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With Oakland Work from Lindsey Boldt and Laurence Jones Jeff T BOOG CITY A COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER FROM A GROUP OF ARTISTS AND WRITERS BASED IN AND AROUND NEW YORK CITY’S EAST VILLAGE ISSUE 81 FREE Trane Devore photo Devore Trane With Oakland Work From Lindsey Boldt and Laurence Jones Jeff T. Johnson Trane Devore Erika Staiti Patrick James Dunagan Alli Warren Plus Our Departments ART Asuka Goto LIBRARIES On The Library as Incubator Project and its simultaneous advocacy for artistic creativity and libraries. MUSIC The Best of Berger: With This, His Final Issue After Almost a Decade at the Helm, Our Outgoing Music Editor Selects His Favorite Pieces Soul Candy are the Avengers of AntiFolk POETRY Leslie Bumstead Gil Fagiani Roberta Gould Mat Laporte erica lewis Jenn McCreary C.E. Putnam Matt Reeck PRINTED MATTER Carleen Tibbetts on Gina Myers’ Hold it Down There Will Be Shane McCrae’s Blood SMALL PRESS Apiary Magazine’s Lillian Dunn on Literature, Art, and Philadelphia Leesa Cross-Smith, Editor-in-Chief of WhiskeyPaper, answers The Small Press Question UNNAMEABLE BOOKS, FRI. AUG. 2-MON. AUG. 5 600 VANDERBILT AVE., PROSPECT HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN SIDEWALK CAFE LOCAL POETS OAKLAND, CALIF. SMALL PRESSES: OTHER ROOMS PRESS Sun. Aug. 4 Only LINDSEY BOLDT MELISSA CHRISTINE GOODRUM MARINA BLITSHTEYN 94 Avenue A STEVE ORTH THE BOOK AS CHARITY COLEMAN PHILADELPHIA POETS WEAR PRADA LEOPOLDINE CORE AN OBJECT The East Village AMELIA BENTLEY Panel curated and moderated by TANTRA-ZAWADI STEVE DALACHINSKY THOMAS DEVANEY KIMBERLY ANN SOUTHWICK RAY DEJESÚS Boog City’s small press editor PAUL SIEGELL STAGING GROUND MAG 4TH BOOG POETS TIMOTHY DONNELLY and the editor of Gigantic Sequins. 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LEVY LIVES: (OAKLAND) LARISSA SHMAILO ALBUMS LIVE LINDSEY BOLDT AND STEVE ORTH SAMPSON STARKWEATHER CELEBRATING NATHAN SCHNEIDER CO-EDITORS MARK STATMAN RENEGADE co-editor PAIGE TAGGART WAGING NONVIOLENCE PRESSES SERIES On Occupy MARIBETH THEROUX 10TH ANNUAL SMALL, BALTIMORE SARAH ANNE WALLEN NORMAN ODER PUBLISHING GENIUS PRESS SMALL PRESS FAIR editor STEPHANIE BARBER • POLLY BRESNICK ATLANTIC YARDS REPORT FOR ITS 15TH ANNIVERSARY BELLADONNA*/(G)IRL VISITING POETS MELISSA BRODER • MEGAN MCSHEA On Atlantic Yards KRYSTAL LANGUELL, JENNIFER TAMAYO, MAJOR MATT MASON USA’S ALBANY EDWARD MULLANY • MATTHEW SAVOCA JOE KRAUSMAN BECCA KLAVER, MARISA CRAWFORD, ME ME ME MIKE TOPP • JOHN DERMOT WOODS MUSIC BALTIMORE EMILY SKILLINGS, LILY LADEWIG, PERFORMED BY JOSEPH YOUNG • MUSIC FROM MEL NICHOLS SOLO SETS FROM: CHRISTOPHE CASAMASSIMA HANNA ANDREWS, AND CAOLAN MADDEN JONATHAN BERGER ADAM ROBINSON BIRD TO PREY DAN & RACHEL BOSTON BOOGWORK BLOOD MOON PRODUCTIONS- CANNONBALL STATMAN CASEY HOLFORD SUZANNE MERCURY WORKSHOP SERIES DANFORTH PRINCE PHOEBE NOVAK KUNG FU CRIMEWAVE S.M. STONE READING AND GIVING A WORKSHOP BRANDON PERDOMO JUSTIN REMER CHICAGO AMY KING BUCK DOWNS BOOKS PHOEBE BLUE AND THE MAKE BALEAVES STEVE ESPINOLA AND PRESTON SPURLOCK TOBY ALTMAN READING RICHARD