Join n+1 on Sunday, April 26 for a celebration Alphabet Soup: The Translingual Sayings of Emma and Eva as Recorded by Their Father, Eugene Ostashevsky , published by Tamizdat Project and Rab-Rab Press . Alphabet Soup collects the sayings of two multilingual girls written down by their poet father. As their Turkish-German-Russian- American family moves from New York to Berlin, the girls communicate in a witty and colorful language of their own, effortlessly mixing words of different origin. Ostashevsky will discuss and read from Alphabet Soup , and copies of the book will be for sale, along with beer and wine. The event is free and open to the public, but RSVPs are strongly encouraged. The n+1 office is wheelchair accessible. RSVP here . Sunday, April 26 7 PM n+1 office 37 Greenpoint Ave #316 Brooklyn Praise for Alphabet Soup “A marvelous book!…