Enough Material for Book Reading?

Hi there,

I'm publishing "Traffic Life: Passionate Tales and Exit Strategies"
(www.trafficlife.com)
and have a reading coming up. The book is an anthology and several
contributors are in the area and are going to be there to read / show
their
entries.

There is one author with a short poem, one author with five poems,
an author with a short story of 9 pages (400 words/page). One song
writer will sing his three songs, and two painters have 6 paintings to
talk a little about.

Should this be enough for a reading event in a cafe?

Thanks!
Stephan

In article <a12c9218.0405201444.77d3e4e8.RemoveThis@posting.google.com>, Stephan
Wehner <stephan.RemoveThis@buckmaster.ca> wrote:

 > Hi there,
 >
 > I'm publishing "Traffic Life: Passionate Tales and Exit Strategies"
 > (www.trafficlife.com)
 > and have a reading coming up. The book is an anthology and several
 > contributors are in the area and are going to be there to read / show
 > their
 > entries.
 >
 > There is one author with a short poem, one author with five poems,
 > an author with a short story of 9 pages (400 words/page). One song
 > writer will sing his three songs, and two painters have 6 paintings to
 > talk a little about.
 >
 > Should this be enough for a reading event in a cafe?
 >
 > Thanks!
 > Stephan

Sounds like enough to me. Hope you play Jimi Hendrix's "Crosstown
Traffic" to start it off, and give away a CD of the 60s group Traffic's
Greatest Hits to someone.

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