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Daphne Carr (Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate Machine) will be at Housing Works on April 28 at 7pm, joining Laina Dawes (What Are You Doing Here? Black Women in Metal, Hardcore and Punk, Spring 2012), and Village Voice music editor Maura Johnston in a reading of their works on fandom and a panel discussion about […]

Jessica (standing) & Hank & Daphne & Christopher & Bryan. (Not pictured: standing room only crowd). NYT coverage can be found here.

While Joe Bonomo was in Austin for SXSW, he was interviewed by Kimberly Austin (no relation) for Rock Book Show about his book about the Fleshtones, Sweat.[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWdKaQr7_W4]More info on the Rock Book Show website. Looks like there are some pretty great interviews in the works for the future…

A tiny piece of 33 1/3 history: a 2002 prototype, with front and back covers (for the Kinks and Dusty books respectively – the first two manuscripts I ever received for the series) taped on to a copy of Stefan Zweig’s Casanova, published by the Pushkin Press.

We are pleased to announce that many of continuum’s books are now available as ebooks! We have created our own platform so our books will look very pretty on your computer, ipad or other reading device. It’s actually quite swanky….http://ebooks.continuumbooks.com/ Many 33 1/3 titles are available now and many more are on the way. A

The Unsound NYC festival kicked off over the weekend in New York. This is the second year that the Krakow-based festival of electronic and experimental music has done its thing in New York, featuring talks, workshops, screenings, and of course, performances. Here are a few events worth checking out: Harald Grosskopf and Alan Howarth &

Greenlight Bookstore in Fort Greene, Brooklyn will be hosting Hank Shteamer (Ween-Chocolate and Cheese) along with Bryan Charles (Pavement-Wowee Zowee), Daphne Carr (Nine Inch Nails-Pretty Hate Machine), and Christopher Weingarten (Public Enemy-Nation of Millions) on April 7th. Mark your calendars. Full info here: http://greenlight.indiebound.com/event/evening-music-writing-33-13 Make an evening of it… Get some BBQ, have a cupcake,

Somebody up there likes me! Indigo Books, a large Canadian chain bookstore (with a much nicer/better designed website than any US chain bookstore I’m aware of) has published a list of the top 5 Music books by editor Justin Sorbara-Hosker and Bill Janovitz’s Exile on Main Street made the list! http://blog.indigo.ca/non-fiction/item/291-my-top-5-music-books.html

Click for higher-resolution:via very small array.

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