Author and a Movie: A multimedia event
Sue Lange will be performing stories from her ebook read "Uncategorized" on February 27 at Cinema 16:9 in Lansdowne, PA. Music provided by Gary M. Celima. Show starts at 7pm. Tickets $20 for the reading and the movie; $15 for the reading only; $7 for the movie only. Movie TBA. Reservations recommended but not required: 484-461-7676
Press materials for Sue Lange's latest ebook read, Uncategorized, can be found here.
Megasite io9 has listed Sue Lange's "We, Robots" as one of the 13 books that will change the way you look at robots. Also listed: Isaac Asimov, William Gibson, Marge Piercy, Charles Stross, Vernor Vinge and more. Wow!
Old News
Mind Meld at SFSignal
On December 15th, Sue Lange participated in SFSignal's Mind Meld on the best genre movies/books/TV shows consumed in 2009. See the results.
Interview at Agnieszka's Shoes
On December 10th, Dan Holloway interviewed Sue Lange for his Agnieszka's Shoes blog on the subject of Book View Cafe and the collective experience. See the results.
Review at West of Mars
On November 25th, fellow Pennwriter, Susan Helene Gottfried, reviewed "Uncategorized" at West of Mars. Cool quote: "Best of all, there are twists at the end of some of these pieces that you don't see coming. Or if you do, they still manage to shock. And make you think." Read the full review.
November : "Old Boyfriends" has been published by Nth Zine. Check 'er out. It's free!December 1: Sue Lange will be on WCUB-FM: The Breakfast Club. 8:30 CST. Hosts are Lee & Dean. This show comes to you from Green Bay and Manitiwoc, WI: God's Country USA! http://www.cubradio.com
November 14: Book View Cafe panel at the monthly meeting of the Northern New Jersey SF Club at Borders in Ramsey, New Jersey. 8pm.
Prose Jam:
The next show is November 10th at 8:30pm. Guest is Charlie Adams, the ghost hunter. Video of Centre Park Arts and Antiques Fair on September 13; Ch. 13 on Comcast in Reading. Call in to win a gift certificate from Borders (610-378-0426).
November 8: Author for a Cause at The Goggleworks: Readers will be Prose Jam stars: Carol Haile, Clem Page, TK Marion, Mickey Getty and me. Gary will be playing music on and off throughout the day as well. 11 am to 5pm in the cafeteria in The GoggleWorks, 201 Washington Street, Reading, PA.
November 3: KCMN-AM "Tron Morning Show" in Colorado Springs, 8 am mountain time.
October 2009 Short story Kangaroo Wars is out in M-Brane SF (October issue) (mbranesf.blogspot.com)
October 27, 2009 Berks Literary Festival (Reading Reads) Reading at The Speckled Hen (30 South 4th Street, Reading, PA); 5pm to eat/reading at 6pm) Details of who is on the bill to come.September 8 Prose Jam TV Show 8:30pm; video interviews from around town + guest author: Mickey Getty (The Junk Lottery)
August 9 Installation at the Women's History Museum, Room 502, Goggleworks (201 Washington St., Reading, PA); Display of Lange's work + reading by Sue Lange at 3pm. (http://www.goggleworks.org)
Shillington Lions June 4th, 6:30: Women writers of Science Ficton talk Deluxe Restaurant - 2295 Lancaster Pike, Shillington
Library of Congress date: May 22 101 Independence Ave SE Washington DC what: Panel on ebpublishing with BookViewCafe.com cohorts Time: 12pm - 1pm
Balticon May 22-24 SF Con in Baltimore, MD Where: Marriott's Hunt Valley Inn, 245 Shawan Road, Hunt Valley, Maryland. Scheduled events: Reading: 1pm Sunday May 24; Alternative Publishing panel: 2pm Sunday May 24.
YouTube video of Marla Gershe's dream in The Textile Planet (episode 4).
"...there's far more going on here than just witty asides and daffy quips. There are keen insights regarding human nature, irrespective of gender..." — Dragon's Breath
Sue Lange's story, Zara Gets Laid, out now in mbrane SF #5:
Here's the editor's intro to the story:
Maybe this kind of story is what I had in mind when I decided to include the “Content Advisory” on page two of every issue of this zine. Whenever the discussion of sexual explicitness comes up in genre writing/editing discussions, it seems that everyone needs to bend over backwards and then fall over themselves into a spinning head-stand to make it completely clear that such a thing is fine, when absolutely necessary to advance plot, illuminate character, blah, blah, blah. Well, I don’t mind it even in its nakedly gratuitous form so long as it pleases me aesthetically and, uh, “entertains” me somehow. Well, the following story by Sue Lange should satisfy most people’s needs: its sexiness does advance plot (it’s a sex story) and illuminates character (main character seeks to get laid), and it is told with great verve and good humor. Oh, I almost forgot: it’s a science fiction story, too, so look out for the “hard” science that underlays it.—CF
Jump, a quick ebook read from "Uncategorized," is available for free at 
