In or around New York City today, don't feel like catching the H-ween Parade, need something edifying to do before a late-night masquerade party?  We've got just the thing: get thee to KGBBar, the storied East Village haunt where so many brilliant, up-and-coming (and already arrived) writers of fiction and non-fiction show up and give (free) readings from their latest books! Tonight marks the resurrection of QPB @ KGB, where your beloved book club hosts the event with a club-fave book and author.  Somewhat appropriate for this day of disguises, tonight's featured book is Self-Made Man: One Woman's Journey Into Manhood and Back Again by Norah Vincent.  Fearless, deeply empathetic journalist Vincent will be reading and answering audience Q&As about her year and a half stint as "Ned," in which she infiltrated male-exclusive realms to find out what it's like on the inside of a man's world.  You've heard me wax rhapsodic about this book before, and I'll do it again tonight before an audience (just for a minute or two)--attendees will also snag fun giveaways and, of course, some candy.  Be there or be square!

Norah Vincent reads for QPB @ KGB

KGBBar, 85 E. 5th St, New York, NY

Tonight, October 31, 7pm -9pm

Free!