BRATTLEBORO-Peter Gould’s new novel, Part for the Hole, is about a guy who decides to save the National Endowment for the Arts — with a little help from his friends.
The novel is set, in part, in a hotel like the Latchis Hotel, so, as described in a news release, “the author is taking a novel approach to presenting it — with two live readings from the novel, set in a Latchis Hotel room.”
Gould will be joined by “an intrepid cast of local artists and performers in making this a special, unique experience,” writes Latchis Executive Director Jon Potter.
The readings will take place on Friday, Nov. 13, at 7 p.m., and Saturday, Nov. 14, at 2 p.m. Seating is limited to 20 patrons for each reading. Tickets are available by following the links from latchis.com.
Admission is by donation ($40 suggested), and every ticket holder will receive a copy of Part for the Hole, a treat delivered by room service, “and other surprises.”
Proceeds benefit the nonprofit Latchis Arts, and the event, Potter writes, “is a celebration of Gould’s work, the importance the arts have in our lives, and the importance of the Latchis Theatre and Hotel to the vibrant Brattleboro community.”
To support the local artists taking part with a donation, visit bit.ly/890-part-for-the-hole.
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