Books Read 2006 (chronological)
1. Streaming- Larry Kearney
2. Parade R ain- Michael Koshkin
3. Hot Whiskey #1
4. Sun- Michael Palmer
5. The Danish Notebook- Michael Palmer
6. The Circular Gates- Michael Palmer
7. Without Music- Michael Palmer
8. Fourteen Hills vol. 7 #1
9. bird-book- Jessica Smith
10. Wherever We Put Our Hats #2
11. Bombay Gin #28
12. Drawn And Quarterly Review #4
13. No Love Lost- Ariel Bordeaux
14. 1-800-Flowers- Robert Fitterman
15. Happy Endings- ed. Diana Schutz
16. Gypsy/Moth- Rachel Blau DuPlessis
17. The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner- Samuel Taylor Coleridge illustrated by Gustave Dore
18. Drill #7
19. Batman Evolution- Greg Rucka
20. Portraits From Life- David Collier
21. Bimbo Gun #1
22. The Extended Dream of Mr. D- Max
23. Nova- Standard Schaefer
24. House Of Raging Women- Los Bros Hernandez
25. Live Action Arcade 04.06
26. Petroleum Hat- Drew Gardner
27. Carrington- Elizabeth Robinson
28. Weird Star Thing- Michael Koshkin/ Jennifer Rogers/ Barbara Barg
29. Mirage #128
30. Effing Magazine #2
31. SPX 2002
32. Renga Draft 32- Rachel Blau DuPlessis
33. ACTS #3
34. Live Action Arcade 05.06
35. Duck Feet- Los Bros Hernandez
36. Water And Power- Standard Schaefer
37. Full-Figured Rhapsody- Sheila E. Murphy
38. Lyric Poetry After Auschwitz- Kent Johnson
39. A Line Drive To Left Field/ A New Hymn To The Old Night- Michael Friedman/ Noah Eli Gordon
40. Plantarchy #1
41. Magazine Cypress #4
42. Night Season- Mark Lamoureux
43. Caricature- Daniel Clowes
44. Young Gods and Friends- Barry Windsor Smith
45. The Bus- Lauren Kohne
46. Waiting For Food Number 3- Robert Crumb
47. Nova- Samuel R. Delany
48. Talschlusse- Hartmut Abendschein
49. Loud Soft Silent- Joseph Cooper/ Jared Hayes/ Liz Guthrie/ Andy Peterson
50. The Peripheral Space of Photography- Murat Nemet-Nejat
51. Cusp- Jocelyn Saidenberg
52. Tears From Heaven- Los Bros Hernandez
53. Flies on The Ceiling- Los Bros Hernandez
54. Ishmael Among The Bushes- William Allegrezza
55. Each In Neither- Michael Slosek
56. Signed Even As A Waiting- Paul Klinger
57. Life of The Party- Mary Fleener
58. A Poem- Cheryl Quimba
59. The Metal Sunset of Tomorrow’s Ascending Dissension- Jules Boykoff
60. In The Quells- Christopher Rizzo
61. Hernandez Satyricon- Los Bros Hernandez
62. Holiday In Tikrit- Keith Tuma/ jUStin! katKO
63. Batman Anarky- Alan Grant
64. Elsewhere- Gary Sullivan
65. Analfabeto/ An Alphabet- Ellen Baxt
66. Dusky- Jocelyn Saidenberg
67. RecollecTed- Jared Hayes
68. My Spaceship- ed Mark Lamoureux
69. Temper and Felicity Are Lovers- Kathryn L. Pringle
70. Summer Stock #1
71. 5 Is The Perfect Number- Igort
72. Bharat Jiva- kari edwards
73. Pete Hoffman Days- David Harrison Horton
74. Our Cancer Year- Harvey Pekar/ Joyce Brabner
75. Pink Steam- Dodie Bellamy
76. Tout Va Bien- Suzanne Stein
77. On Epistemology and Proposal For The Field of “Ortho-epistemics”- Matthew Arnone
78. Walk Don’t Walk- Chet Wiener
79. Runts- David Buuck vs. Sue Denom
80. Smolt- Nicole Pollentier
81. I know The Truth- Kevin Killian
82. Memoirs of my Nervous Illness- Brandon Brown
83. Ruts- David Buuck
84. The Daily Ursonian- Tanya Brolaski
85. Scrawl- Susana Gardner
86. Beat Roots- Anne Waldman
87. Non Eligible Respondent- Stefani Barber
88. Mirage #133
89. The Sandman Season of Mists- Neil Gaiman
90. Selected Amazon Reviews- Kevin Killian
91. On Writing a memoir on the craft- Stephen King
92. Everybody’s Autonomy Connective Reading and Collective Identity- Juliana Spahr
93. Hamilton Sketchbook- David Collier
94. Shuffle Boil 5/6
95. Summer Stock #4
96. Mirage #134
97. Mirage #132
98. Foursquare #1
99. Foursquare #2
100. Foursquare #4
101. Summer Stock #3
102. Summer Stock #2
103. Mirage #130
104. Mirage #129
105. Mirage #131
106. Kitchen Confidential- Anthony Bourdain
107. The Sandman A Game Of You- Neil Gaiman
108. Open Night- Aaron Lowinger
109. Small Town #PZA
110. Cousins- Alli Warren
111. Chicken With Plums- Marjane Satrapi
112. The Meat Book- ed. Michael Koshkin/ Jennifer Rogers
113. Forgo Rival- Erin Morrel
114. Barefoot Gen Out Of The Ashes A Cartoon Story of Hiroshima- Keiji Nakazawa
115. The Subtraction of Light (for a pig)- Michael Koshkin
116. Mirage #136
117. Giant Killer- Dan Brereton
118. Fiver Fingers Review #15
119. Foursquare #6
120. Certain Devotional Acts- Susan Pike
121. Insect Country(A)- Sawako Nakayasu
122. Selections From The Bruise- Magdalena Zurawski
123. Foursquare #3
124. Foursquare #5
125. Mirage #124
126. Paper Poem- Rick Snyder
127. Nothing Moving- Hazel Mcclure
Dec 31, 2006
Dec 29, 2006
...
