A breeding ground . . . for librarians

So. We were so excited about our Dog Eared books appearance last night that we didn't manage to get to sleep until 4am, what with a large dose of blog tweaking (which, we are beginning to think is a little like a meth habit except you don't lose teeth) and the fact that at 4am a large portion of People We Know In Other Continents Are Still Awake As It Is Their Normal Daytime Hours. Anyway, we did manage to finally make it to bed and Zzzzzzzzzs and are now rarin' to go for tonight's installation at Adobe Books (see post below). A whole five brand-spanking-new members signed up at Dog Eared, and we'll give a special warm welcome to Kathe, who was our first San Francisco citizen to sign up ever. Does she win a prize? Nope. But she does win er, let's see, a, er, free poem next time we see her! She also still has out a book so we hope to see her again soon!



So, five members takes our total library membership up to two hundred and twenty seven. Yee hah!

And to top it all off, we've got another venue in the bag folks (thanks Nicole!). Come see the Itinerant Poetry Librarian and Library at . . .


The Marsh on Tuesday, February 27th from 5 - 7pm. That's 1062 Valencia Street, San Francisco, (between 21st and 22nd - 3 blocks from 24th & Mission BART). Here's a
map. It's "a breeding ground for new performance" . . . yeah! Breeding grounds. We like it! So we're gonna dive right in with the library . . . come dig for poems and join our backwater crew!