Come to New York City on July 21 for ...
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Representing beat literature, technology art, spoken-word poetry, web hypertext/fiction and many other things from Theater of the Absurd to haiku ... featuring performances and visits by ...
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| David Alexander | shock of a feather, double truth on the second level |
| David Amram | renowned jazz composer, pull my daisy |
| Levi Asher | literary kicks, queensboro ballads, |
| John Cassady | visions of his father neal |
| Marie Countryman | vermont subterranean |
| Breath Cox | cherry valley poet |
| Christian Crumlish | enterzone, the dead beat, only way free |
| Galinsky | go poetry, pseudo |
| John Grady | relix, straight people suck |
| Leslie Harpold | creator of smug webzine |
| Brian Hassett | canadian poet & prankster |
| Richard Hell | weather, go now, voidoid, love comes in spurts |
| Bob Holman | poetry guide, united states of poetry, inventor of the poetry slam |
| Aaron Howard | st. louis subterranean |
| Birgitta Jonsdottir | icelandic web artist, womb of creation |
| Toby Kasavan | avant-garde jazz, theory of everything |
| Eliot Katz | new jersey poet, unlocking the exits |
| Xander Mellish | short stories and cartoons, five george washingtons |
| Briggs Nisbet | geography poet from california |
| Charles Plymell | robbing the pillars, last of the mocassins, fuckface |
| Lee Ranaldo | dirty windows, bookstore, road movies, sonic youth |
| Walter Raubicheck | haiku poet |
| Greg Severance | bulldog breath |
| Herschel Silverman | beat poet from bayonne, poems forged in a forest of words |
| Daniel Srebnick | jazz saxophonist |
| Mark Thomas | creator of sorabji web space |
| Cor van den Heuvel | editor, norton haiku anthology |
| Robert Burke Warren | songwriter and folkadelic performer |
| Ron Whitehead | beaver dam rocking chair marathon,i will not bow down |
| Meg Wise-Lawrence | acorn mush, staccato, pre-raphaelites |
| Phil Zampino | changes to blind, notes from underground, squidco |
Featuring the Mighty Manatees
Production by Brian Hassett/Spirit Productions
THE LITERARY KICKS SUMMER POETRY HAPPENING
Also celebrating the publication of Rolling Stone Book of the Beats
The Bitter End
147 Bleecker Street, New York City
July 21, 1999
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$5 admission at the door
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