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February 4, 2013

Peanut Reading & Signing at BookCourt

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Remember when Grandpa used to read the funny pages out loud to you? Well, that’s kind of what I’ll be doing at BookCourt. There may well be NutterButters (and peanut-free alternatives) for those in need of a late afternoon boost.



Sunday, February 24, 4pm


Gitcher Peanut!


BookCourt


163 Court St


Brooklyn, NY


718-875-3677


All Ages for SURE!

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Published on February 04, 2013 18:24

Pre-Zinefest Festivities at the Brooklyn Museum

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Join the East Village Inky, I Love Bad Movies and Washington DC’s Runcible Spoon for some pre-Zinefest festivities going down as part of the Brooklyn Museum’s First Saturday this April.


We’ll be bringing visual aids to help us gab about zines and also compiling a community-based cooking zine, available for download on the Brooklyn Museum’s website later this year. Come with recipes and any food based memories you’d care to document.


April 6, 6pm – 8pm


The Brooklyn Museum

200 Eastern Parkway

Brooklyn, NY

718- 638-5000


Admission is free, refreshments are available for purchase, and be forewarned that the crowds can get hairy!

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Published on February 04, 2013 18:17

Brooklyn Zine Fest

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Springtime is my time is your time is our time for springtime is Brooklyn Zine Fest time and viva, sweet love!


brooklyn zine fest


Grab a fistful of dollars and hasten your heiner over to Williamsburg for the second annual Brooklyn Zine Fest, as featured in East Village Inky #50! Hot diggity dayumn! Wait til you clap eyes on the exhibitor list! Are you excited yet? I know I am.


Sunday April 21st, 11am – 6pm


Brooklyn Zine Fest


Public Assembly


70 N 6th Street


Brooklyn NY


all ages, liquid refreshments available for purchase, and FREE as a melonfarming bird, so come prepared to spend lavishly.


In addition to The East Village Inky and various one shot zines I’ve horked up over the years, copies of Peanut and Zinester’s Guide to NYC will be available for your purchasing pleasure.

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Published on February 04, 2013 18:02

Brain Frame

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Are you up for some Brooklyn Zine Fest Afterparty Comic-centric Chicago-style action?


Great, so am I!



The East Village Inky is but one of  many Brooklyn Zine Fest tablers who will be staying on for Brain Frame, a fantastic event on loan from Chicago. Can’t say what I’ll be doing just yet, but it’s likely to involve a projector and some technology-induced jitters.


Sunday, April 21st, 7pm


Brain Frame


Public Assembly


70 N. 6th St


Brooklyn NY


Zines, mini-comics and liquid refreshment available for purchase!

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Published on February 04, 2013 17:51

January 8, 2013

And the 15th runner up is…

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No Touch Monkey! was recently honored by Buzzfeed as the 16th of 20 Of The Most Awkward Memoirs Ever Written. I claim this mantle in honor of simians the world over.

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Published on January 08, 2013 14:30

December 21, 2012

Peanut is a Publishers Weekly Pick of the Week!

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Goober Goober HEY! Looks like Christmas is coming early, even if Peanut won’t be hitting the manger til the day after. The lootin’ nut elves have the story, so click em!


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Published on December 21, 2012 11:28

November 14, 2012

Pitching in to Keep The New York Times Afloat

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(everybody sing along!)


The thrill’s gonna getcha

When you see  my picture

On the cover of the Rollin’ Stone…


Hardly. But I have been gigging a bit for the Gray Lady.


The online edition. Some folks think that’s steerage class, but I’d recommend taking a look at the ship’s layout before making assumptions about who’s going to drown first


Here’s an archive of that which the New York Times has seen fit to publish. Who cares how old this fish is? You can still leave a comment.

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Published on November 14, 2012 08:14

November 13, 2012

How to Preserve Pre-Digital Communication’s Most Pleasurable Rituals

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A really neat opportunity fell into my lap recently. My assignment was to ask one question. Another art-loving soul would be charged with providing an answer.  After which I would find out who the hell I was interviewing. My question:


How can we keep pre-digital communication’s most pleasurable rituals from becoming extinct?


If you’re not dazzled, inspired, and touched by artist Betsy Biggs’ incredible answer you need to log off the internet and get those presents back to Whoville, stat. Of special interest to those with a fondness for postcards and Providence. That’s all I’m sayin’…


@betterymagazine


 

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Published on November 13, 2012 13:48

October 19, 2012

Get Yourself Some Open Culture

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I’ve got a sweet new gig, blogging for Open Culture, an insane source for free cultural & educational media on the web. So go ahead and learn yourself another language, take a complimentary college course, and feast on catch-free movies and music, and while you’re at it, we’d be much obliged if you’d leave a comment on any content that bears the byline of your addled cultural Virgil, our hero Ayun Halliday.

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Published on October 19, 2012 07:47

November 11, 2011

ZG2NYC dipped in bronze!

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Mary Keitany, Tsegaye Kebede, several billion baby shoes, and the Zinester’s Guide to NYC!


Thanks to the Society of American Travel Writers Foundation for awarding the bronze medal to the ZG2NYC in the annual Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism Competition


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Published on November 11, 2011 05:31