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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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QUIET LIGHTNING: city lights in kerouac alley

October 3, 2013
Evan Karp
Blitzine, C4 YOURSELF
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QUIET LIGHTNING + STUDIO ONE READING SERIES: let me hear you say O

QUIET LIGHTNING + STUDIO ONE READING SERIES: let me hear you say O

May 7, 2013
Evan Karp
C4 YOURSELF, Playlists
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A Failed Visionary, a Demythifier, a Plagiarist: john tottenham, jarett kobek + stewart home @ the odd fellows hall

A Failed Visionary, a Demythifier, a Plagiarist: john tottenham, jarett kobek + stewart home @ the odd fellows hall

March 20, 2013
Steven Gray
Event Review, I WOULD SAY, REVIEWS, Reviews by Steven Gray

The Odd Fellows Hall is at Market and 7th, near a methadone clinic. It is a six-story structure built in 1909. The Independent Order of…

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LIVE AT 851: kitchell + kobek book release w/tottenheim, jonez, long + smith

LIVE AT 851: kitchell + kobek book release w/tottenheim, jonez, long + smith

September 26, 2012
Evan Karp
C4 YOURSELF, Playlists
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QUIET LIGHTNING: the william westerfeld mansion

QUIET LIGHTNING: the william westerfeld mansion

July 9, 2012
Evan Karp
C4 YOURSELF, Playlists
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QUIET LIGHTNING: just add bass

QUIET LIGHTNING: just add bass

March 9, 2012
Evan Karp
C4 YOURSELF, Playlists

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RESPONSE TO AN OPEN LETTER: with the stated intention of subverting any hard conclusion

RESPONSE TO AN OPEN LETTER: with the stated intention of subverting any hard conclusion

February 24, 2012
Evan Karp
I WOULD SAY, Statement

Yesterday we published Steven Gray’s open letter to City Lights, claiming that Jarett Kobek‘s Jan 18th reading there from his novel ATTA was “evasive in the…

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AN OPEN LETTER TO CITY LIGHTS: there was no room for questions and answers

AN OPEN LETTER TO CITY LIGHTS: there was no room for questions and answers

February 23, 2012
Steven Gray
Event Review, I WOULD SAY, Overheard, REVIEWS, Reviews by Steven Gray, Statement

I went to the Jarett Kobek event on Wednesday night at City Lights (Jan. 18), where he was explaining his book ATTA. I thought I…

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QUIET LIGHTNING: poetry festival santa cruz (in keeping with a tradition of radical egalitarianism)

QUIET LIGHTNING: poetry festival santa cruz (in keeping with a tradition of radical egalitarianism)

February 21, 2012
Evan Karp
C4 YOURSELF, Event Review, Playlists, REVIEWS
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