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Thursday, April 18, 2013Rachel B. Glaser, short story writer, author of the debut collection Pee on Water.
Rachel B. Glaser is the author of the innovative short story collection "Pee On Water" (Publishing Genius, Press 2010) and a forthcoming book of poetry "MOODS" (Factory Hollow Press, 2013). "Pee On Water" was on the Believer's Top Ten Reader's Survey List (2010). Glaser's stories have been published in McSweeney's, New York Tyrant, American Short Fiction, and others. After receiving her undergraduate degree in Painting at the Rhode Island School of Design, she studied fiction at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst's MFA Program. She now lives in Northampton, MA spending her time teaching writing at Flying Object, working on a novel, and painting basketball stars.
All readings are 7 p.m. Thursdays in The Academic Commons, Fourth Floor, Main Building. All events are free and open to the public. Refreshments are available.
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Medaille College's Write Thing Reading Series just might be one of the most eclectic visiting artist series at any educational institution in Buffalo. Each semester, Medaille invites from 3 to 6 published poets and fiction writers to campus for readings and/or class visits. Students at Medaille have the unique chance to meet up close and personal with Pulitzer Prize winners, National Book Award finalists, Guggenheim Fellowship recipients, and some of the most renowned international writers of today - as well as up-and-coming younger writers.

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