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Barely Published Roster
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 7 p.M.
Barely Published Authors
Readings by the best up-and-coming masters of prose in the Bay Area.
Elissa Bassist, Jeremy Hatch, Mimi Lok, Andre Perry, Paul Spinrad, Ian Tuttle, Alia Volz, and Olga Zilberbourg with MC Ransom Stephens.
The Make-Out Room, 3225 22nd Street
FREE ADMISSION
21 and Over
Elissa Bassist edits The Rumpus column “Funny Women.” Her essay “A Baker’s Dozen of My Feelings about Infinite Jest” appears in Best of the Web 2010. Peruse elissabassist.com for literary, feminist, and personal criticism.
Jeremy Hatch is film editor of TheRumpus.net, and a writer of diverse interests. He blogs daily at JeremyHatch.com.
Mimi Lok's work has appeared in Hyphen, TimeOut, The Washington Post and elsewhere. Based in San Francisco, she directs the “McSweeney's Voice of Witness” book series, which chronicles human rights issues through oral history.
Andre Perry is writing a memoir about his misadventures in the San Francisco indie rock scene in the early 2000s. It is called Thinking of a Dream I Had. He lives in Iowa City.
Paul Spinrad is a freelancer and enthusiast who works as Projects Editor for Make Magazine, lives in San Francisco with his wife and their two tots, and uses his parents' money to pay for childcare.
Ian Tuttle was born in San Francisco. He likes bicycles and writing. His short stories have been called moody, haunting and the real thing. A novel is forthcoming. His website is wordsofeverytype.com.
Alia Volz. Soul food. Suck face. Sharp fangs. ZYZZYVA. Sugar freak. Sleazy friends. Instant City. Science fiction. Storm front. Sticky fingers. aliavolz.com. Stage fright. Smelly farts. Sensational figure. Literary Death Match. Secret fraternity. San Francisco.
Olga Zilberbourg was born in Russia and lives in San Francisco. She writes fiction, edits, translates poetry, and blogs in two languages. Her work has appeared in Narrative Magazine, J Journal, and Thema.
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