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QUIET LIGHTNING: the sudden interpenetration of a plethora of contexts

QUIET LIGHTNING: the sudden interpenetration of a plethora of contexts

August 5, 2011
Evan Karp
Event Review, Scene, Statement

(Evan Karp) If you weren’t at Quiet Lightning‘s recent show at the San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers, and you haven’t seen the photos yet, do…

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EMMA STRAUB: new kids on the block and other people we married

EMMA STRAUB: new kids on the block and other people we married

August 4, 2011
Evan Karp
Event Review

(Evan Karp) Emma Straub was recently at The Booksmith to read from her just-out first collection of stories, Other People We Married. She read the…

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WHY THERE ARE WORDS: giving classy a good name

WHY THERE ARE WORDS: giving classy a good name

July 21, 2011
Nicole McFeely
Event Review, Scene, Statement

(Nicole McFeely) In this January 2011 article, Why There Are Words won Litseen’s first (and only) award for Classiest Reading Series. For those of you…

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QUIET LIGHTNING: the secret of hermes

QUIET LIGHTNING: the secret of hermes

July 19, 2011
Evan Karp
Event Review, Scene, Statement

(Evan Karp) With a forthcoming series at the Conservatory of Flowers called The Greenhouse Effect just around the corner, Quiet Lightning filled The Emerald Tablet…

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WRITING WITHOUT WALLS: drunken limb flailing

WRITING WITHOUT WALLS: drunken limb flailing

July 15, 2011
Charles Kruger
Event Review, Scene, Statement

(Charles Kruger) Astonishingly, the San Francisco literary scene continues to grow and expand. When my friends and I hear of a new series starting up,…

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INVISIBLE CITY AUDIO TOURS: creative tourism

INVISIBLE CITY AUDIO TOURS: creative tourism

June 22, 2011
Nicole McFeely
Event Review, Scene

(Nicole McFeely) Many of us have wondered what the hell they’re thinking. Filling the rooftop rows of sightseeing buses with their sun hats and disposable…

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QUIET LIGHTNING: really, not a big deal

QUIET LIGHTNING: really, not a big deal

June 17, 2011
Evan Karp
Event Review, Scene, Statement

(Evan Karp) I contract. I dilate. “Push! Push!” I wax. I wane. “Push! You can do it!” … “Congratulations! It’s a nonprofit organization.” At some…

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BABYLON SALON: a literary rollercoaster

BABYLON SALON: a literary rollercoaster

June 15, 2011
Evan Karp
Event Review, Scene

(Evan Karp) Unlike most of the reading series I’ve been to, Babylon Salon is not usually filled with people I know. That’s not to say…

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LITERARY DEATH MATCH: blind audacity

LITERARY DEATH MATCH: blind audacity

June 14, 2011
Charles Kruger
Scene, Statement

(Charles Kruger) This past Friday night (6/10/11), I attended the now bi-monthly Literary Death Match, at the Elbo Room. I have a love-hate relationship with…

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PORTUGUESE ARTISTS COLONY: the peak of storytelling

PORTUGUESE ARTISTS COLONY: the peak of storytelling

June 2, 2011
Nicole McFeely
Event Review, Scene, Statement

(Nicole McFeely) What is it about humans that compels us to climb? Whether consciously or unconsciously, we are continuously searching for higher ground, even if…

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