i've been watching Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Man's Chest for the last 7 1/2 hours straight with no end in sight. this is the most painfully long movie i've ever seen. this is worse than Barry Lyndon (sorry Andy Peterson). i just took a break and went downstairs to eat peanuts and watch the History Channel. after finishing Hitler And The Occult i came back upstairs to find the same sword fight still raging. i want to vomit.
...
F.B.I.
1. house-sitting for Brett
2. Budweisers and 'sleazy electro pop' in a triangle shaped Victorian (Steiner at Fullhouse houses)
3. 'bear' bar at the corner of Market and what?
4. Hush Hush is closed but our friends from Whiskey Thieves just bought the place
5. drinking more Budweisers with the WT dudes who are pulling an all nighter frantically working to get the bar ready to open the following night (no way is it gonna happen) while reminiscing about ye' old Fulton Street Bar (RIP)
6. heading over to Valencia and 16th for schwerma and drinks
7. heading to BART heading East Bay bound
8. catch a cab home from station
9. chatting with middle eastern cabbie about Sadam's pending execution
10. attempt at eating hella homemade tamales with sourcream
11. waking up on hurt
1. house-sitting for Brett
2. Budweisers and 'sleazy electro pop' in a triangle shaped Victorian (Steiner at Fullhouse houses)
3. 'bear' bar at the corner of Market and what?
4. Hush Hush is closed but our friends from Whiskey Thieves just bought the place
5. drinking more Budweisers with the WT dudes who are pulling an all nighter frantically working to get the bar ready to open the following night (no way is it gonna happen) while reminiscing about ye' old Fulton Street Bar (RIP)
6. heading over to Valencia and 16th for schwerma and drinks
7. heading to BART heading East Bay bound
8. catch a cab home from station
9. chatting with middle eastern cabbie about Sadam's pending execution
10. attempt at eating hella homemade tamales with sourcream
11. waking up on hurt
Dec 28, 2006
The Descent
contrary to the opinion of some of my friends (Armand) this is not a very good movie. after the first 30 minutes (when the monsters arrive) this is not a very scary movie.
two things that sucked about this movie:
1. when out of nowhere two of our heroines go all Ripley and start snapping necks like Schwarzeneggr from Commando.
2. too much monster and not enough cave.
four things that i liked about this movie:
1. that the monsters (Crawlers) were biological. that they weren't EVIL. that they were just sort of defending their territory like any animal would.
2. that scene where the dikey girl's bone shoots out of her leg. (there hasn't been a better compound fracture scene since Deliverance...)
3. a cast of really beautiful white-water-rafting-bouldering-spelunking English hippy girls (which when you think about it, is more fantastic (in the "phantastikos" sense of the word) than the salamander/bat-like monsters, i went to Naropa, there's no such thing as attractive granola)
4. that this movie had nothing to do with overweight redneck cannibals...or zombies...cause that shit's played out like silk screened t-shirts yo.
two things that sucked about this movie:
1. when out of nowhere two of our heroines go all Ripley and start snapping necks like Schwarzeneggr from Commando.
2. too much monster and not enough cave.
four things that i liked about this movie:
1. that the monsters (Crawlers) were biological. that they weren't EVIL. that they were just sort of defending their territory like any animal would.
2. that scene where the dikey girl's bone shoots out of her leg. (there hasn't been a better compound fracture scene since Deliverance...)
3. a cast of really beautiful white-water-rafting-bouldering-spelunking English hippy girls (which when you think about it, is more fantastic (in the "phantastikos" sense of the word) than the salamander/bat-like monsters, i went to Naropa, there's no such thing as attractive granola)
4. that this movie had nothing to do with overweight redneck cannibals...or zombies...cause that shit's played out like silk screened t-shirts yo.
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