Life Long Press

Poodlebird!

2009-10-31T15:38:00.000-07:00

I spent an awsome morning w/ this little bird, watering some wild flower sprouts.

Al and and Caterpillar

2009-10-25T15:34:00.000-07:00

I have been listening to Paul Simon lately, we'll call the caterpillar Betty.

BACK ROOM LIVE SATURDAY NIGHT A TRIBUTE TO MARLON EVANS

2009-09-26T10:53:00.000-07:00

Curated by WENDY BURK w/ writing from JOSEPH O'CONNELL, FRANCES SJOBERG, FRANCI WASHBURN and SIMON J. ORTIZ

MARLON B. EVANS, 1952-2009. Photograph by Joe O'Connell.

Simon J. Ortiz is a poet, fiction, and creative non-fiction writer, and a professor at Arizona State University in the Department of English and American Indian Studies. He is the author of numerous books of poetry, fiction, essays, and children's literature; they includeWoven Stone, Out There Somewhere, from Sand Creek, Beyond the Reach of Time and Change, The Good Rainbow Road, Earth Power Coming, and After and Before the Lightning. His Indigenous heritage is Acoma Pueblo, and he is an advocate of Indigenous liberation and de-colonization.

While I was teaching one summer in American Indian Languages Development Institute (AILDI) at U. of Arizona in the early 2000s, perhaps 2002 or 2003, I met Marlon Evans. I immediately liked him. Even though I felt a bit self-conscious when I realized he regarded me as a role model! I was practically a hero to him, for crissakes! Because I was a writer! Because I wrote and published poetry and stories featuring Native people he identified with. Rural people struggling, urban people having a hard time, urban street people.Indigenous people sometimes jobless, neglected and moneyless. Luckless, having trouble with the law, with booze, with poverty.Marlon enrolled in a course on Native fiction in which I had students write essays related to the literature we studied. I had them relate the stories we studied to their own lives, the stories they lived. Right away I noticed Marlon always wrote papers that spoke closely of his life, culture, experience, and his identity as O'odham. He always identified so closely with his land, culture, and community as an O'odham person, and that was really the basis of my regard and respect for him. And I shall always remember Marlon speaking several times of his dream "to write the real story and make the real film of Ira Hayes," the O'odham who was the WWII war hero for raising the U.S. flag at Iwo Jima, "not that Hollywood shit about a drunken Indian played by Tony Curtis!"

Photo by David Burckhalter, courtesy of the University of Arizona Press.

Franci Washburn is an Assistant Professor with a dual appointment in American Indian Studies and the Department of English at The University of Arizona. She has published journal articles, essays in edited volumes, poetry, and a novel, Elsie’s Business. A second novel, The Sacred White Turkey, is due for release from University of Nebraska Press in the summer of 2010. Marlon Evans was her friend.

Frances Sjoberg was born in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan and raised in Globe, Arizona. She holds a B.A. in English and an M.F.A. in Poetry. She is now a law student at the University of Arizona College of Law where she is Articles Manager for Arizona Law Review and Chapter President for the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy. Before law school, she was the Literary Director of the University of Arizona Poetry Center. While at the Poetry Center, she coordinated symposia on Indigenous Language & Poetry and on Conceptual Poetry & Its Others. A chapbook of her poems, Outcrop, was published by Chax Press. Her favorite things are silent Ks and homonyms.

Frances's friendship with Marlon extended from collaboration at the University of Arizona Poetry Center to early morning hikestogether on Tumamoc Hill.

Joe owns Creative Machines, a nine-person company that makes interactive museum
exhibits, public art, and simple machines to help the neediest people around
the world. Although (over) educated in the liberal arts, Joe is basically a
'maker' at heart—someone who compulsively has to put things together and
gradually expands the materials and processes he works with over his
lifetime. He grew up in New Jersey, making all sorts of gadgets in his parents'
basement. Joe began Creative Machines in 1997 to make museum exhibits. Many of
his sculptures (and indeed his entire business) are powered by photovoltaic
arrays. Partly triggered by recent travels, Joe has turned towards making
machines and art for the world's most needy people. He aims for work that is
not a weak derivative of what works in the affluent West, but new forms that
can only emerge in places far from the center.

