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Adding Psychic Wounds to The Art of Bleeding

Clint Catalyst — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 16:20:08 +0000

October 2011 : Clint Catalyst

Readings/Spoken Word Performances

Saturday, October 29, 2011 (Hollywood, CA)

with
MARGARET CHO (Drop Dead Diva, The Cho Show)
KIM FOWLEY w/ NOIZEE & BRIANNA GARCIA
JIM TURNER (Duck’s Breath Mystery Theatre, 2-Head Dog)
TOBY HUSS (Carnivàle, Adventures of Pete & Pete)
SELENE LUNA (The Cho Show, My Bloody Valentine 3D)
CLINT CATALYST (Cottonmouth Kisses, 1000 Ways To Die, The Adonis Factor)
MICHELLE CARR (Velvet Hammer, The Berber Show)
Emcee: BIENO SVENGALI (Svengali Magic)

The Vitals:

PLEASE NOTE : THIS IS AN EARLY SHOW (8-10 p.m.)

10/29/11
“Halloween Highway 2 : Art of Bleeding and Guests”
Art of Bleeding
Steve Allen Theatre
4773 Hollywood Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
8:00 p.m. — 10:00 p.m.
Linkature: Facebook Event Page , Facebook Group
All Ages (Though Not Recommended for Children)
$10 Admission
Contact: comedy@artofbleeding.com , abram@artofbleeding.com
❧ Or via Facebook (Please see links above)

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About Art of Bleeding:

“The Art of Bleeding is a uniquely non-accredited educational institution offering powerful and ego-destabilizing lessons in health and safety. Our presentations (often staged from an ambulance) utilize live performance, film, puppets, music, animation, and thinly veiled medical fetishism to explore the topic of catastrophic health emergencies within the framework of children’s television programming.”

Hemoglobin Hotties

Also, here’s a little

via Mine Archives:

Bloody Cool ? Reverend Al Ridenour’s Antics Define ‘Sick’ In The Best Sense Of The Word

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Though I digress. More about
The Last Saturday of October!

“This Halloween weekend, The Art of Bleeding will once again transform the Steve Allen Theater parking lot into a ghoulish carnival of entertaining catastrophes featuring a SPECTACULARLY REAL MULTI-VEHICLE CAR-CRASH TABLEAU.

Against a smoldering backdrop of twisted cars, you’ll have the opportunity to hear TRUE STORIES OF MEDICAL HORRORS and ACCIDENTS from a rotating line-up* of storytellers including MARGARET CHO, ANDY DICK, JIM TURNER, TOBY HUSS, EDDIE PEPITONE, SELENE LUNA, DON BOLLES, STEPHEN HOLMAN, CLINT CATALYST, MICHELLE CARR, KIM FOWLEY, DUKEY FLYSWATTER, DANNY SHORAGO, KIM STODEL, BIENO SVENGALI, and more.

Providing dubious educational counterbalance to these tales of trauma will be THE ART OF BLEEDING’S “Magic Ambulance Theater,” a tragically misguided children’s show featuring gore-drenched actors, pedantic Safety Ape, bickering robot, and an ample array of attendant nurses in less-than-ample wardrobe.

FEMALE BLOOD WRESTLING, and a frighteningly live sound-performance installation by the enigmatic medical miracles of BOUNCEHAUSEN round out the evening.

And by all means, feel free to come in your Halloween costume! Doctors, nurses, and ESPECIALLY accident victims encouraged. Prizes for outstanding achievements related to our theme.”

(Again, there’s a high likelihood this show may not be appropriate for children.)

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TICKETS AVAILABLE VIA:

Steve Allen Theater

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*Please note: this event takes place three separate evenings. I’ve listed the the night in which I’m a participant, for reasons that should be obvious— but hey! Maybe you’re not super-saturated with information on a daily basis, nagging like a steady succession of pop-up ads programmed to auto-start with a You-Will-Watch-Me insistence so gauche, your keyboard locks, a carcinogenic hue plagues your screen and sweeps it dark as

Oh, #whatever

I’m sure any of the nights will be fun. I just hope to see you when I’ll be there, so we can . . .

