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Start: 6:00 pm
Poetry! Music! Creativity! All this and much more will be
presented at the San Francisco
Waldorf High
School's Literary Magazine Club-sponsored
"Winter Literary Reading with Music & Song" at The Booksmith. Let
the talents of the SFWHS students inspire you through their performances.
Literary readings by Noam
Baruch, Rose Bialer, Anna Byrne-Deming, Lionelle Erlenwein, Jules Christeson,
Rebecca Cohen, Miranda Hollingswood, Samantha Martinez, Zoe Rosenthal, Davia
Schendel, and Eva Tsenin.
Music and songs by Nehemiah
Aldrich, Sarah Burgin, Henry Carges, Ida Fox, Haley Grey, and Anna Smith.
Start: 7:00 pm
NICK FLYNN
THE REENACTMENTS
In conversation with Rebecca
Solnit
Music from Penelope Houston
and Cass McCombs
Presented by St. Cyprian’s in association with The
Rumpus
For Nick Flynn, that game we
all play -- the who-would-play-you-in-the-movie-of-your-life game -- has been
resolved. The Reenactments chronicles
the surreal experience of being on set during the making of the film Being
Flynn, from his best-selling memoir Another
Bullshit Night in Suck City, and watching the central events of his life
reenacted: his father's long run of homelessness and his mother's suicide.
Flynn tells the story of Robert De Niro's first meeting with his real father in
Boston and of
watching Julianne Moore attempt to throw herself into the sea. The result is a
mesmerizingly sharp-edged and kaleidoscopic literary tour de force as well as a
compelling argument about consciousness, representation, and grief.
Flynn will talk with San
Francisco writer, historian and activist Rebecca Solnit, the author of
thirteen books about art, landscape, public and collective life, ecology,
politics, hope, meandering, reverie and memory, including Infinite City: A San Francisco Atlas, and A Field Guide To Getting Lost.
Penelope Houston is a Bay Area musician
and artist.
In 1977 she formed the iconic punk band, the Avengers. Her dark literate
folkrock can be heard on her most recent album On Market Street.
Cass
McCombs was born in 1977 and raised in Northern
California. He in a child
of the 70s…Rather than fulfilling the stereotype of confessional singer-songwriter,
he describes the lifestyle and feelings of those that surround him, with more
love than judgment. McCombs is a mirror.
7:00 PM at St. Cyprian's (2097 Turk at Lyon, San Francisco)
All profits with be donated
to Delivering
Innovation In Supportive Housing (DISH), a supportive housing/homeless services organization.
Get Tickets Now $10
We’ll be there with books.
Please join us all!
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