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Workingman’s Dead & Heads Talks in New York, Portland, Boston, Burlington

Join me as I take part in the first leg of Jesse Jarnow’s Heads Talks. We’ll be talking Grateful Dead, psychedelics, sonics, pop culture, and much, much more!  

June 2: Commend, NYC, 7pm

June 3: Mountain Jam, Hunter Mountain, NY (festival ticket required) June 5: SPACE Gallery, Portland, ME with Richard Loren (Grateful Dead manager; High Notes: A Rock Memoir, East Pond, 2014), 7pm June 7: Deep Thoughts, Jamaica Plain, MA with Paul Martin (internet pioneer, Stanford AI Lab) and Michael Yacavone (on experimental psychoacoustics & live concert taping), 7pm June 8: ArtsRiot, Burlington, VT with Richard Wright (experimental 4-track musician/ early '80s Phish collaborator), founding members of Bread & Puppet Theater, 7pm

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33 1/3 Workingman’s Dead

Coming soon! http://www.bloomsbury.com/us/grateful-deads-workingmans-dead-9781628929256/

[thoughtsonthedead]

我々はどこにでもあります

Most of the time, the innertubes are a terrible place full of capital letters and lies, but occasionally you find out that there are–and have been for a while–Japanese Deadheads. The great (and greatly named) Buzz Poole even attests on Twitter that he saw a Dead tribute band in Osaka back in ’91, and not one made up of ex-pats and Marines and English teachers: the whole band: Japanese guys.…

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Murakami’s most enduring talent is his ability to rein in his expansive imagination with sentences strung together with elegant simplicity. As is the case in most, if not all, Murakami, The Strange Library features a male protagonist unexpectedly caught out of sorts, unsure how to extricate himself from the predicament, and reliant on eccentric characters, one of whom is, of course, a beautiful young woman. In many ways, The Strange Library is familiar territory, but even by Murakami’s standards this prose is sparse, and, it turns out, secondary to the storytelling.

Buzz Poole reviews Haruki Murakami’s The Strange Library.

[photojojo]

Before the days of digital, it was common for companies to produce these delightfully corny novelty cameras as promotional items, even if they took terrible photos.

Authors Christopher Salyers and Buzz Poole teamed up on a new book entitled Camera Crazy that chronicles some of the most iconic novelty cameras made over the years.

Camera Crazy Documents Famous Novelty Cameras From the Past

via The Guardian

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21. Read Our Man in Iraq A fictional fabricating war journalist. Take an ambitious and insecure journalist in Zagreb, have him start secretly rewriting all the news reports filed by the unhinged cousin he sent to Baghdad to cover the war, and you get Robert Perisic’s Our Man in Iraq—a timely if unconventional novel for the tenth anniversary of the war, and likely the only book you’ll ever read translated from the Croatian. —K.S. Black Balloon Publishing.

What to Do in New York - April 3-10, 2013 -- New York Magazine

Robert Perisic will be at our bookstore tonight with Black Balloon Publishing's Buzz Poole. Free, 7PM, free snacks courtesy of Black Balloon and free wine courtesy of the Croatian Consulate!

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This song turned Buzz Poole into a Dead Head.