Senior Tuesday saw to the department-wide scavenger hunt, a CDub tradition that shall be upheld for years to come…
Tomorrow, Juniors Wednesday. Epic won’t even begin to cover it.

at the Ruth Asawa School of the Arts in San Francisco
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Congrats to junior Giorgia (alliteration? I think so) for the publication of her poem “The Coast” in Sugar Mule!
August? I always see this coming in June, always tell myself “You gotta do your homework early because it’ll be August before you know it and school’s gonna start,” but always, always, August sneaks up on me.
Segues are weird!
Abigail and Nick are hosting another Poetry Salon, on August 6 at 10am, Abigail’s home. It will also function as a workshop, so Cdubs should bring the poems and stories they wrote over the summer to share. Copies are encouraged, along with something short by other authors. We’re just one big happy family, guys. Love it.
July 26th-29th
Poets, both emerging and established, gather in San Francisco from around the world to participate in four days of free poetry, workshops and music at various venues around the city.
Go to sfipf.org to get all the details.

Bestselling author, DAVE EGGERS will sign his latest novel, Hologram for the King, one man’s fight to hold himself and his splintering family together in the face of the global economy’s gale-force winds.
15% of the sale of each book at the event will benefit 826 Valencia.
BOOKSIGNING ONLY – NOON TO 1:00 pm
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The Poets & Writers website offers a useful repository of information for, well, poets and writers. There are several “legitimate” writing competitions that have some fast-approaching July deadlines, so take a look and see if any are write for you.
Have any of you experienced Streetopia SF? I’ve been out-of-the-loop as I just heard about this collection of art events on the radio yesterday. Streetopia SF involves street art, multi-media performances, poetry and the like. Tonight’s show includes local band Ruby Howl.
Christine Shields and The Sea S
w/ Ruby Howl
7: 30 PM @ Luggage Store Gallery
Christine Shields and the Sea S
This special performance by Christine Shields and collaborators combines video projection and installation with live music and sound to present a dreamlike experience of a parallel reality San Francisco. Opening is San Francisco’s RUBY HOWL
reposted from Craigslist:
Saturday, June 23, is an afternoon poetry read in Bernal Heights. Red Hill Jumps! is an occasional spoken word gathering sponsored by The Commons SF.
This time around we’re featuring Bernal resident poets. Open mic, $1 a poem. That is, poets are paid $1 a poem. Must live between Bayshore and Mission, Crescent and Cesar Chavez to read. But the rest of San Francisco is welcome.
Food and drink provided.
RSVP would be nice.
Notable House
189 Ellsworth St.
SF 94110