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Category: Steven Gray

Reviews by Steven Gray

CATHY PARK HONG: FURIOUS, NERVY, OPEN TO EVERYTHING

CATHY PARK HONG: FURIOUS, NERVY, OPEN TO EVERYTHING

Posted on February 12, 2013March 26, 2024 by natilee shock

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 on my way to a poetry reading at UC Berkeley which occurs on the first Thursday of the month around high noon. The readings are presided over by Robert Hass, the Distinguished Professor Read More

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RAMBLIN’ RECKLESS HOBO: LITQUAKE’S WOODY GUTHRIE TRIBUTE

RAMBLIN’ RECKLESS HOBO: LITQUAKE’S WOODY GUTHRIE TRIBUTE

Posted on October 19, 2012March 26, 2024 by Evan Karp

Sunday, October 7th 2012 We arrived at Z Space a minute late (having been at the Lenore Kandel event) and were told to take any of the reserved seats in the front row. We were just 20 feet from a low stage which went way back into the darkness. Performers would emerge from the shadows, walking to Read More

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