Insofar as caloric value? Of that I’m not certain

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AUTOMOBILE SCULPTURE: Clod Wrinkleman, Al Ridenour

ART OF BLEEDING MAGIC AMBULANCE THEATER: Randy Horton, Phil Glau, Al Ridenour, Eric Ridenour, Auriana Borealis, Jezebelle X, Harmony Rose, Tayler Jones, B.J & Eileen Winslow, Erin Robotmachine.

BOUNCEHAUSEN: Jason Hadley, Elizabeth Herndon, Joe Borfo, Cathy Gingerly, Rev. Mook, Rev. Dak J. Ultimak, Kel, Nicole Arneson, Matteo Oettam, Tim Wheeler, Esther Napastick, Michel Cicero, Todd Sterling

BLOOD WRESTLING: Auriana Borealis, Snow Mercy, Chrystal Skye

Projections by LUCID PROJECTIONS.

CADILLAC AMBULANCE AND GEAR courtesy NIK WHITE

Salt Lake City: Beware!

Clint Catalyst — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 13:05:51 +0000

Didja notice how the previous blog post (“Mark Your Calendars…”)
Began with the phrase

✷ EVENT ONE of TWO ✷ ?
Well, it just so happens that

✷ EVENT TWO of TWO ✷

is an “out-of-town”er, which I’m stoked about:

S A L T † L A K E † C I T Y

∞ ∞ ∞

Oh, SLC—you sizzling center of the DI ♡
Over the course of the last decade, I’ve descended upon you as a spoken word performer, actor,
M.C.—for Black Chandelier/Jared Gold, as well as for the Dark Arts Festival—but never,
never this:

∞ ∞ ∞

(Dare we venture use so audacious a phrase as ‘performance artist’?)

Well, considering I just referred to myself by the Royal “We” (Pluralis Majestatis)—
a nosism employed by a person of high office, like a monarch, earl or pope—I figure
I’m already dallying around with dangerous territory
as it is…

∞ ∞ ∞

And speaking of dangerous territory:

This collaboration with comrades Paris Sadonis

:: who didn’t give me a recent photo, so hee² ::

∞ ∞ ∞

& the lovely Zoetica Ebb

Is breakneck behavior at its most unpredictably brilliant (and vice-versa).

∞ ∞ ∞

I’ve got mad admiration for both of these multi-talented artists, and
collaborated a few times with Paris back in the haze of my ‘S.F. daze’

:: below: a relic ::

EXP Presents “Circa 23″

∞ ∞ ∞

However, taking into consideration
not only the six year span during which Mr. Sadonis & I were
on different continents, but also the addition of
a new voice & a new vision
to the mix

Who’s To Say?

What. May. What. Might. Transpire.

∞ ∞ ∞

Who’s To Say?

Not I.

Friday, the 11th of June, 2009 † Area 51, 450 S. 400 W., SLC, UT

Doors at 8 PM † Performance at 9 PM † 10 Dollar Cover Charge.

18 to Think † 21 to Drink

Oh Yes: Mark Your Calendars, I Said!

Clint Catalyst — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 19:11:27 +0000

June 2010 Clint Catalyst Readings/Performances

✷ EVENT ONE of TWO ✷

Saturday, June 5, 2010 (West Hollywood, CA)

Catalyst and the stunning Julia Voth are the “featured readers” for Los Angeles’ incendiary new spoken word series: The Poetry Brothel.

This month’s theme is “The Best Little Whorehouse In Los Angeles.”

