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Category: Steven Gray

Reviews by Steven Gray

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

Posted on February 23, 2012March 26, 2024 by Evan Karp

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 might be at odds with the premise that Atta didn’t like tall buildings and that’s why he went through with 9/11, but I wanted to hear Kobek in person and maybe ask some Read More

Posted in Columns, Steven GrayLeave a comment
NEW DIRECTIONS: AN OLDER CROWD

NEW DIRECTIONS: AN OLDER CROWD

Posted on October 19, 2011March 26, 2024 by Evan Karp

I arrived at City Lights with a full moon overhead. All the chairs were taken and people were standing in the back, but I went to the front and found some little stools with a friend on one of them so we sat together about three feet from the mic. I was ready to catch any of Read More

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