Lit Fuse: Greg Oaks, Kristin Kostick and Dead Girl Songs

Olivia Flores Alvarez June 14, 2012 4:00AM

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Well-known writer/teacher/arts organizer Greg Oaks takes the mike during today’s Lit Fuse Reading Series. A creative writing teacher at Lone Star College, Oaks is also co-founder of the popular Poison Pen Reading Series at Poison Girl in Montrose; he’s called the series “sweaty, beer-filtered, id-based art.” Oaks, who has a short story scheduled for an upcom-ing issue of the Texas Review, will be joined by writer Kristin Kostick and music group Dead Girl Songs.
Thu., Oct. 11, 7:30 p.m., 2012