The Vitals:

06/05/10
“Clint Catalyst As A Commodity: Verbiage For Sale”
The Poetry Brothel
House of Blues, Foundation Room
8430 West Sunset Blvd
West Hollywood, CA
Doors at 8:00 p.m.; Event Concludes at 11:59 p.m.
Linkature: The Poetry Brothel via Facebookery
This Event Is 21 & Over, With A Valid I.D.
Entry Will Be $15 At The Door, $10 With RSVP via thepoetrybrothelrsvp@gmail.com
❧ Or via Facebook (link posted above)

And Now For Further Enticement, In The Words Of Madam M:

“Join us on June 5th for steamy readings, cold drinks and lovely ladies performing burlesque for your titillation. In the old fashioned style of everyone’s favorite Dolly Parton flick, dress to the nines and get ready to be sauced and saucy.

All of the resident ‘whores’ are available for these sequestered readings at any time during the event. Of course, any good brothel need a furtive ‘front’ or cover; ours is part saloon and part salon, offering a full bar with music, burlesque dancing, fortune-tellers, and installations from our poets and other artists at each event. [In addition to the featured readers], each night we will also introduce several “New Girls”…[performers] who punctuate the evening with a few special public performances.”

Music provided by the ever spectacular Daniel Ribiat.

Featured visual artists: Joshua Burian Mohr and Zoetica Ebb

“The cornerstone of The Poetry Brothel is the event series. Bringing a new twist to the tradition of poetry reading, The Poetry Brothel showcases a diverse roster of emerging and established poets.

However, our events are also interactive performance art pieces based on the concept of the prewar brothels in the United States and Europe.”

“As Far As Therapy Goes” by Clint Catalyst :: (the “Hiccup” remix/visit) ::

Clint Catalyst — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 21:44:08 +0000

Beats, Blips & Spoken Word—Here It Is

Volume Four of Hiccup, the theme of which is

“Under The Influence”

∞ ∞ ∞

Hiccup is a live, multi-media performance series in the L of A, curated by wordsmith Eric Layer—

Each ‘happening’ is accompanied by a literary magazine on-line, complete with a down-loadable podcast of Mr. Layer’s infamous

∞ ∞ ∞

Verse-slingers in Los Angeles—or traveling troubadours in search of a rad venue to ‘do [their] thang’—forthcoming themes are posted on the

Hiccup website, including a section on the where & how to submit…

An adroit and techno-savvy blogger, I’m anything but—

Hence, the fact two “circumcized” versions of the podcast have been brought to my attention isn’t a shocker, by any means.

(In other words, the equivalent of lifting my track from a D.J. mix.

Or, for the sake of giving simile?

Like going to a potluck and noshing on nothing but the entrée I brought with me. Ru!)

You’ll miss out on some awesome anecdotes by Anna Spanos, Amy Young, Valerie Palmer and Jenna Blough, but

in true “If you’re gonna do it…” parental style, the aforementioned gaucherie can be obtained

here :: via .m4a bootleg ::

by clicking here :: for :: the .mov download .

Whatever the case, I hope to see you Hiccuping in future days!

Until Then—

Yours in Bargain-Bin Head-Shrinking & Sample Packs of SSRIs,

Clintasaurus Wrecks

x o x o x

April 2010 Clint Catalyst Readings/Performances

Clint Catalyst — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 22:14:20 +0000

April 6, 2010 (Conway, AR)

Clint Catalyst is a guest speaker/performer for the Hendrix-Murphy Foundation Programs in Literature and Language series. This year’s theme is “Word and Image.”

04/06/10
“The Writer as Image: Words, Personae, and the Media Between”
Hendrix College
Reeves Recital Hall
Conway, AR
7:30 p.m.
Hendrix-Murphy Foundation Campus Events
All Ages
FREE and Open to the Public

“Clint Catalyst, a Hendrix alumnus, further examines this year’s theme with a presentation of the idea of personal image as relating to the writer.”

