The average American moves 11.7 times in his or her lifetime, but I’m willing to bet that number is much higher for New Yorkers. On April 7, Selected Shorts presents Apartments and Neighbors, an evening of tales from Raymond Carver, Sigizmund Krzhizhanovsky and others about the mysterious, curious or just plain insane people we live close to.
We are giving away a pair of tickets to the Apartments and Neighbors event to the person who writes in with the most humorous or horrific story about their experiences with their apartments, landlords or neighbors. The winner will be chosen on April 4, and the story will be posted to our blog on April 5!
To enter the contest, send an email to contest@symphonyspace.org that includes your name and your story. We’ll judge the stories and the author of the best one will win a Selected Shorts CD and a pair of tickets to see Apartments and Neighbors on April 7th.
Note that this contest is separate from the Selected Shorts writing contest, for which the submission period has ended. If you entered the writing contest, you are free to enter this contest as well.
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Just submitted my story … and just under the wire, I hope, as it’s technically still March 31st!