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‘Thoughts in Passing’ portraits are road map to art of living

‘Thoughts in Passing’ portraits are road map to art of living

April 7, 2016
Evan Karp
Columns, Interview, NEWS, Out Loud

To learn how to live, Claudia Biçen turned to the dying. Over the course of two years, the San Francisco artist, born in London, spent…

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American Mary by Alexandra Naughton

American Mary by Alexandra Naughton

March 24, 2016
Evan Karp
Columns, Interview, Out Loud

Alexandra Naughton of Oakland published three poetry chapbooks last year, and this week celebrates the release of her debut novel, American Mary. “I’m not writing…

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‘Blackass’ author to read at Green Apple Books

‘Blackass’ author to read at Green Apple Books

March 10, 2016
Evan Karp
Columns, Out Loud

A young Nigerian man wakes up on the morning of his job interview to discover that he’s white. A. Igoni Barrett wrote that sentence into…

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Special night with poets Fred Moten and Nathaniel Mackey

Special night with poets Fred Moten and Nathaniel Mackey

March 3, 2016
Evan Karp
Columns, Interview, Out Loud

It was early, but Fred Moten had no problem talking poetry. “I don’t know what the most important thing is, but I know what I…

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I Hate the Internet by Jarett Kobek set in San Francisco

I Hate the Internet by Jarett Kobek set in San Francisco

February 14, 2016
Evan Karp
Columns, Interview, Out Loud

About every two minutes, someone tweets “i hate the internet.” If you follow the Twitter account @heardulikebooks, which automatically retweets every instance of that declaration,…

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‘Black Pearl’ celebrates artists’ optimism, hope

‘Black Pearl’ celebrates artists’ optimism, hope

February 4, 2016
Evan Karp
Columns, Interview, Out Loud

New York-born Derek Lassiter, who arrived in the Bay Area in 1990 with a background in music and theater, was asked by the Red Poppy…

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DELAYED MOVIE INSPIRES BIG CHANGES: Will Viharo's Hard-Boiled Heart

DELAYED MOVIE INSPIRES BIG CHANGES: Will Viharo’s Hard-Boiled Heart

December 24, 2015
Evan Karp
Columns, I WOULD SAY, Interview, NEWS, Out Loud, Said Litseen

Recovering from what he called his “latest romantic tragedy” back in 1993, Will Viharo turned down a movie recommendation from his father, which happened to…

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LITQUAKE WRAPPING UP WITH PACKED CRAWL

LITQUAKE WRAPPING UP WITH PACKED CRAWL

October 19, 2015
Evan Karp
I WOULD SAY, Litquake, NEWS, Out Loud, Said Litseen, THE REST, Upcoming Events

Every year, on the ninth and final day of San Francisco’s literary festival, Litquake, hundreds of storytellers, poets, biographers and writers of all kinds converge…

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