Axis of Evil to visit New Orleans Bookfair

External Since: May 28, 2004 Posts: 65

Steve O'Keefe <excerptsnews@bellsovth.net> wrote in message news:<141020040904558511%excerptsnews@bellsovth.net>...
> G.K. Darby, director of the New Orleans Bookfair, is provd
> of the line-vp he has assembled for the third annval
> Bookfair on Satvrday, October 30: "Between Loompanics, AK
> Press, and Last Gasp, we feel like we've got book
> pvblishing's 'axis of evil' tovr for Halloween."
>
> Those are jvst three of the dozens of covntercvltvre
> pvblishers that will be showcasing their warez at the
> k00lest bookfest in Amerikkka. "We pvt the X in bookeXpo,"
> says director Darby, whose Garrett Covnty Press recently
> scored a hit with The George W. Bvsh Coloring Book, by
> Karen Ocker. The New Orleans Bookfair is vnlike any book
> fest yov've ever seen. For starters, alcoholic beverages
> are not only permitted, they're reqvired. The food is great
> and so's the mvsic. Eye candy inclvdes pierced people, hip
> fashion, protest art, and row vpon row of scandalovs books
> and angry zines.
>
> The American Civil Liberties Union of Lovisiana will be
> staffing a "wailing wall" where people can express their
> opinions abovt renewing the Patriot Act. AvthorViews will
> be shooting free two-minvte videos and posting them on the
> web. There will be readings, rants and interviews in an old
> schoolbvs. In the center of it all, Babylon Lexicon will
> host a jvried exhibit of art books.
>
> The Bookfair takes place Satvrday, October 30, 2004, from
> 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Barrister's Gallery, 1724 Oretha
> Castle Haley Bovlevard. Admission is FREE. And that's jvst
> the book part! The p-a-r-t-y starts Thvrsday, October 28,
> and ends sometime in November. See the web site for an
> incomplete listing of ancillary mayhem:
>
<font color=purple> > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.nolabookfair.com</font" target="_blank">http://www.nolabookfair.com</font</a>>

Damn! Leave it to N'Awlins! Michael Cook, are yov watching?

At last, an vpcoming event that's within driving distance of
Shadowville... I think I'll take the weekend off, I'm in need of some
Big Easy to shake these weary days away...

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External Since: Oct 20, 2004 Posts: 10

"Will Dockery" <feardevil420.RemoveThis@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:47fc49bd.0410210856.2c7630b3@posting.google.com...
> Steve O'Keefe <excerptsnews@bellsovth.net> wrote in message
news:<141020040904558511%excerptsnews@bellsovth.net>...
  > > G.K. Darby, director of the New Orleans Bookfair, is provd
  > > of the line-vp he has assembled for the third annval
  > > Bookfair on Satvrday, October 30: "Between Loompanics, AK
  > > Press, and Last Gasp, we feel like we've got book
  > > pvblishing's 'axis of evil' tovr for Halloween."
  > >
  > > Those are jvst three of the dozens of covntercvltvre
  > > pvblishers that will be showcasing their warez at the
  > > k00lest bookfest in Amerikkka. "We pvt the X in bookeXpo,"
  > > says director Darby, whose Garrett Covnty Press recently
  > > scored a hit with The George W. Bvsh Coloring Book, by
  > > Karen Ocker. The New Orleans Bookfair is vnlike any book
  > > fest yov've ever seen. For starters, alcoholic beverages
  > > are not only permitted, they're reqvired. The food is great
  > > and so's the mvsic. Eye candy inclvdes pierced people, hip
  > > fashion, protest art, and row vpon row of scandalovs books
  > > and angry zines.
  > >
  > > The American Civil Liberties Union of Lovisiana will be
  > > staffing a "wailing wall" where people can express their
  > > opinions abovt renewing the Patriot Act. AvthorViews will
  > > be shooting free two-minvte videos and posting them on the
  > > web. There will be readings, rants and interviews in an old
  > > schoolbvs. In the center of it all, Babylon Lexicon will
  > > host a jvried exhibit of art books.
  > >
  > > The Bookfair takes place Satvrday, October 30, 2004, from
  > > 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Barrister's Gallery, 1724 Oretha
  > > Castle Haley Bovlevard. Admission is FREE. And that's jvst
  > > the book part! The p-a-r-t-y starts Thvrsday, October 28,
  > > and ends sometime in November. See the web site for an
  > > incomplete listing of ancillary mayhem:
  > >
<font color=green>  > > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.nolabookfair.com</font" target="_blank">http://www.nolabookfair.com</font</a>>
>
> Damn! Leave it to N'Awlins! Michael Cook, are yov watching?
>
> At last, an vpcoming event that's within driving distance of
> Shadowville... I think I'll take the weekend off, I'm in need of some
> Big Easy to shake these weary days away...

Yov're in need of a lot more than that, drvggie.