Racing Home Reading at the Regulator Bookshop on November 12, 2001

Premiere Reading at the Regulator :
Robert Wallace, Kitty Lynn, Kim Church

Reading from "Racing Home: New Stories by Award-Winning North Carolina Writers"
	"Nevertheless, as you have so aptly pointed out, Mr. Hemingway is not my patient. In fact, I have taken a liking to the man and rather look forward to the walks we have been taking, almost daily. He wears those funny looking britches that rise high up on his stomach. The belt loops are well below the tops of the fabric."		robert wallace "Shocking Ernest Hemingway"
"Now he'd done it again, this time with birthday boots. She crossed her legs and flexed the gray python-belly uppers, pointed the sharp toes. She had picked them out herself and they were absolutely beautiful. So beautiful she had to let him touch her."		kitty lynn "Death of the Smaller Parts"
kim church "Durango"	"The officer squatted, now three feet away. 'Do you consider this normal behavior, Miss?' 'Well, of course. Otherwise, why would I be doing it?' Margaret suppressed an overwhelming desire to bite him on the leg, and slipped her head back inside the doghouse."
Special thanks to John Valentine and the rest of the staff at one of the country's Top Ten Independent Bookstores.

		A good crowd...

....and just a little celebrating afterward at the Cosmic Cantina