Well, if you couldn't do that with your bulls***, Leonard, I suspect the lad's impervious.
Grargh. There has to be a large venue in New York somewhere between a $40 meal and a diner...
"I still can't believe that you came to the Vampires' Masquerade Ball dressed as a vampire."
"Not just a vampire, a cheesy vampire. Do you think they got the point?"
Yet another idea – Call the New York public library, tell them you're organizing a literary event, and ask if they have someone who arranges for functions. See if she (or he) has a list of venues in your price range. The locals ought to know the good spots, and libraries ought to be a soft touch for helping out an author.
Yeah, I'm hoping to find a place where we can do under $25 a head, including the space. I'm thinking my ideal place has no cover, and folks can just order whatever they want off the menu.I wonder if the Irish Rogue or Bullmoose Saloon would be more reasonable...
It is by snark alone I set my mind in motion. It is by the juice of the coffee bean that thoughts acquire 'tude, the lips acquire mouthiness, the glares become a warning. It is by snark alone I set my mind in motion.
The Irish Rogue is accustomed to geeks, too. They were the original home of the NYC Browncoats meetups, before they moved next door.Man, I wish I knew of a pub/grill that was underground, which we could masquerade as Mac's for an evening.
Man, I wish I knew of a pub/grill that was underground, which we could masquerade as Mac's for an evening.
Hell, if it worked, we could have seasonal meetups of the NYC Area Dresden Philes (or the Butcher Bloc). And make honorary "ACCORDED NEUTRAL TERRITORY" signs for the place