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S.P.E.A.K. OPEN MIC NIGHT: the hidden gem

S.P.E.A.K. OPEN MIC NIGHT: the hidden gem

February 23, 2013
Erica Arvanitis
Event Review, REVIEWS

Hidden in the depths of the Cesar Chavez Center at San Francisco State University, S.P.E.A.K.’s Open Mic Night finds its home at The Depot, a…

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OKCUPID, GENTLE CREATURES AND THE TONGUE OF GOD: major jackson at uc berkeley

OKCUPID, GENTLE CREATURES AND THE TONGUE OF GOD: major jackson at uc berkeley

February 22, 2013
July Westhale
Event Review, REVIEWS

When I first met Major Jackson, it was at an event that I like to call, with the dishonesty of hindsight, the sycophantic shitshow sonnet. We…

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BAWDY STORYTELLING'S SIX YEAR ANNIVERSARY: funny and incredibly personal

BAWDY STORYTELLING’S SIX YEAR ANNIVERSARY: funny and incredibly personal

February 22, 2013
Michelle Greenberg
Event Review, REVIEWS

Obscene, indecent, and raunchy are all words that come to mind when one describes the meaning of bawdy, and Bawdy Storytelling embraces them all in shocking and…

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GEORGE SAUNDERS AND THE LOWER HALF OF A BARBIE DOLL: book passage

GEORGE SAUNDERS AND THE LOWER HALF OF A BARBIE DOLL: book passage

February 13, 2013
Steven Gray
Event Review, I WOULD SAY, NEWS, REVIEWS, Reviews by Steven Gray

The independent bookstore was packed, standing room only, with people standing outside the doors and watching from behind glass walls. Another glass wall overlooked the…

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CATHY PARK HONG: furious, nervy, open to everything

CATHY PARK HONG: furious, nervy, open to everything

February 12, 2013
Steven Gray
Event Review, I WOULD SAY, REVIEWS, Reviews by Steven Gray

I was gliding on a silver monorail through some worn-out neighborhoods in the East Bay. It was like a monolithic form of surveillance. I was…

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DRIVE AND HOPE YOU END UP SOMEPLACE ELSE: city lights presents the graywolf poetry tour with dobby gibson, d. a. powell + mary szybist

DRIVE AND HOPE YOU END UP SOMEPLACE ELSE: city lights presents the graywolf poetry tour with dobby gibson, d. a. powell + mary szybist

February 11, 2013
July Westhale
Event Review, Poetry, REVIEWS

This evening, February 5th 2013, I bore witness to three gorgeous and prolific minds as they competed gently amongst themselves for the right to play…

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FIGHT SONG BY JOSHUA MOHR: laughing with empathy all the way home

FIGHT SONG BY JOSHUA MOHR: laughing with empathy all the way home

January 29, 2013
Charles Kruger
Book Review, NEWS, REVIEWS

Bob Coffen is having a tough time. So much so, he might as well be living in his own last name. He doesn’t get much…

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THE BELLWETHER REVIVALS BY BENJAMIN WOOD: the grand soloist, loss

THE BELLWETHER REVIVALS BY BENJAMIN WOOD: the grand soloist, loss

December 26, 2012
Evan Karp
Book Review, REVIEWS

The Bellwether Revivals is not about music, or murder, or even love, though all three are present: the music a repeating grace note trill, the…

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APE BY GUY KAWASAKI AND SHAWN WELSH: the new gold standard for self-publishing

APE BY GUY KAWASAKI AND SHAWN WELSH: the new gold standard for self-publishing

December 25, 2012
Evan Karp
Book Review, REVIEWS

I am nearing the completion of a non-fiction book, and have been trying to decide whether to once again look for an agent, or to…

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CARL MELCHER GOES TO VIETNAM BY PAUL CLAYTON: the redemptive power of stories

CARL MELCHER GOES TO VIETNAM BY PAUL CLAYTON: the redemptive power of stories

December 24, 2012
Evan Karp
Book Review, REVIEWS

When I first came to the US from the UK, where I grew up, in 1966, I was shocked that so many Americans still approved…

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