Spoken Interludes monthly literary salon where award-winning, best-selling writers have been connecting with audiences since 1996

Show Information: Spoken Interludes presents an hour of new work with
Jeanne McCulloch, Noël Alumit, DeLauné Michel

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Critically-acclaimed writer,

editor, & co-founder of

Todos Santos Writers Workshop,

Jeanne McCulloch,

reads a new essay about childhood

friendship, memory, and loss.

Los Angeles Times bestselling writer, actor,

one of Out Magazine’s Top 100 Influential Gay People,

& recipient of the City of Los Angeles Individual Artist Fellowship,

Noël Alumit,

reads an essay, Heart Center, that explores various transitions

— life to death, male to female, immigrant to American —

and impermanence in many forms.

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Award-winning writer, actor & founding

producer of

Spoken Interludes,

DeLauné Michel,

reads a piece from her memoir about

modeling lingerie in a Mafia run nightclub as a teenager.

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About Us

Spoken Interludes is a critically acclaimed literary salon where award-winning, best-selling, and up-coming writers read their own work to sold-out, in-person audiences of 300 people and more. DeLauné Michel created Spoken Interludes in 1996 when the choices for literary events were limited to poetry readings or signings in bookstores. Since then, Spoken Interludes has been covered extensively by publications ranging from The Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, GQ Magazine and has been heard on National Public Radio. In 2000, Spoken Interludes started outreach writing programs for at-risk youth in inner-city schools, juvenile institutions, and prison reaching over 450 children a year in New York and Los Angeles. Spoken Interludes also runs a book-drive, putting over 6,000 free books into the hands of underprivileged  children.

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