Grant Stoddard and Michael Darin Cohen
Paragraph hosts a reading series that features the writing of its members. Join us for some fantastic writing by Grant Stoddard and Michael Darin Cohen. Free and open to the public.
Grant Stoddard accidentally became a sex columnist at the tender age of 23, despite having very little experience in either writing or sex. It was his ineptitude in both fields that made his column "I Did it For Science" such a rollicking read. It soon became the most widely read feature on Nerve and earned Stoddard notoriety in the shadier corners of Manhattan's seedy underbelly. In January 2007 Harper Collins releases Working Stiff, Stoddard's recollections and confessions from three years on the front lines of fringe sexuality.
Michael Darin Cohen lives and writes in New York City. He is currently at work on a novel called Woe is B, a play dubbed Beernuts, and a short film with a long title, Leave You in Me to be Found. In another life, Mike attended Ohio State University's MFA program in fiction, wrote a play entitled The End of You staged at the Lion Theatre, had a story published in The Gettysburg Review, and performed many stupid or wonderful deeds.