Joe writes poetry as a hobby and has enjoyed many years of friendship and
collaboration with Marlon.

Check it out!

2009-09-01T10:33:00.000-07:00

Slow and Low

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BACK ROOM LIVE ! CURATED BY TREVOR CALVERT

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BACK ROOM LIVE Currated by TREVOR CALVERT

With BHANU KAPIL ! RYAN BARTLETT ! STEFFI DREWES ! Thanks Trevor +V.

Steffi Drewes’ poems have appeared in Bombay Gin, BlazeVOX, American Letters & Commentary, Aufgabe, Traffic, Fourteen Hills, and Beeswax Magazine, among others. Her manuscript, Wheel to Wing, was selected as a finalist for Switchback Books’ Gatewood Prize in 2008. A native Iowan, she now lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area and is a contributing editor for MAKE: A Chicago Literary Magazine.

Ryan Bartlett graduated from Mills College in 2002 with an MFA in poetry. In the past, Ryan was employed as an adjunct professor at Touro College and Yeshiva University in New York City. His work has been featured in Five Finger Review, Word Riot, The Chaffey Review, and the anthology, Involuntary Vision. He is currently an assistant professor at Crafton Hills College and the faculty advisor for the school’s literary magazine, The Sand Canyon Review. Ryan lives in Redlands with his wife and two sons.

Bhanu Kapil is an escaped dog of some kind, an immigrant de-packed but available for visits to...well....dog parks. Apart from this, she teaches writing year-round at Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado, and as part of the low-residency MFA at Goddard College in Vermont. This semester, she is teaching graduate classes on experimental prose and memoir, and an undergraduate class on narrative and architecture. Since 1998, she has had a private practice as an integrative bodyworker, focusing on a fusion of soft tissue/structural and energy work. Three full-length works of experimental writing have been published by small presses in the U.S., most recently "humanimal [a project for future children]", from Kelsey Street Press.

Boat and clouds

2009-08-15T15:33:00.000-07:00

Found: in Tucson Az. sky full of cloud shows and trail detritus for boat building.

Ink and Paint NOW SHOWING at Lanesplitter 4799 Telegraph Ave. in Oakland

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x42" $100.00

67"x42" $300.00

36"x42" $200.00

42"x36" $200.00

22"x30" $100.00

15.5"x15" $25.00

22"x30" $100.00

x18" $40.00

INK AND PAINT by Valyntina Grenier

RECEPTION

MONDAY JULY 27TH

7pm~10pm

Ten works using acrylic, ink and H2O on paper range in sizes from 15.5"x15" to 67"x42." Each piece comes ready to hang. For information contact lifelongpress@gmail.com

Additional specs. to come Happy Day +V.

Back Room Live ! SATURDAY NIGHT ! Mumolo ! Burford ! Zetter ! Prickett

2009-06-27T12:54:00.000-07:00

MAURICE BURFORD ! SHARON ZETTER ! BEN PRICKETT ! and this months currator SARA MUMOLO ! for poetry and prose !

Maurice Burford lives and writes in a giant squid's den in Ashland, Oregon. He has been published in NOÖ Journal, Cannot Exist, Pindeldyboz, and My Name is Mud, and co-author (w/ Jess Rowan) of the chapbook Prithee (Abraham Lincoln Press, 2009). In his leisure hours he cracks eggs and co-edits PinchPinchPress (pinchpinchpress.blogpot.com) and (occasionally) blogs at pandapandapandaalex.blogspot.com.

Sharon Zetter writes words between co-editing the journals Retired Unicorn and MARY, book binding, and battling with paint and yarn. She is currently working on building a dacha, possibly made of straw, with five other humans. Documentation of their exploits can be found at dachaproject.com. Her poems have found home in Hanging Loose, Slipstream, Ink Node, Soft Skull and Blood Pudding Press.

SARA MUMOLO curates the Studio One Reading Series in Oakland, CA . She edits CALAVERAS with Alisa Heinzman. Previous projects including editing MARY Magazine and co-editing Sorry IV Snake . Find her poems forthcoming in Coconut, Typo, Letterbox, Dusie & Cannibal. Read some now in Shampoo, Barnaby Jones 2, Hoboeye, Article Journal & Berkeley Poetry Review.

