The phrase "attended readings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to readings or events that someone has participated in or been present at, often in an academic or literary context.
Example: "She has attended readings by various authors throughout the year to expand her understanding of contemporary literature."
Alternatives: "participated in readings" or "was present at readings".
Kathy Donnelly, 56, a nurse practitioner and poet from St. James, said she often attended readings in libraries, bookstores and cafes (including at least one coffeehouse-cum-tattoo parlor, Wyld Chyld Tattoo Studio, in Merrick).
She goes to their shows, whether on Broadway or some crummy joint downtown; she's front-row center at both their sparsely attended readings and their lavishly produced awards ceremonies.
The ancients referred to her as, simply, "the Poetess," but today the term is likely to give the wrong impression: a life spent cramped over a desk or a laptop; sparsely attended readings in small cafés; Iowa.
The process involved the only utterly entertaining and relaxed publishing party I've ever attended, readings involving a very gentle breed of fan, very keen, very young people and a variety of character models and mechanisms appearing with enthusiastic owners.
"Several times I've attended readings she's done," he says, "and it's heartbreaking because she becomes maybe three characters, each of them fully created, as she just sits on the chair, not even moving much.
Arsenal manager Bertie Mee personally attended Reading's 4 2 home win over Rotherham United on 12 September, but neither his team nor Sheffield United attempted to sign Friday.
In addition to housing 35,000 volumes of poetry, "we need space to nurture poets," said Lee Briccetti, its executive director, "poets who come in to write, read the books, attend readings and workshops on writing and publishing poetry".
Sometimes 50 or 60 people attend readings, which are free and typically held in libraries.
She compares attending readings to getting off the escalator at Selfridges.
Mr. Lally said he attends readings whenever he is asked, mostly because they help him sell books.
He moved in with Mayer in the mid-eighties, when he was in his twenties and the children were still small, after attending readings at the Poetry Project.
