Experience an unforgettable evening of writing and conversations at the Tell-All Boston Presents: Readings On Conversations, In All Its Forms event on November 9th. This fall reading event celebrates the art of writing and features acclaimed writer Peter Orner. Immerse yourself in the power of conversations and join us at Porter Square Books in Cambridge for an intimate gathering of literature enthusiasts.

The program for the evening will showcase the work of four talented writers, including Peter Orner, author of the memoir "Still No Word From You: Notes in the Margin." We are also seeking submissions from local writers to be featured alongside Orner. If you are a Greater Boston or New England-area writer with a nonfiction piece on conversations that have moved, shaped, or changed you, we invite you to submit your work for consideration by October 5th.

Tell-All Boston is proud to be Boston's only live-on-stage literary reading series dedicated to the craft of memoir and personal essay. After two years of virtual readings, we are thrilled to be back with an in-person event presented by the alumni of GrubStreet's Memoir Incubator and Essay Incubator, in collaboration with Porter Square Books.

Don't miss this opportunity to witness the magic of storytelling and the profound impact of conversations. Mark your calendars for November 9th and join us at Porter Square Books for an evening that will inspire and captivate. Admission is free, so come and be a part of this unique literary experience.

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