Ben Prickett is a recent graduate of the M.F.A program at Saint Mary’s College, where held the MFA advisory board scholarship for literary excellence. He is from Birmingham, Alabama, and now lives in Oakland.

Elizabeth Terrazas

2009-06-25T11:39:00.000-07:00

PAINTINGS!

719 Washington Oakland Ca 94607

Openning tommorrow night 7pm-10pm

2009 BAY AREA POETRY MARATHON THIS Saturday night June 20th 7pm!

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“An ear and mind opener… this event delivers the real thing: edgy stuff, poetry with a real bite!” –SAN FRANCISCO magazine

the first *******2009 BAY AREA POETRY MARATHON******* is THIS Saturday Night!
Come hear poetry by: ME * SAMANTHA GILES * CAROLINE GOODWIN * OWEN HILL * SARA MUMULO * ERIC OLSON * STEPHEN VINCENT * DELLA WATSON * JESSICA WICKENS at THE LAB, 2948 16th Street (@ Capp), San Francisco *1 block from the Mission BART stop*

Hope to see you there +V.

from Pedagogy of Love Model and a link to wunderkammer

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You don’t know me

You me we don’t know

Know

Don’t

unanswerable

un-

“explicit design”

“in the gaps” unknown

unknowable

unknown

unanswerable

unanswerable unknown

un-

attempt

attempt; to fail

attempt, to fail

to fail?

to fail an attempt to fail

Innocence

Presence

Present innocence

[be here]

Want

to be here

I want to— here

The Post Title is linked to Wunderkammer! Thanks for continuing make a place for my poems and photos +V. Wunderkammer is a curious collection of art, poetry, and prose. Wunderkammer is now seeking creative work that falls into these categories: Collection (deadline--June 14, 2009), Obama (deadline--June 28, 2009), Ecopoetics (deadline--July 12, 2009)

BACK ROOM LIVE ! SATURDAY NIGHT ! BERMEO ! RHEE ! PEREZ ! YEE !

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Check out backroomlive.wordpress.com for new writing from Debbie Yee ! Margaret Rhee ! Oscar Bermeo ! Craig Santos Perez ! Also look for guest curators Sara Mumolo in June and Trevor Calvert in August !

Born in Ecuador and raised in the Bronx, Oscar Bermeo is the author of Anywhere Avenue, Palimpsest and Heaven Below.

His poems appear in Achiote Seeds, BorderSenses, CrossBRONX, Ozone Park, and Spindle, among others. Oscar has been a featured writer at a variety of institutions including the Nuyorican Poets Cafe, Intersection for the Arts, Kearny Street Workshop, Bronx Academy of Letters, Rikers Island Penitentiary, San Quentin Prison, the Loft Literary Center, Sacramento Poetry Center, UC Berkeley, UNC-Chapel Hill, NYU and many others.

He now makes his home in Oakland, with his wife, poeta Barbara Jane Reyes.

For more information on Oscar and his poetics, please visit his website, http://oscarbermeo.com, or his blog, http://geminipoet.blogspot.com.

Debbie Yee is an attorney, poet and arts & crafts enthusiast. A Kundiman fellow, Debbie's poems have appeared in 32 Poems and Barn Owl Review, among others. Her poem, "Cinderella's Last Will and Testament", was selected for The Best American Poetry 2009. http://www.debbieyee.com

Margaret Rhee is an emerging interdisciplinary writer, scholar, and artist, dedicated to social justice. She is a doctoral student in Comparative Ethnic Studies at UC Berkeley, lover of full bodied coffee and wine, and a Kundiman fellow in poetry. http://www.aapw-la.org/

Craig Santos Perez is a co-founder of Achiote Press (www.achiotepress.com) and author of from unincorporated territory [hacha] (Tinfish Press, 2008). His poetry, essays, reviews, and translations have appeared in New American Writing, Pleiades, The Denver Quarterly, The Colorado Review, and ZYZZYVA, among others. He blogs at blindelephant.blogspot.com.

BACK ROOM LIVE ! SATURDAY NIGHT ! WICKENS ! WATSON ! BURK ! HOLIDAY ! BRENNAN !

