Astoria Kickstarting a New Bookstore In Queens by Lindsay Goyette At We Heart Astoria, we’re HUGE fans of Astoria Bookshop, a go-to spot to buy books, attend events, and check out what’s new in the literary world. Did you know (…)
Astoria Interview with Zora O’Neill, Author of “All Strangers Are Kin” by Meg Cotner Meg speaks with Astorian author Zora O’Neill, to talk about her new book, “All Strangers Are Kin: Adventures in Arabic and the Arab World.”
Long Island City Let’s All Go To The Q-Boro Lit Crawl by Meg Cotner Enjoy an evening of readings throughout LIC’s Vernon Jackson section during the Q-Boro Lit Crawl. Food and drink specials, too!
Have you read this? Astoria Bookshop Hosts #Hamiltome Release Party April 12 by Lindsay Goyette Everyone give it up for Astoria’s favorite independent bookstore! Astoria Bookshop will be hosting a #Hamiltome Release Party to celebrate the release of Hamilton: The Revolution, the new book chronicling the smash-hit (…)
Astoria Long Island City LIC Reading Series Welcomes John Leguizamo, Mira Jacob, and Tracy O’Neill March 8 at LIC Bar by Lindsay Goyette Have you heard of the LIC Reading Series? It’s an exciting monthly event that invites three incredible writers to share personal stories about Queens, read from their work, and engage in a (…)
Astoria Astoria Bookshop Welcomes Vegan Cookbook Author Terry Romero February 24 by Lindsay Goyette Vegans, we’ve got a great event for you! Queens-based cookbook author Terry Romero (best known for her bestseller Salad Samurai) will be discussing her latest mouthwatering work, Protein Ninja, (…)
Astoria Astoria Bookshop & Astoria Coffee’s Drunk Vocab Bee Takes On “Hamilton” by Lindsay Goyette Do not throw away your shot at Drunken Vocab Bee glory! This Saturday, Astoria Coffee hosts the next installment of their popular mashup event with Astoria Bookshop, but with a twist. (…)
Get Ready For the Queens Book Festival Summer 2016 by Meg Cotner Get ready for a major literary explosion in Queens! The Queens Book Festival, which the organizers plan as “the largest and most inclusive literary gathering in Queens,” is happening Summer 2016 at (…)
Astoria Astoria Small Business Owner Spotlight: Lexi Beach & Connie Rourke of Astoria Bookshop by Lindsay Goyette This Saturday, Astoria Bookshop and Astoria Coffee team up to present the fifth edition of their now-famous neighborhood business mash-up event: The Drunk Vocab Bee. What better time to (…)
Newtown Literary Magazine Announces 2016 Queens Young Authors and Poets Contest by Lindsay Goyette Have you heard of the Newtown Literary magazine? It’s the first literary journal founded and established in Queens, exclusively for writers with a strong connection to our borough. Not (…)
Show Off Your Neighborhood! Where To Bring Visitors In Astoria by Lindsay Goyette There’s no doubt about it: our neighborhood is awesome. Astoria is home to outstanding places to eat, drink, learn, listen, watch, and relax. It’s only natural that friends and family from (…)
Astoria Astoria Bookshop Announces Release Party for Harper Lee’s Go Set a Watchman 7/14 by Lindsay Goyette Astoria Bookshop is celebrating the release of one of 2015’s most anticipated books, Go Set A Watchman, with a Southern-inspired cocktail hour on Tuesday, July 14. From 5-7pm, book lovers of (…)
Astoria RAGE Reading Series Comes to Astoria Coffee Tuesday May 26 by Lindsay Goyette Astoria Coffee will be filled with local creative types this Tuesday, May 26, at 8pm, when the coffee shop hosts RAGE Readings, a new Astoria-focused reading series. Founded by Tim Bell, (…)
Astoria Best of Astoria-Lindsay’s Picks by Lindsay Goyette The Best of Astoria awards celebrate the very finest Astoria has to offer, voted on by our readers. After the well-deserved winners get their time in the spotlight, the writers (…)
Astoria Independent Bookstore Day Comes to Astoria Bookshop Saturday, May 2! by Lindsay Goyette Bookworms, mark your calendars! The first annual Independent Bookstore Day is happening this Saturday, May 2, at bookstores throughout New York City, and across the country. If there was ever (…)