kyle tells all

mr. kaufman of the werdenfield times has written a bit on the last ARTIFACT reading (which was fabulous). thanks to alli, lauren, and brandon for reading their astounding work, thanks to all who came & enjoyed themselves, and to those who didn't come: I feel a little sorry for you.

www.werdenfield.blogspot.com

TOMORROW!!! ARTIFACT: 8 : 20 : 05

artifact nove

brandon brown
lauren shufran
alli warren

saturday, august 20th 7:30pm (we mean it slackers)
byoblah

2921b folsom street (at 25th street)

415 647 7689 artifact109@yahoo.com

bios

Brandon Brown is a poet and translator from Kansas City,

Missouri. He is the author of Kidnapped, an unpublished work

which deals with translation, abduction, love, sex, and Marx.

His previous book, E PODES, was a faulty translation of the

Latin poet Horace which dealt with translation, meter, terrorism,

love, and lunch. With Jocelyn Saidenberg, he co-curates

Performance Writing at New Langton Arts.

Lauren Shufran received her B.A. in Buffalo, New York where she

helped found House Press and the Saucebox forum for women writers.

Her previous, and now very old, chapbooks are 'Day is a Flatland'

and 'A Study of Distance,' both out of House Press, as well as a c.d.,

‘Sound Bytes,’ co-recorded with Sandra Guerreiro. She's currently

at San Francisco State for her M.F.A., and also studying and

sometimes very slowly translating Arabic poetry.

Alli Warren is nordic champion in pace twin competition. She

is a pagan jack certified quality auditor under the auspices of

the american society of quality control and has expertise in the

development of quality. She is so excited she jumps right out of

bed as 3 year olds do at 4. Despite her plans to open an auto

dealership, Alli mostly just publishes "poems" in Magazine Cypress,

The Hat, Shampoo, etc. All in all, Alli is the architect of a rowdy and

iridescent system of astrology that has produced Schema ('04), Yoke

('04), and HOUNDS ('05).

Shampoo 5th Anniversary Celebration : Thursday 8.18.05

shampoo!

Thursday, August 18
6:30pm

GalleryOne San Francisco
One Embarcadero Center, Mezzanine Level
(same building as Embarcadero Cinema)
on the corner of Battery and Clay Streets

Expect to hear poetry from
Brent Cunningham
Bill Berkson
Kit Robinson
Alli Warren
Kevin Killian
Ronald Palmer
Leslie Scalapino
Robert Gluck
Solidad Decosta
Justin Chin
Stephen Vincent
Phil Crippen
Cynthia Sailers
Cedar Sigo
Stephanie Young