The Works
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Follow That Bird
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Palm: Haiku by Grant Cross
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Big Deal #1
Feb 2011 4-record package!
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Max Juren
Videos
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Andy Rihn
The Tiger's Last Tooth
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Ralph White
The Mongrel's Hoard
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Tim Kerr
Your Name Here
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Sands Hollow
Half the Night is Candlelight LP
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Flower Man
Inversion Fortuite
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The Collections
Max Juren & Jill Pangallo
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The Golden Boys
I Smell Gold
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Shit and Shine/Expensive Shit
Shit Split 7"
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The Rebel
The Five Year Plan EP
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John Wesley Coleman
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William Z. Saunders “Bad Jobs”
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When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth
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Diagonals
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Soft Healer
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GayBiGayGay!!!
GBGG Photo Book!
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Bear Claw
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Sands Hollow
Watch Yourself 7"
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John Wesley Coleman
Ghettoblaster 7"
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Picture Book #4
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Pillow Queens
Kookoolegit
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IF 02
The Roller & Captioning for the Blind
Teleportal Readings
Jan 06 10
Beginning on Tuesday, January 19th, the Hotel San Jose will become home to a multimedia reading series designed for those who love reading but hate readings. We’ve done away with the fluorescent lights, folding chairs, and library atmosphere of literary events. As for that opposite extreme of the reading world, the poetry slam, you can rest assured that this is a curated series – we’re all for democracy, just not when it means suffering through awful poems. Every month, we’ll be hosting live readers, virtual readings from some of the nation’s most exciting authors, and video transmissions from small presses and literary magazines across the country. In the coming year, Teleportal Readings will be expanding to other cities, hosted by various presses and publications in partnership with Monofonus.
Our first reading will feature a live performance by poet Jill Alexander-Essbaum, who’s been described as “a cross between Dorothy Parker and a lap dance.” Our virtual reader will be former National Book Award nominee Dan Chaon, whose Await Your Reply has appeared on the year-end top-ten lists of The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Salon, and The New York Times‘ Janet Maslin, among others. Electric Literature, a digital literary magazine whose innovative approach has won them mentions in The New Yorker and the Times, will also be contributing videos from their Single Sentence Animation series, in which video artists animate sentences by renowned authors.







