11 August 2012

Brazil/Cross/Halpern/Martin/Stecopoulos



Please don't forget to join us this weekend for two huge events: a Compline Press showcase at the Niebyl-Proctor Marxist Library on Saturday (as part of the Bay Area Public School's "Summer School" programming) and an East Bay launch for Rob Halpern's Music for Porn on Sunday. CJ Martin and Julia Drescher are in town for two more days, Eleni promises to read from the Poetics of Healing manuscript, this might be your last chance to chat with Rob and Lee before they hit the road for Michigan, and there will be a brand new super-limited-edition David Brazil chapbook available for FREE while supplies last (and when it's gone, it's gone for good!). Oh, and I think there's a dance party after the event on Saturday (and likely Sunday, too, since it's at Woolsey Heights!). If you're in town, celebrate the end of summer with us! Here's the pertinent information:

Saturday, August 11th // 7-9 pm
David Brazil / Michael Cross / CJ Martin / Eleni Stecopoulos
The Niebyl-Proctor Marxist Library
6501 Telegraph Avenue (just past Alcatraz)

Sunday, August 12th // 7-9 pm
Rob Halpern / CJ Martin
Woolsey Heights
1628 Woolsey Street, Apt. C, Berkeley
(near Ashby BART)

01 August 2012

Julia Drescher and erica lewis this Saturday!

Julia Drescher and erica lewis POETRY READING

THIS Saturday AUG 4, 4:30pm

hosted by Susan Gevirtz, 72 Carmel Street, San Francisco




Julia Drescher lives in Austin, Texas. Her most recent chapbooks include "Birds of Paradise" (Ypolita Press), "Plural Bell" (LRL Textile editions) and "Hands Chalk the Walls" (Further Other Book Works).


erica lewis is a fine arts publicist in San Francisco, where she ran the Canessa Reading Series. Her books include "the precipice of jupiter" (Queue Books) and "camera obscura" (BlazeVox Books), both featuring original artwork by Bay Area artist Mark Stephen Finein. A chapbook of excerpts from "murmur in the inventory" was recently published by Ypolita Press in summer 2012; a full version of "murmur in the inventory" is forthcoming from Shearsman Books in early 2013.