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BRYAN RAY TURCOTTE Friday, November 30 // 7:00 pm
reading & booksigning
Sure to be as successful as his 1999 bestseller, Fucked Up + Photocopied, Bryan Ray Turcotte’s just published Punk Is Dead: Punk Is Everything! (hardback, $40.00) broadens its scope to expose the lasting impact of “punk” on visual culture worldwide. Described as the “last organically incubated oppositional youth movement” of the pre-MTV era, punk slipped quietly under the cultural radar before rising again to inspire new generations of creative and idealistic artists and musicians.
Bryan Ray Turcotte is a music producer and author. His Fucked Up + Photocopied is considered one of the definitive reference books on the North American Punk scene. In 2000, it won the Firecracker Alternative Book Award for Music.
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ANTHONY LAPPE & DAN GOLDMAN Monday, December 3 // 7:00 pm
talk, slideshow & booksigning
Shooting War (hardback, $21.99) is the “scary-smart,” “must read” online graphic novel (a bold, irreverent, unflinching spoof of the network news, the war in Iraq, and the burgeoning “citizen journalism” movement set in the near future) started by Anthony Lappé and Dan Goldman at www.smithmag.net, where it generated fantastic attention from Rolling Stone, the Village Voice, etc…. At its peak, Shooting War received over a million unique visitors a day, and was nominated for a 2007 Eisner Award for “Best Digital Comic.” Now it’s a book.
Anthony Lappé, an executive editor at Guerilla News Network, is a journalist who produced a documentary with footage he shot while he covered the war in Iraq. Dan Goldman, artist and designer, is a founding member of the daily online comics anthology Act-i-vate, and the coauthor of the political fiction graphic novel, Everyman: Be the People.
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SF
Silent Film Festival
Saturday,
December 1, 2007
Join
The Booksmith at the historic Castro Theater as we celebrate the art of silent film. In between the day's three programs, we will be hosting booksignings with Anthony Slide, Matthew Kennedy and others. More information, including a schedule of films, is available at www.silentfilm.org Tickets to the December event are on sale at our store.
THE
BOOKSMITH
1644 Haight Street
San Francisco, California 94117
TELEPHONE:
415-863-8688
800-493-7323 (toll free in USA)
FAX: 415-863-2540
HOURS:
Mon-Sat
10am-10pm
Sunday 10am-8pm
The
Booksmith is San Francisco's leading independent bookstore. We're
more than just a virtual business - we're a real, full service bookstore
with a knowledgeable, friendly and experienced staff.
Located in San Francisco's historic Haight Ashbury, The Booksmith has
been in business since 1976!
The
Booksmith is a proud
member of the NCIBA,
SFLOMA,
and Booksense!
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