Dan Rattiner to do on-location readings in the Hamptons
The cover of "In the Hamptons Too" Credit: www.danrattiner.com
Dan Rattiner, longtime Hamptons insider and founder of Dan’s Paper, has a second book of memoirs out -- "In the Hamptons Too" -- and to publicize it, he’ll be holding readings through September.
They’re not just any readings, though. Each one will be held at a location specific to one of the stories in the book. For example, meet the author at Long Wharf to hear all about Norman Mailer during the filming of a movie back in 1968 (11 a.m. June 5). Or, later in the summer, head to James Lane in East Hampton to get the inside scoop on Martha Stewart and her travails (11 a.m. Aug. 28).
Among the locations: Walking Dunes in Napeague; the Sagaponack Post Office; Louse Point Road in Springs; and the headwaters of Georgica Pond in Wainscott.
For more info on the tour, go to www.danrattiner.com.
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