RINGER TODD CARLSTROM AND THE CLAMOUR DETROIT LYNN MELNICK LIVE MAG! & SPUYTEN DUYVIL SOUL CANDY AND A SPECIAL GUEST PERFORMANCE FROM THE SARAH JEANNE PETERS MUSIC JEFF WRIGHT THE TET OFFENSIVE ALBUM AND OF NEW SOLO MATERIAL BY KNOXVILLE, TENN. JOSEPH KECKLER MAJOR MATT MASON USA KRISTI MAXWELL FOR MORE INFORMATION: [email protected] • @BOOGCITY 2 BOOG CITY WWW.BOOGCITY.COM WWW.BOOGCITY.COM BOOG CITY 3 UNNAMEABLE BOOKS, FRI. AUG. 2-MON. AUG. 5 600 VANDERBILT AVE., PROSPECT HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN SIDEWALK CAFE LOCAL POETS OAKLAND, CALIF. SMALL PRESSES: OTHER ROOMS PRESS Sun. Aug. 4 Only LINDSEY BOLDT MELISSA CHRISTINE GOODRUM MARINA BLITSHTEYN 94 Avenue A STEVE ORTH THE BOOK AS CHARITY COLEMAN PHILADELPHIA POETS WEAR PRADA LEOPOLDINE CORE AN OBJECT The East Village AMELIA BENTLEY Panel curated and moderated by TANTRA-ZAWADI STEVE DALACHINSKY THOMAS DEVANEY KIMBERLY ANN SOUTHWICK RAY DEJESÚS Boog City’s small press editor PAUL SIEGELL STAGING GROUND MAG 4TH BOOG POETS TIMOTHY DONNELLY and the editor of Gigantic Sequins. KIMBERLY ANN SOUTHWICK PAOLO JAVIER GREG FUCHS THEATER NIGHT PITTSBURGH featuring: MARK GURARIE WITH PLAYS FROM MARGARET BASHAAR DAMASK PRESS STRAW GATE BOOKS TONY IANTOSCA (PHILADELPHIA, BROOKLYN, ED BERRIGAN AND JESS FIORINI JENNY JOHNSON LYDIA CORTES AND BECCA KLAVER AND CHICAGO) LINDSEY BOLDT AND STEVE ORTH ROSSLYN, VA. MICHAEL MCDONOUGH ALAN KLEIMAN TOBY ALTMAN, CO-FOUNDER JESSE GLASS TONY MANCUS BOB KERR RON KOLM MONK BOOKS THE UNBEARABLES JACLYN LOVELL (NEW YORK CITY) RADOMIR LUZA BONNY FINBERG THURSTON MOORE TALK, TALK BIANCA STONE, CO-EDITOR MAGUS MAGNUS MELANIE NEILSON WASHINGTON D.C. KEN TAYLOR STONECUTTER JOURNAL YUKO OTOMO BUCK DOWNS doing a 20-minute reading within a POLITICAL TALKS JEFF WRIGHT (BROOKLYN) DANIEL OWEN 50-minute conversation with GREG FUCHS MAY BOEVE KATIE RAISSIAN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF co-founder and executive director MORGAN PARKER 350.ORG BOOG’S CLASSIC ONTANA AY SUMMER BF PRESS M R On Climate Change D.A. LEVY LIVES: (OAKLAND) LARISSA SHMAILO ALBUMS LIVE LINDSEY BOLDT AND STEVE ORTH SAMPSON STARKWEATHER CELEBRATING NATHAN SCHNEIDER CO-EDITORS MARK STATMAN RENEGADE co-editor PAIGE TAGGART WAGING NONVIOLENCE PRESSES SERIES On Occupy MARIBETH THEROUX 10TH ANNUAL SMALL, BALTIMORE SARAH ANNE WALLEN NORMAN ODER PUBLISHING GENIUS PRESS SMALL PRESS FAIR editor STEPHANIE BARBER • POLLY BRESNICK ATLANTIC YARDS REPORT FOR ITS 15TH ANNIVERSARY BELLADONNA*/(G)IRL VISITING POETS MELISSA BRODER • MEGAN MCSHEA On Atlantic Yards KRYSTAL LANGUELL, JENNIFER TAMAYO, MAJOR MATT MASON USA’S ALBANY EDWARD MULLANY • MATTHEW SAVOCA JOE KRAUSMAN BECCA KLAVER, MARISA CRAWFORD, ME ME ME MIKE TOPP • JOHN DERMOT WOODS MUSIC BALTIMORE EMILY SKILLINGS, LILY LADEWIG, PERFORMED BY JOSEPH YOUNG • MUSIC FROM MEL NICHOLS SOLO SETS FROM: CHRISTOPHE CASAMASSIMA HANNA ANDREWS, AND CAOLAN MADDEN JONATHAN BERGER ADAM ROBINSON BIRD TO PREY DAN & RACHEL BOSTON BOOGWORK BLOOD MOON PRODUCTIONS- CANNONBALL STATMAN CASEY HOLFORD SUZANNE MERCURY WORKSHOP SERIES DANFORTH PRINCE PHOEBE NOVAK KUNG FU CRIMEWAVE S.M. STONE READING