Lit Youngstown: First Wednesday Reader Series

First Wednesday Readers Series presents poet Adam Brodsky of Cleveland and fiction writer Liz Hill of North Carolina & Mexico, formerly of Youngstown. Open mic to follow. Wed. April 3 at 7pm at Westside Bowl, downstairs in the Trophy Room (accessible only by stairs). Co-host Eric Harper.

All are invited to join us for dinner and conversation at 5pm at Westside Bowl, to hang out and/or catch up with Liz.

Liz Hill is the co-author of The Last Brass Ring and three other novels for teens. A co-founder of Lit Youngstown who lived in the area for several years, she now divides her time between western North Carolina and Jalisco, Mexico. Learn more about Liz at lizhill.net.

Adam Brodsky has been writing since the late 1980’s. His work tends to be language-focused, meditative, and riddle-like in its approach to explore life’s mysteries.

Carrie George is a poet, teacher, and bookseller living in Akron, OH. She is the Mapping Akron coordinator at the Wick Poetry Center and a bookshop associate at Elizabeth’s Bookshop. She is a Pushcart Prize nominee, and her work has appeared in Peach Mag, Cosmonauts Avenue, The Indianapolis Review, and elsewhere.