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Reading of "How Soon Is Never?" by Marc Spitz in NYC (Oct. 3, 7:30pm)
posted by davidt on Thursday October 03 2002, @08:00AM

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Marc Spitz will be reading from his Smiths/Morrissey-centric, new novel How Soon Is Never? at The Pink Pony (178 Ludlow Street, New York City) on Thursday, October 3 at 7:30 PM. Admission is free. The book is due September 2003 from Three Rivers Press. NY-based Smiths/Moz fans please come!
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    Reading of "How Soon Is Never?" by Marc Spitz in NYC (Oct. 3, 7:30pm) | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 3 comments | Search Discussion
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    Any more readings? (Score:0)
    Hi,
    I can't make tonight's reading b/c I have class...
    Will there be any more NYC readings?
    Anonymous -- Thursday October 03 2002, @09:08AM (#43979)
      Marc Spitz? (Score:1)
      Is this the gold medal swimmer from so long ago?
      Grillo <Grillo883NO@SPAMhotmail.com> -- Thursday October 03 2002, @09:32AM (#43983)
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        mistaken identity (Score:1)
        Dear Jim,

        Quit confusing us for the olympic gold medal swimmer from so long ago.

        Sincerely,

        Tom Selleck, James Van Praag, John Stossel, Keith Hernandez, and Dan 'the Beast' Severn
        Jim Rome -- Friday October 04 2002, @09:01AM (#44172)
        (User #720 Info | http://www.jimrome.com/ )
         Rome's Smack-tionary coming soon....yeah, this time I mean it.

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