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THE STORMING BOHEMIAN PUNKS THE MUSE: send lawyers, guns and money

THE STORMING BOHEMIAN PUNKS THE MUSE: send lawyers, guns and money

March 9, 2012
Charles Kruger
I WOULD SAY, Punk the Muse, Statement

Personally, I’ve not written much fiction. Scares me. Confessional poetry is more my game. Came to it because it seemed pretty accessible. How hard could…

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AT LAST BY EDWARD ST. AUBYN: (your mother's) death is the beginning

AT LAST BY EDWARD ST. AUBYN: (your mother’s) death is the beginning

March 1, 2012
Evan Karp
Book Review, I WOULD SAY, Passage(s), REVIEWS

I had not read any of the preceding novels about the Melrose family, but Edward St. Aubyn‘s At Last (the fifth and final book in the series)…

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ADAM JOHNSON: the orphan master's son @ the booksmith

ADAM JOHNSON: the orphan master’s son @ the booksmith

January 15, 2012
Evan Karp
C4 YOURSELF, Playlists
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FICTION: golden gate and beyond

FICTION: golden gate and beyond

October 10, 2011
Evan Karp
Playlists

[youtube_video width=399 height=233]Fiction Gate[/youtube_video]

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THE METAPHYSICS OF FICTION: alchemy through prophecy

THE METAPHYSICS OF FICTION: alchemy through prophecy

June 9, 2011
Evan Karp
Statement

(Sherril Jaffe) Our desire for narrative manifests early. I know a three-year-old who asks her dad every night for a story starring a three-year-old with…

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BARRY WILLDORF: bring the war home!

BARRY WILLDORF: bring the war home!

March 9, 2011
Evan Karp
Book Review

Sat Feb 26 11, San Francisco (Seth Fischer) Why Activists Should Study Fiction: Lessons from Bring the War Home! I can’t recommend Barry Willdorf’s Bring…

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QUIET LIGHTNING: spaceship performance (beds, not danger)

QUIET LIGHTNING: spaceship performance (beds, not danger)

February 10, 2011
Evan Karp
Event Review, Scene, Statement

Mon Feb 7 11, supperclub (Evan Karp) Recently, I’ve started blogging over at SF Weekly, and I’ve been writing for The Chronicle for a while…

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ALYSSA KNICKERBOCKER: your rightful home

ALYSSA KNICKERBOCKER: your rightful home

February 9, 2011
Nicole McFeely
Book Review

Feb 7 11, The Richmond (Nicole McFeely) You open a book, hoping to be pulled into its pages, though never expecting to find yourself woven…

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