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•Tue, Feb 9th, 7:00pm
Scott Selby and Greg Campbell

•Thu, Feb 11th, 7:00pm
Marisa Meltzer with Allison Wolfe and Denise Oswald

•Sun, Feb 14th, 5:00pm
A Valentine's Day Craftstravaganza

•Mon, Feb 15th, 7:00pm
Tamler Sommers

•Tue, Feb 16th, 7:00pm
Jon Naar

Featured Event

Wednesday, February 11, 7PM
Marisa Meltzer

Author of Girl Power: The Nineties Revolution in Music

with Allison Wolfe of Bratmobile

and Denise Oswald, editor and director of Soft Skull Press

Marisa Meltzer

The early nineties was the time of the riot grrl. Girls across the country put down gender roles and classic feminist critiques, and picked up instruments, zines, and revolutionary politics. For years the best bands were almost exclusively girl bands.

Author Marisa Meltzer is the coauthor of How Sassy Changed My Life (Faber, 2007). Her work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Slate, Elle, and Teen Vogue. She lives in Brooklyn. She'll be here with the legendary Allison Wolfe of Bratmobile and editor Denise Oswald to talk about the book, the music and the movement.

 

 

News of Note
Staff Picks
Nourishing Traditions
Written by Rebecca   

By Sally Fallon (New Trends Publishing, $27.00)

nourishingThis book completely changed how I think about food. I have never eaten anything from it that I didn't like--biscuits to 'kraut. It has amazing bits of information along the margins, quoted from other, often more hardcore, nutrition books. When I cook from it, I feel part magician mixing potions, part homesteader. I can't imagine my life without it.

 
10 Architectural Walks in Manhattan
Written by David   

By Francis Morrone & Matthew A. Postal (W. W. Norton, $29.95)

10_architecturalWhat a great book! I've always wanted to learn more about New York's architecture, but its overwhelming scope has always deterred me. I never knew where to begin until now. This book, with beautiful illustrations, and interesting, informative commentary, has proven to be the perfect place to start. There are 10 self-guided, architectural walks laid out here. They are easy to follow, a lot of fun, and you'll learn a lot about the city and the history of its buildings.

 
On the Commerce of Thinking
Written by Dustin   

By Jean-Luc Nancy (Fordham, $16.00)

on_the_commerceThis is filthy stuff, erotica for booksellers and readers in general. "Oh Jean-Luc," you'll cry, "tell me more about the illegible! Yes, that's it, keep talking about the book as a self-fulfilling and essentially empty object!" This thing is thin enough to hide under your mattress but pendulous with thought; a perfect gift for the sexy intellectual in your life.

 
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