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Episode 6: Sarah Rose Etter - “How to Run a Reading Series (& Why)”
Jun 7, 2023
Join us for a fast-paced conversation with writer and cultural worker Sarah Rose Etter as we explore the world of hosting a reading series. We discuss the beloved series TireFire in Philadelphia as a case study, giving advice and tips for starting a series, and what makes for a great reading. We touch on volunteerism, contemporary literary readings, building an audience, and the importance of promoting your own work. Tune in to learn more about hosting a successful reading series!
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Quick takeaways
- Tire Fire reading series prioritized inclusivity and diversity, challenging traditional formats.
- Building and sustaining an audience involved creating visual branding and collaborating with local writers and institutions.
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The Origins and Mission of Tire Fire Reading Series
Tire Fire reading series in Philadelphia was founded by writer Sarah Rose-Eder and Christian to Bordeaux. The series started as a casual gathering and evolved into a platform to support independent and emerging writers. It aimed to bring together different voices and styles of writing, offering a space that was less formal and more welcoming to the literary community. The series prioritized a supportive and inclusive environment, showcasing a diverse range of writers and challenging the traditional formats of readings.
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