Sunday, November 2, 2014

Fwd: NOVEMBER EVENTS


NOVEMBER EVENTS
HELP US SPEAK UP FOR THOSE WHO NEED IT
A CONVERSATION NEAR AND DEAR TO MY HEART
If you've followed my Marvaisms you'd have noted how passionate I am about Mental illness and Human dignity. On November 11/2014,National Book Award recipient and prominent psychologist Andrew Solomon, Ph.D. will be in conversation at the Academi of Life.  Please come out an support this important fundraiser to support Veterans of America and the National Association of Mental Illness. 

November Events
NOVEMBER 6, 12-2PM
THE MOOR'S ACCOUNT
LAILA LALAMI
City College, Amsterdam Room
As a part of the Chinua Achebe Legacy Series of City College Black Studies Program.  Lalami will discuss her latest book the Moor's Account. A Moroccan American novelist, in the Moor's Account she writes from the point of view of a slave in the infamous 1527 Narvaez expedition. 

NOVEMBER 7 AND 9th, 7 PM 
ANNABELLE GURWITCH
I SEE YOU MADE AN EFFORT
Paradise Factory
64 E 4th Street
A workshop performance and book signing from funny woman Annabelle Gurwitch. This piece, directed by Bart Delorenzo is infused with sharp wit and the book is hilarious.  Twofer...for more details visit. www.allforonetheater.org.

NOVEMBER 11, 7 PM
ANDREW SOLOMON SPECIAL EVENT
Ethical Culture 64 and Central Park
SPECIAL PRICE FOR HUE-MAN CUSTOMERS
Hue-Man Bookstore Online supported NYC Event: An Important and Relevant Conversation on Mental Well-Being on 11/11/2014.
 
Enjoy an enlightening and engaging evening with author and storyteller Andrew Solomon, as he discusses how to overcome the shame and stigma of mental illness -- a family secret many of us share - and an important topic on Veterans Day, since so many former members of the military are facing these issues.
 
An award-winning expert on mental health and family dynamics, Solomon wrote eloquently about his own struggles in 2001's The Noonday Demon: An Atlas of Depression, winning a National Book Award and a Pulitzer Prize nomination.
 
His most recent work, 2012's Far From the Tree: Parents, Children and the Search for Identity is a ground-breaking exploration on how families can deal with kids who might be labeled different in some way. It's also a multiple prize winner, and landed on Best of the Year lists in both The New York Times and Time Magazine.
 
Books will be available for purchase at the event. Hue-man Bookstore Online will be the Bookseller.
 
Get details and special 70% discounted tickets to the event here: http://bit.ly/1thkMMc. 

Also check out the online auction and bid for tea with Malcolm Gladwell, Kevin Roberts CEO Satchi and Satchi or a tennis lesson with world class Doubles Pros Players ranked #19.  Grand Slam in US Open, Wimbledon and French and Australian Opens..plus 2 tickets to US Open in 2015....charitybuzz
 

 

 

NOVEMBER 21 2:30-4:30 
THE CELEBRATION OF WALTER MOSLEY
AARON DAVIS HALL MAIN AUDITORIUM
THIRTY-FOURTH LANGSTON HUGHES AWARD MEDAL CEREMONY
A Symposium on the works of Walter Mosley presented by City College.  We are honored to be a supporter of this event.  Walter Mosley was the very first author who signed at Hue-Man in 2002 and returned with every book.   Meet other authors who will be part of the symposium.    


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Friend of Hue-Man 
Sabrinal Lamb One Woman Show
The Saga of Marissa Alexander. 
November 24, 7PM.
Cherry Lane Theater Main Stage

TOWN



Friend of Hue-Man 
Walter Mosley's new play.  
Lift
Now through Nov 30
Crossroads Theater Company
59 E 59th.

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