat. All of this, plus all of New York City — the publishing capital of the world.
Flightless Goose will be featured in the autographing area on Friday. See the full schedule of Friday’s autographing authors at this link.
And learn more about Book Expo America — including how to register and attend — at the BEA website.
www.bookexpoamerica.com/en
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