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Click the post title NOW ! RIGHT NOW ! for a travel essay by LAURA BRENNAN, poetry by HARMONY HOLIDAY and WENDY BURK and collaborative epistolary poetry by DELLA WATSON and JESSICA WICKENS. SCROLL DOWN FOR PICS & BIO'S FROM THIS MONTH'S WRITERS

Laura Brennan

Activities:Alchemy.

Interests:Tomfoolery, clandestineness, manipulation, esotericism and the abstruse.

Post-its, Q-tips, Jason Toothpaste, Lush, spell check and Dictionary.com.

Kale, peanut butter, wild mushrooms, nutritional yeast, fish in cans, dark chocolate covered almonds, mustard oil, smoothies and seeds high in omega fatty acids.

Funny faces, singing things that are generally spoken, breaking into dance, thumb war and applying a light amount of pressure to the back of someones knee.

Lavender, ylang-ylang, Himalayan Cedar, sweet orange, clary sage and patchouli.

Smiling wrinkles, whispering, blowing kisses, fishy face and blowing on peoples stomachs.

And bikes and goats and spring time.

Jessica Wickens' poems have appeared in Little Red Leaves, Eleven Eleven, Floating Holiday, The Whirligig, Spell, Switchback, and Blink. She studied anthropology at the University of Chicago and creative writing at California College of the Arts. She co-edits the literary journal Monday Night, recently founded Skeptic Press and sits on the board of Small Press Traffic. A native of Michigan, she currently works at a legal services center and lives in Oakland with human and feline companions.

Della and Jessica are currently working on collaborative a poetry collection.

Della Watson holds degrees from the University of Kentucky and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She is the co-founder of the reconstruction room, a Chicago-based reading and performance series. Her poetry has appeared in Limestone, Make, The Hat, Denver Quarterly, Tarpaulin Sky, Parcel, nanomajority, Free Verse, The New Yinzer, eye-rhyme, alice blue, elimae, Left Facing Bird, Sorry for Snake, Mirage, word for/ word and others. She blogs at Wunderkammer and The Green Life.

Wendy Burk is the author of a poetry chapbook, The Deer, and the translator of Tedi López Mills’s While Light Is Built, from Kore Press. Her work has also appeared in journals including TWO LINES, Tin House, Colorado Review, and PMS. With poet Eric Magrane, she has recently completed a manuscript of collaborative poems from National Park Service residencies in Michigan, Arkansas, and Florida.

Harmony Holiday-Oppen poem in the place of bio (pronouns have been changed )

Sunnyside Child As the builders Planned, the city streets Put leaves in summer air in lost Streets above the subway. And in this Achievement of the houses, this Air, a child Stands as a child, Preoccupied To find her generation, her contemporaries Of the neighborhood whose atmosphere, whose sound In her life's time no front door, no Hardware ever again can close on

Alphonse Berber FRIDAY NIGHT through June 6!

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"You, Me, and Everyone We Know"

kitsune_noir_diorama

will open with a public reception for the artists this Friday at 6pm and will continue until June 6.

For more information, please visit www.alphonseberber.com

Eating My Cake and Having It Too, Benjamin Cowden.

Timothy Kadish, Three Waldos, Four Parachute Men, Seven Mushrooms, Eight Tanks, and Four Turtle Doves.

Inagaki, Untitled (Gericault #1), charcoal on rives bfk, 86 x 42 .

BACK ROOM LIVE! NOW! RIGHT NOW! RICKEL ! HUDSON ! HAMEL ! CHOI !

2009-03-28T15:28:00.000-07:00

IT’S SATURDAY NIGHT ! click the post title for new writing by Boyer Rickel ! Chiwan Choi !Victoria A. Hudson ! and NEW ! Life-long Press Co-Editor Gillian Hamel ! Also, check out our new and up-dated Pages: Submissions, Contributors, Thank You.

Submit some pages of your own!

Tucson is a real cloud-show, also

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coyote, humming-birds, doves, quail, cottontails, snakes and lizards doing their push-ups or wagging their tails.

2 more days to see "Works on Paper" at Rockridge Cafe 7:30am-3:pm all work half price!

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These works, ready to hang, are available for $25-$45 !

