7 . 16 . 05 : saturday : 7 : 30 pm
melissa r. benham
kyle kaufman
sean macinnes
bios
Kyle Kaufman lives in San Francisco, where he lives in a tiny and hidden apartment, and makes his living as an archivist in a downtown architecture office. He is a founding member of the Rock Paper Scissors Collective [Editor's note: Not to be confused with the illustrious Rock! Paper! Scissors! Collective! in Oakland]. He’s also editor (w/ Sara Larsen) of the poetry zine el pobre Mouse, and publisher (w/ Summer Rodman) of Subday Press. His Steely Dan, Subday’s seventh offering, came out in May. In the same month, he joined the blog world with werdenfield.blogspot.com, an ongoing experiment in articulating a poetics, or something approximating that when seen quickly, in the fog, slightly drunk, at night.
Sean Thomas MacInnes was born in Flint, Michigan and has also lived in Murfreesboro and Memphis, Tennesse; Leeds, England; and currently resides in Boulder, Colorado. His work includes Critical Series and A Room Of Trees from Subday Press, and the novel Albert Valentine, parts of which have appeared in Bombay Gin and The American Drivel Review. His poetry has been published in The Stolen Purse, threethereforetwo, and el pobre mouse. He received a BFA in Theatre from The University of Memphis, and an MFA in Creative Writing from Naropa University’s Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics. He has also studied the Comedia Del Arte and Lazzie Theatres at Bretton Hall College in Leeds, England. Sean has, in one way or another, been involved with over a hundred theatrical productions in Memphis, Leeds, and Boulder; where he last served as a guest director at Boulder High School’s production of one-act plays The Plays The Thing, directing Samuel Beckett’s An Act Without Words. And even more recently he has joined Free Speech TV where he serves as the production coordinator for the show Sourcecode, a ten-part series which centers on progressive social change by framing local issues through the lens/themes of The American Empire.
Melissa R. Benham's bio can be seen to your left. thank you. More about her can also be found at
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3 comments:
yay!!!!! i wish i could go! it was so nice seeing you in la! i love the boy in the bubble. breaks my heart everytime. especially at the end when he rides off on that horse.
kyle kaufman is NOT a founding member of the Rock Paper Scissors Collective. where did this info come from?
hmmm...too bad you're anonymous or I'd tell you directly. anyway, kk & others were working on a publishing collective which we called rock paper scissors for a bit before realizing there was one out there & so close. don't get your panties in a bunch. I'll put a note up on the entry.
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