Volunteer Nathan goes to Atomic Bookstore for the first time. Without bookstores, where would Woody Allen and Diane Keaton have discussed the horrible/miserable dichotomy of life? I used to roam Borders and Barnes & Noble, walking away with stacks of…
Volunteer Andrea takes in a Busboys and Poets reading by “Granta: Britain” authors Tania James and Gary Younge. A respectful audience of strangers packed the Busboys and Poets theater just off of U Street. Tania James and Gary Younge had…
The Potomac Review blog is looking for an unpaid volunteer to work on the blog from the beginning of June until the end of August. Volunteers for the Potomac Review blog can expect to build their online presence and enhance…
Editor Zachary Benavidez reflects on his time leading the Potomac Review. When Julie Wakeman-Linn first announced that she would be spending a year-and-a-half abroad in Tanzania, I was envious. Like many of us in the English department at MC-Rockville who…
Volunteer Andrea attends One Story’s Literary Debutante Ball. Last week, the vast, converted factory building that contains Brooklyn’s Invisible Dog Art Center hosted a boisterous crowd of hundreds intent on celebrating One Story’s ten years of publication and their Literary…