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Marc Woodworth’s Bee Thousand reading at Turn It Up! in Northampton has now sadly been cancelled.

Hi folks, John Mark here. Actually, due to Bob Pollard tearing a muscle in his calf, landing him on the 15-day DL, Marc Woodworth’s Bee Thousand reading in Boston has been cancelled, but he is soldiering on with the reading at Turn It Up! Records in Northampton on Saturday, November 18th at 6pm. We saw

News of two November readings in Boston. This Friday at 7pm, Marc Woodworth will be presenting another GBV-related extravaganza in support of his Bee Thousand book. It’ll be at Nuggets – 486 Commonwealth Ave.(see the post above) And then on Thursday November 30th, Mark Polizzotti will read from his excellent Highway 61 Revisited book at

Ott vs Meloy. Oh dear.

The latest store to open its heart to the 33 1/3 series is Equator Books in Venice, California. The store is located at 1103 Abbot Kinney Blvd in Venice, and specialises in books on:Surf & Skate Music Prostitution & Call Girls Black Studies Circus Freaks & Bullfighting Drugs & Crime Looks like a beautiful store.

First – thanks to everyone who’s left suggestions on the previous post. Some very interesting ideas there! Second, thanks to everyone who braved the rain last night, to attend the reading at Cake Shop. Ben Sisario read the first few excellent pages of his Pixies book, followed by a quick Q&A session. This was followed

As the series chugs inexorably (ambles merrily) (strides manfully) (limps painfully) (hides dizzily) (yes, I’ve been watching too much Top Model) towards the possibility of signing up some more new books in 2007 – but please don’t send me anything yet! – thoughts turn to potential authors. God knows if any of these people would

Just to confirm: at 7pm on Monday, we’ll have a reading (or, if you prefer, a “bi-media extravaganza”) at Cake Shop on Ludlow St in NYC. Marc Woodworth will be enthralling us with a reading from his brand new Bee Thousand book – in Marc’s words “There’ll be a randomly chosen interview cassette minute, the

A couple of quick things for today. I haven’t had a chance to listen to these yet, but there are a bunch of outtakes from the Stones’ Exile on Main St. sessions here. Good to see a mention of Bill Janovitz’s book in the comments. Also, Matt Conroy has a long interview with Joe Pernice

Marc Woodworth, author of our Bee Thousand book, sets out to prove he can blog with the best of them, right here. Already up: extracts from the book’s index (the book doesn’t actually have an index), and news about a couple of upcoming readings, in NYC and Northampton, MA – prior to Mr. Pollard’s shows