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- > ■ »'• , >„ . . ■ ■ *A , vy-v '. -. .'■■* ■' • ■ '’wrT? >;• *.>*- >/;■'■■> • ft'" -*•• ' ' ' ' TUESDAY Next Week’s Highlights • Amanda Gable Returns to Charis Books. April 21st. The author of "Go Get a Girlfriend" reads stories that weave together fiction, history, myth and bold-faced lies. .Don’t miss Amanda's new story "Famous Lesbians I Haven't Known" and excerpts from her novel-in-progress, Running Away. 7:30 PM. Charis Books & More. 419 Moreland Avenue. 524-0304. Interpreted for the hearing-impaired. Sponsored in part by the City of Atlanta Bureau of Cultural Affairs. • Celeste Miller's True Stories from New Jersey. A personal account of suburban life in the 60's. April 22nd. Celeste, said the Los Angeles Times, is "enormously gifted as a storyteller, witty personable, inventive and energetic. ! She has the knack for integrating word, movement, rhythm and effect." Seven Stages/Collective Theatre. 8:30 PM. $10 at the door, $8 in advance. 524-3399. Robert Cunningham, a member of Friends Atlanta, in a piano concert performing works by Scarlatti, Chopin, Liszt and original compositions. April 23rd. Free Admission. Jim Scott Skyland Center Studio. 3412ClairmontRoad. 633-6372. Support your Friends! Because Pretty Girls Aren't That Smart- April 27th. A detective thriller by Patty Lynch. Innovative and bold, Lynch uses the structure of the classic detective story to look at the myths about the helplessness of women. Performances run through May 21st. April 27th, preview night, is a benefit for AID Atlanta. Horizon Theatre. 1083 Austin Ave. in Little Five Points. 8:00 PM. $10.584-7450. • G APAC- Greater AUanta Political Awareness Coalition Board meeting. Open to all interested parties. 888- OS 10. WEDNESDAY • Gay Civil Rights: An outgrowth of traditional American values? Emory University, White Hall, Room 110, 7:30 PM. • AID Atlanta New Volunteer orientation session 7:00 PM. 1132 West Peachtree Street. 872-0600, • Atlanta March Committee- Wants You! Come on and help with Spring AIDS Action. 7:30 PM. North Highland Branch Library. • Rache Alpert with Klemchak- Little 5 Points Pub. • Military Uniform Party- Bulldog & Co. 9:00 PM. - \ Midnight. A benefit for PWA Housing. 872-3025. • Because Pretty Girls Aren't That Smart- Horizon Theare. Benefit for AID AUanta. 8PM. $10. 584-7450. • Timothy A. Burns: A Retrospective H. L. Stine Fine Arts. 881-9406. Through April 30th. S.A.M.E. Southeastern Arts, Media & Education Project, Inc. PSYCHIC INTERVENTION • Mending Broken Hearts • Healing Physical Hurts • Strongly Gay/Lesbian Sensitive MELANIE REITZ, Psychic (404) 446-2111/448-1501 Clinically Trained in Crisis Intervention ATLANTA May 29th & 30th