Titillating Tongues: NYC Erotica in Poetry & Prose + Open Mic

The Inspired Word presents a hot night of sexy fun, lip-licking words, and utter debauchery – Titillating Tongues: NYC Erotica in Poetry & Prose, featuring some of New York City's best erotica writers/performers, Monica Day, Akinfe Fatou, Billy Pelt, Francis Faceboy Hal l, Laura Antoniou, and Big Mike . +15-slot open mic open to all types of artists, where you can bring your own heat to the party. Hosted by the very sexy Aimee Herman and in hottest club in Greenwich Village - (le) poisson rouge!
MUST Be 21 Years Old Or OLDER!
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When: Friday, Feb. 24, 2012
Where: (Le) Poisson Rouge 158 Bleecker Street Downstairs Gallery Bar Manhattan, NY 10012 Phone: (917) 703-1512
Doors open for open mic sign-up @ 6:30pm, show starts @ 7pm
Cover Charge: $10
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Feature BIOS:
Laura Antoniou is the author of the well known Marketplace series of erotic novels.Her work has been translated into Spanish, German, Hebrew, Japanese and Korean. Many examples of her short fiction, articles, essays and rants can be found in the collection titled The Catalyst and Other Tales . In 2011, Laura won the prestigious John Preston Short Fiction Award from the National Leather Association, for her short story, “That’s Harsh,” which appears in the e-book edition of The Slave . She is personally featured in Writing Below the Belt: Conversations with Erotic Authors and The Burning Pen: Sex Writers on Sex Writing . She was also a columnist for Girlfriends magazine from 1995-1997, the submissions editor for Badboy and Bi-Curious magazines from 1995-96, and a regular contributor to The SandMUtopia Guardian from 1993-2000. She lives in Queens, NY.
Akinfe Fatou is a Poet, Activist, Collaborative Artist and Author of Once As Lovers. She is the co-founder of Indigo Souls Unite Collective and a service oriented advocate for social change. Infused with passion her work is both eclectic and intrinsic, expanding across genres. Her poetry has been well received at numerous historic/artistic venues nationwide and featured in countless literary magazines, journals and anthologized nationally.