CAT Collaborative weekend opening for Becky Shaw @Gloucester Stage Co.
more info- www.catcollaborative.org
Greg Gibson reads from his new crime novel, The Old Turk’s Load
For Immediate Release
When: Wednesday, May 8th at 7:30 PM
What: The GWC and the Bookstore of Gloucester are sponsoring a reading by Greg Gibson. Gibson will read from his new crime novel, The Old Turk’s Load. Luc Sante, author of Low Life and Kill All Your Darlings, had this to say of the new novel: “A marvel of Chandleresque plotting, with a deeply felt and utterly real ‘60’s setting and a heart as big as all outdoors.”
Who: Greg Gibson is a writer, publisher, a member of the Gloucester Writers Center’s Board Directors, and has been an Antiquarian book dealer since 1976, specializing in old and rare maritime books, documents, manuscripts and ephemera, and in the Literature of Cape Ann, about which he compiled a lengthy bibliography in 1978. His publishing house, Ten Pound Book Company, has published 30 books, including Vincent Ferrini’s autobiography Hermit of the Clouds and Peter Anastas’s Maximus to Gloucester. He is the author of Gone Boy (Random House), Demon of the Waters (Little Brown) and Hubert’s Freaks (Harcourt) as well as numerous small press publications.
Where:
The Harbor Room at 8 Norwood Court, Gloucester Massachusetts. To find out more about the Gloucester Writers Center visit http://www.gloucesterwriters.org.  To find out more about the Bookstore of Gloucester visit http://www.gloucesterbooks.com.
Hi Joe,
I was hoping you could help get the word out about a fundraiser we are holding at Espresso Italian Grille & Pub. It will be a pizza buffet on Monday, April 29th from 6-9:30. The cost of the buffet is $10per person and 100% of all buffet sales will be donated to the One Fund Boston. We appreciate any "shout outs" you can give to make this event a success.
Thanks So Much!
Espresso Management and Staff
The Five Wishes Program at the UU Church
On Sunday, May 5th, at 4:00 pm, the Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church on 10 Church Street (on the corner of Middle and Church) will host a showing of the Five Wishes film downstairs in the vestry. Ginny Cohen, RN, whose ministry is devoted to end of life issues, will lead a discussion afterwards. The Five Wishes is a Living Will that incorporates emotional and spiritual needs along with medical wishes. This document is a way for individuals and families to plan ahead in order to better cope with serious illness or accidents. This program is free and is open to the public. The Five Wishes material will be available for a small fee. For more information, please call 978-283-3410.
Good Morning Gloucester 