Back Room Live !ON LINE! Saturday Night ! February 28th !7:PM! Goldman ! Cully ! Moctezuma ! Durback !

2009-02-23T11:11:00.000-08:00

Lara Durback thinking about energy or that space in between every person and thing. And her name always confusing. Never committing to a form of art but always writing first. Talking, music, food, handmade leather earrings, printing, digging through trash & gluing, dancing, yoga. People people people people and cats and public transportation.

Jose's father's name is Jose, and his father's father's name was Jose too. Hence, 'Jose-Luis'; which gratifies this scrivener's sense of self-worth in a world filled with Joses, famous and none-too-famous. To his friends, he is Jose, and to one very good friend, it is 'Josef' - others may refer to him as 'Joe' or 'Yousef' - yet no one calls him 'Pepe' because he still is (bless him) 'Pepito'. His father is a poet/metaphysician, a pater-in-spirit published; and his father's father was a boxer, a dragon given to drink & toxicity. So proceed the events enchained by the recurrence of a name - variations on a theme lost in a conspectus of what JHVH increases - a genealogy as yet unwrit, dim-seen... The present Jose(-Luis) resides in Illadelph, PA

Barbara Cully is the author of Desire Reclining (Penguin, 2003); The New Intimacy (Penguin, 1997), which won the National Poetry Series Open Competition; and Shoreline Series (Kore Press, 1997). She teaches in the Department of English at the University of Arizona as well as in the Prague Summer Program. Poems from a new collection appear in CUE and Sonora Review, and are forthcoming in Tight.

Following an initial stab at political satire for The Sunday Times of London, the Brooklyn-born writer has remained a recurring nightmare for British readers. Steven got his start in the UK, working at London's premier listing's magazine, Time Out, and subsequently for The Guardian, filing film features, theatre reviews and covering the major European film festivals. His credits in the UK also include BBC Children's Television, GQ, Cosmopolitan, The Evening Standard and The Face. In the US his work has been published in The New York Times, Premiere and Interview Magazine.

Specializing in film coverage, Steven has worked as a Hollywood correspondent and frequent contributor to The Sunday Times and Esquire in the UK, with numerous covers for both publications. His interviews include : Martin Scorsese, John Travolta, Samuel Jackson, Sharon Stone, Woody Allen, Brad Pitt, Sandra Bullock, Jude Law, Kevin Costner, Ray Charles and Timothy Leary amongst numerous others.

Approached by former Disney animator, Raul Garcia, he scripted the animated feature, Sian Ka'an, featuring the voices of Salma Hayek, Placido Domingo, Alfred Molina and Cheech Marin. Additional credits include two animated Eloise holiday specials from Film Roman & Handmade Films (based on the books by Kay Thompson and Hilary Knight), featuring the voices of Tim Curry, Lynn Redgrave, Brad Garrett and Jim Belushi.

On line

Saturday February 28th 7pm
at

VANISHING POINT BY MARGUERITE HARRIS Feb 15th 6-9pm Free!

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MicroClimate Resident Artist
MARGUERITE HARRIS
Technology and Culture
A film/video/computer generated environment.
Sunday, February 15 6-9PM Free, CLIMATE THEATRE 285 9TH STREET SF, CA 94103

Using repetitive, minimalist imagery, Marguerite Harris explores "the documentation of natural forms as archived events, buried within the digital frame." She creates films and immersive video environments which fluctuate or multiply and can be temporally and spatially disorienting; the spectator is engaged as both subject and activator of the work.
In the MicroClimate Project Space the artist will be showing digital computer generated stills from her hand-made film "Flowers & Leaves #1 & #2" (2007),. She will experiment with activating the Project Space through experimental live-feed video looping.

New! Works on Paper by Valyntina Grenier

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Twelve works using acrylic, ink and H2O on paper range in size from 30"x22" to 67"x42." Each piece comes ready to hang w/ an artist-made slip and dowel weight and hanging system. All arelight-weight and several can be hung 2 ways.They are priced to sell from $50.00 to $280.00.
I hold a BA in English from UCBerkeley and an MFA from Saint Mary's College. I am the editor-in-chief of Life-Long Press and the curator/ MC of Back Room Live, a monthly multi-genre reading series formerly held at Mc Nally's Irish Pub. Back Room Live is now on line at backroomlive.wordpress.com. Join us for our debut posting Saturday, January 31st, at 7pm and the last Saturday of every month at 7pm to read and comment on the work of 4 new writers!

