Jacob Russell's Barking Dog

I am his Highness' dog at Kew:
Pray tell me, sir, whose dog are you?

From the heart of South Philly-- Literary Yelps from an Irreverent Old Dog
The aesthetics of process: ruminations on poetry, literature and the human condition.
"So humble and benevolent is Papa Legba that he never needs sacrifice of pigs."

Philly Readings

Tuesday July 14, 7pm - Poetry
Robins
Moonstone Poetry Series ponders
BASTILLE DAY

An open outcall, poetic pondering, on the nature of freedom. How does Bastille Day translate for the former colonies? Poetry in reflection of such, greatly appreciated and encouraged. And what of letters de cachet? Did they survive?
Hosted by Ray Garman, Lamont Steptoe and Justin Vitiello

Friday, July 24th 7:00PM
Benefit Poetry Reading and Open Mic
for Wooden Shoe Books

with the New Philadelphia Poets

On Friday, July 24th, 7:00-9:00 pm, the New Philadelphia Poets will hold a reading to benefit Philadelphia’s 32-year-old, all-volunteer, collectively-run Wooden Shoe Books (508 S. 5th St. Philadelphia, PA 19147). The evening will include readings by Sarah Heady, Patrick Lucy, Debrah Morkun, Jamie Townsend, Angel Hogan, Marion Bell, Greg Bem and Carlos Soto Román.

The featured readers will be followed by an open mic session. Audience members are encouraged to bring their own poems, stories, voices, instruments…anything they’d like to share! There will be a $5 suggested donation at the door, as well as drinks and appetizers for a small price. All proceeds will go directly to the Wooden Shoe’s “Moving Fund” campaign.

The Wooden Shoe is an all-volunteer collectively-run Infoshop located in Philadelphia, PA that seeks to embody the principles of anarchism and other movements for social justice. We strive to provide our local community with radical and non-traditional sources of written, digital, and spoken information. We wish to be an empowering resource for activism, organizing, art, self-education, dialogue, community-building, and the anti-capitalist struggle.

Jacob Russell's Barking Dog

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

The American Suburb: "The greatest misallocation of wealth in the history of the world"

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