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Patricia Pérez Groh te da la bienvenida a OMOTENASHI JAPÓN🇯🇵 BCN Son bienvenidos tal como dice el nombre en japonés OMOTENASHI JP BCN Próximos eventos 01 ago グラシア地区で日本語とヨーロッパ言語交流会🇯🇵IN THE GRACIA JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN LANGUAGE EXCHANGE domingo, 19:30 CET 5 RSVP 03 ago 🌍🤝🇯🇵Happy making international exchange!! martes, 13:00 CET 4 RSVP 07 ago 🇯🇵 Japanese and English, Spanish Language Exchange 🇯🇵 日本語と英語やスペイン語の言語交流会 sábado, 13:00 CET 5 RSVP 07 ago ランチをしながら🇯🇵日本語とヨーロッパ主要言語交流会Almuerzo de intercambio japonés y idiomas europeas sábado, 14:00 CET 2 RSVP 08 ago 🇯🇵ボルン地区で日本語とヨーロッパ言語交流会-IN THE BORN JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN LANGUAGE EXCHANGE domingo, 19:00 CET 2 RSVP Los grupos a los que te unes hacen que tu experiencia en Meetup sea única e influyen en tus recomendaciones. Puedes ver los grupos a los que te has unido, editar tus intereses y mostrar u ocultar esos detalles en tu perfil en cualquier momento. ¡Meetup está disponible para iOS y Android! Descarga la aplicación. You're getting this message because your Meetup account is connected to this email address. Manage your settings for all other types of email updates. Meetup will always send you information about: your account, security, privacy & policies, and payments. Lee nuestra Política de privacidad. Visit your account page to change your contact details, privacy settings, and other settings. Meetup LLC, POB 4668 #37895 New York NY USA 10163.

Books & Fiction: Anthony Veasna So Doesn’t Leave Out the Jokes

Plus: Flash Fiction by Catherine Lacey, the art of the Hollywood memoir, and new poetry by Arthur Sze and Kate Baer. View in browser | Update your preferences Books Anthony Veasna So Takes On Trauma, but Doesn’t Leave Out the Jokes Classics of immigrant storytelling can feel sparse and solemn. The stories in So’s “Afterparties” fill the silence, spilling over with transgressive humor and exuberant language. By Hua Hsu Essays & Criticism Page-Turner The Art of the Hollywood Memoir Accounts of life in Tinseltown reveal as much as they seek to hide. By Rachel Syme Books Briefly Noted “Intimacies,” “A Passage North,” “Until Proven Safe,” and “The Invention of Sicily.” Newsletters Sign Up for The New Yorker’s Crossword-Puzzle Newsletter Never miss another New Yorker crossword again. Flash Fiction Flash Fiction “He’s Very Well Read” “She had a particular shelf, the complaining woman said, where she was keeping all the books he’d given her.” By Catherine Lacey Poetry Poems “Swimming Laps” “With each scissors kick, I know time’s shears.” By Arthur Sze Poems “Reasons to Log Off” “Click here to receive a special / invitation. Click here if you want to believe in God.” By Kate Baer More from The New Yorker Culture Desk Tig Notaro and Jason Sudeikis Find Comedy Amid Chaos Watch highlights from The New Yorker Live, where the stars of “Drawn” and “Ted Lasso” talked about humor during the pandemic, exclusively for subscribers. By The New Yorker The Front Row A Val Kilmer Documentary Reveals Thwarted Hollywood Dreams The actor, whose voice is impaired, reflects on the art of acting and evokes his own cinematic counterlife. By Richard Brody You’re receiving this e-mail because you signed up for Books & Fiction from The New Yorker. Was this e-mail forwarded to you? Sign up. Unsubscribe | Manage your e-mail preferences | Send newsletter feedback | View our Privacy Policy Copyright © Condé Nast 2021. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.