AND GIVING A WORKSHOP BRANDON PERDOMO JUSTIN REMER CHICAGO AMY KING BUCK DOWNS BOOKS PHOEBE BLUE AND THE MAKE BALEAVES STEVE ESPINOLA AND PRESTON SPURLOCK TOBY ALTMAN READING RICHARD RINGER TODD CARLSTROM AND THE CLAMOUR DETROIT LYNN MELNICK LIVE MAG! & SPUYTEN DUYVIL SOUL CANDY AND A SPECIAL GUEST PERFORMANCE FROM THE SARAH JEANNE PETERS MUSIC JEFF WRIGHT THE TET OFFENSIVE ALBUM AND OF NEW SOLO MATERIAL BY KNOXVILLE, TENN. JOSEPH KECKLER MAJOR MATT MASON USA KRISTI MAXWELL FESTIVAL LOGO BY JONATHAN ALLEN FOR MORE INFORMATION: [email protected] • @BOOGCITY HTTP://WWW.JONATHANALLEN.ORG 2 BOOG CITY WWW.BOOGCITY.COM WWW.BOOGCITY.COM BOOG CITY 3 Links OAKLAND For more information on the contributors, click on the below urls. http://www.ridiculoushuman. Text, Lindsey Boldt blogspot.com/ Photos, Laurence Jones http://www.soulmo.tumblr.com/ Bios Lindsey Boldt is the author of Overboard (Publication Studio), “Oh My, Hell Yes” (Summer BF Press), and, most recently, “Titties for Lindsey” (OMG! Press). She is an editor with The Post- Apollo Press and co-publisher of Summer BF Press with Steve Orth. She runs the Starcraft Mobile Library and teaches poetry in Bay Area public schools. Laurence Jones is a senior editor for Curbside Classic, a vintage automotive website where he photographs and writes about cars of the past. He also curates “Try to remember... bits and pieces...” a tumblr dedicated to 1960s Soul music you most likely haven’t heard. All while being a jack of all trades at Performing Arts Workshop, an arts education non-profit. SUPPORT http://bluepressbooks.com/ 4 BOOG CITY WWW.BOOGCITY.COM WWW.BOOGCITY.COM BOOG CITY 5 OAKLAND Links For more information on the contributors, click on the below urls. The Oakland Diaries, 2002-04 http://troutfactory.wordpress.com/ BY TRANE DEVORE http://jefftjohnson.wordpress.com/ t’s a funny thing to feel close over the phone. We both agree that Molly Ringwald’s homemade dress is a pretty atrocious affair. My face and glasses are covered with a streak of pesto. There are chunks of pesto on the ceiling. Pesto is splattered all over both walls, Ithe floor, and the refrigerator. The three of us have ice cream and tea and talk until I have to either BART or turn into a pumpkin. She’s doing artwork again, at least, and shows me some of the amazing embroideries she did once (one for S. with two fishes). Bios After we’re stuffed, J. and M. take off for the evening, and the rest of us walk over to May Hong to get a couple of drinks at the bar. Dinner is in full swing and there’s no one working the bar, but we sit down anyway. The girl who is the waitress there gives us drinks but says, “I don’t know Trane Devore grew up in the San how to mix anything, so you’ll have to tell me how if you want a special drink.” Francisco Bay Area, where he lived I buy a beige jacket to replace the beige jacket that I had to replace. I go for a run and talk to J. on the phone, and then I cruise by the farmer’s for most of his adult life before moving market and pick up Utah Giant cherries, all plush and velvet flavor inside.
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