* Media Coverage in Arkansas Online, in association with the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. *

“Under The Influence” At HICCUP—Saturday, March 13, 2010: 9 PM

Clint Catalyst — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:48:31 +0000

A new spoken word series in Los Angeles
(…& it’s long overdue)

Seattle, WA: A Cause Célèbre

Clint Catalyst — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 17:58:31 +0000

Double-Fisted

Happenstance

:: which,

in grand detail

is… ::

“The Lactose Tolerant Side of The ‘G’ Word”

or: “Wit Sharper Than Fake Fangs, & A Sense of Humor That Doesn’t Suck”

Venters–a.k.a. The Lady of Manners–has authored a venerable ‘How-To’ guide of charm and etiquette, exploring what one might refer to ‘the lighter side of Goth.’ At this event, the author will expound upon philosophies such as how being polite in contemporary society is exponentially more subversive than wearing t-shirts with so-called ‘edgy’ slogans, distill phenomena such as NotAGoth (denial of one’s previous “cobweb cred”), and posit questions such as “Exactly what is ‘age appropriate’ in terms of alternate aesthetics?”

The Lady of Manners, whose everyday attire of Neo-Victorian meets Tim Burton, knows first-hand what it is like to have strangers stop, stare, and occasionally grab at you, encourages black-clad gothy types to embrace their dark and spooky ways, but to also be aware that doing that is going to make you stick out…and that proclaiming that you are “So Unique And Different” while also complaining that “No One Understands You” is “a silly, silly contradiction that no one should hide behind.”

Catalyst, on the other hand, esteems to be “nifty-crafty in [his] revelry of Lachrymose Inc.” As much an extension of the oral tradition as a rudimentary ‘Show & Tell’ session, he plans to arrive armed with visual relics of social networking in the pre-internet days (‘zines, especially those with adverts for “pen-fiends,” as well as painstakingly decorated little treasures referred to as “FB”s–“friendship books” by some, “fetish books” by others).

In layman’s terms, think of a MySpace page in terms of being an actual page in a hand-made booklet. “Some socially awkward kid like me stuck in the bowels of the South created the thing, wielding watercolors and many a glue stick in the process,” he explains. “I then mailed it to a friend of mine in—oh, I don’t know, Buttzville New Jersey—who decorated the next page, then mailed it to a friend of his/hers in Zimbabwe, then mailed it…until something like a year later, when and if I was lucky, it would end up ricocheting back to me.”

Apart from the obvious correlation between FBs and Facebook—namely, the notion of meeting people through the “networks” of other people—there was an esoteric set of abbreviations that accompanied the subculture (“NNP” for “No New Pals”; “AA” for “Answers All,” etc), just as Millennial txtspeak has its “LOL”; “BRB”; “STFU”; “ILY” and countless other mutations.

Each serious about their craft—yet not taking themselves too seriously—ultimately, both Venters and Catalyst represent the classic archetype of The Outsider. Venters describes her work as “for those who have ever searched for beauty in dark, unexpected places, embraced their individuality, reveled in decadence, and have a sense of humor or whimsy about it”; whereas in the case of Catalyst, a self-proclaimed “alterna-queer with a shadowy sensibility,” he likens his penchant for Goya over Gucci as “a voracious appetite for something other than what my environment had to offer. Literally, it was the driving force behind…well, me driving 3 ½ hours to rent VHS tapes of Derek Jarman films from the only video store in Arkansas that carried them.”

August 2009 Clint Catalyst Readings/Performances

Clint Catalyst — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 16:51:31 +0000

August 8, 2009 (San Francisco, CA)

Clint Catalyst adds a few words of his own to a stellar line-up of authors at Charlie Andrews’ “Writers With Drinks,”the Bay Area’s highly-acclaimed ‘Spoken Word Variety Show’

08/08/09
Other magazine presents Writers With Drinks
(with featured wordsmiths Dorothy Allison, Adam Savage, Clint Catalyst, Mary Miller, Steven Barnes and special guest host Beth Lisick)
The Make-Out Room
3225 22nd Street
San Francisco, CA
7 p.m.
Writers With Drinks Website
*This Event Is 21 & Over
$3-$5 sliding scale (all proceeds benefit non-profits)

Reader/Performer Bios:

Dorothy Allison is the author of the National Book Award finalist and Ferro Grumley prize-winning Bastard Out Of Carolina, the Lilian Smith prize-winning Cavedweller, and the short story collection Trash, plus the forthcoming She Who. She was an award winning editor for Quest, Conditions, and Outlook, early feminist and Lesbian & Gay journals. Her story “Compassion” was selected for both Best American Short Stories 2003 and Best New Stories from the South 2003. She’s been a Distinguished Visiting Professor at Emory University and a writer in residence at Macondo in San Antonio, TX, and Columbia College in Chicago.