The Rockridge Cafe is at 5492 College Ave in Oakland they are open Sunday-Monday from 7:30am-3pm.

WIP's 2

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NOW SHOWING at Khana Peena on College

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Khana Peena is at 5326 College Ave. in Rockridge click the post title for restaurant hours and info. The food is delicious!
My Pager's in My Other Pants
After the Modern Styles: abstract lyricisim, minimalism, abstract symbolism
Acrrylic on canvas
5'X5'
$621.00

My Pager's in my Other Pants is titled after a mixed tape made by my friend Lukas Champagne which I listened to while composing Autopoiesis 2 my second annual show of paintings for the Lanespliter in July of 2007. During the month of May I composed ten paintings (acrylic on canvas or cedar) ranging from 6"x6" to 5'x5'. This painting is the fourth in my series Strains. The first paintings in the series were gennerated from a sketch I made after the minimalist style in 1997 while watching The Andromeda Strain. The term strain has several connotations. Those which provide a lense for the viewing of this painting : (music) a series of musical phrases that create a distinct melody of a piece, (biology) a variant of a plant, virus or bacterium, or to pass through a filtering agent such as a strainer, to embrace or clasp tightly; hug. The image to the right, the original sketch for My Pager's in My Other Pants, was composed during an art history class in 1998.
To view the other paintings in the Strains series and others go to lifelongpress.blogspot.com. Or to see some new works on paper from the series to the right visit the Rockridge Cafe January 22nd through May 6th.

HAPPY NEW YEAR NEWS!!!!

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BACK ROOM LIVE ! SATURDAY NIGHT ! January 31st 2009 ! ROBERT HASS ! SARAH GARRIGAN ! VERONICA CARLOS-LANDA ! JENNY DRAI ! backroomlive.wordpress.com 7pm !

Join us for our debut posting! Coming soon backroomlive.blogspot.com a photo archive of the Back Room Live reading series from Mc Nally's Irish Pub in Oakland. Also, Thursday January 8th join us live at Book Zoo in Oakland at 7pm w/BRL Editors Choice Edition/ contributors ! Brenda Hillman ! Sara Mumolo ! Barbara Claire Freeman ! Craig Santos Perez ! See you there +V.

Jenny Drai likes to say she was raised by wolves, but really she is the child of librarians, which may or may not be the same thing. A graduate of the poetry program at Saint Mary's College of California, her work has appeared in Court Green, Five Fingers Review, and The Tiny as well as other journals. She has written a novel, John Clare, which awaits publication, and is currently working on a novella, Dark Age, about a fifth century book of laws, a list of names, and a divorced writer with too much time on her hands. She likes to swim and run and enjoy scotch in a responsible fashion in Oakland, California, but she has also lived in Chicago, Hamburg, and Munich. She works in the home furnishings industry.

Veronica Carlos-Landa is a Mexican-American poet who has lived in California all of her life and never plans to leave. She received her BA from UC Berkeley and her MFA from St. Mary's College. Vero, as her friends affectionately call her, also teaches, learns, loves, sews, knits, and loves to drink beer.

Sarah Garrigan is a student at the University of California at Berkeley working towards a degree in English. She is currently a Co-Publicity Chair for the Berkeley Poetry Review. After college, she looks forward to living in a box while discovering what exactly one can do with a B.A. in English. She enjoys drinking chai lattes, wandering around San Francisco, and pretending to work on her senior thesis.

Robert Hass teaches English at the University of California at Berkeley. His most recent book of poems is Time and Materials (Ecco). He has translated Japanese poetry (The Essential Haiku: Versions of Basho, Buson & Issa, Ecco)and, with the author, many volumes of the poems of Czeslaw Milosz. He's married to Brenda Hillman.

Works In Progress

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/BRL Editor's Choice Edition/ Available LIVE at BOOK ZOO

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Special and Staple-copy editions of BRL in store now CLICK THE LINK FOR STORE HOURS!!!