Adam Savage is a special effects expert who hosts the show Mythbusters on the Discovery Channel. He’s also worked on Star Wars Episodes I and II, Space Cowboys, Galaxy Quest, Terminator 3, the Matrix sequels, and A.I. among others. I’ve done R&D for toy companies, acted in commercials and films, and done props and sets for Coca-Cola, Dow Corning, Hershey’s, Lexus, and a host of New York and San Francisco theater companies.

Steven Barnes’s novels include the Aubry Knight series, the Insh’Allah series, plus Shadow Valley, Great Sky Woman, Charisma, Iron Shadows, Blood Brothers and the Kundalini Equation. With Larry Niven, he’s written the Dream Park Series, The Descent of Anansi, Achilles’ Choice and Saturn’s Choice. With Tananarive Due and Blair Underwood, he writes the Tennyson Hardwick novels. He also wrote the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine novelization Far Beyond The Stars, and the Star Wars novel The Cestus Deception, plus two Assassin’s Creed novels. He’s written for The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Stargate: SG-1 and Andromeda, and has been nominated for the Hugo, Cable, Ace and Endeavor awards.

Clint Catalyst is the author of Cottonmouth Kisses. He’s served as contributing editor with Swindle Quarterly and Surface, a managing editor of Permission magazine, and editor-at-large of three literary journals: Praxis, Psychodaisies, The Aeonian. With Michelle Tea, he co-edited the anthology Pills, Thrills, Chills and Heartache. He’s won the Isaac Andrew Campbell Memorial Prize for Poetry and the Congress/Bundestag Scholarship, the literary journal CFF deemed Catalyst both “Renaissance Man of the Year” and “Author With Most Anticipated New Release.”

Mary Miller is the author of Big World and the chapbook Less Shiny. Her work’s appeared in Storyglossia and elsewhere.

About Writers With Drinks:
Writers With Drinks has won “Best Literary Night” from the SF Bay Guardian readers’ poll five years in a row and was named “Best Literary Drinking” by the SF Weekly. The spoken word “variety show” mixes genres to raise money for local worthy causes. The award-winning show includes poetry, stand-up comedy, science fiction, fantasy, romance, mystery, literary fiction, erotica, memoir, zines and blogs in a freewheeling format. The event has been going since April 2001.

About Beth Lisick:

Beth Lisick has published poems, essays, a short fiction collection, and also wrote a weekly nightlife column for SF Gate for eight years. Her stage and screen collaborations with writer/performer Tara Jepsen have yielded some uncomfortable moments, the most recent being a short film called Diving for Pearls which played the international film festival circuit. She also co-organizes the Porchlight Storytelling Series, a monthly show for amateur storytellers in San Francisco. Her book Everybody Into the Pool, was a New York Times bestseller and made Entertainment Weekly’s list of Top 10 Nonfiction Books of 2005. Her latest book about her adventures in the self-help biz is called Helping Me Help Myself: One Skeptic, 10 Self-Help Gurus, and a Year on the Brink of the Comfort Zone.

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August 14, 2009 (San Francisco, CA)

Clint Catalyst performs a multi-media spoken word performance at Homo-A-Go-Go!

08/14/09
SOMArts
934 Brannan Street
San Francisco, CA
415-552-1770
7:40 SHARP! (Immediately Following Hunx and His Junx)
Homo-A-Go-Go Website
“Homo For A Day” Pass: $10 for Those Under 21; $20 for 21+
All Ages
(Please Refer To Website for Full Benefits of the Day Pass! Truly: The Talent + ‘Perks’ = FTW…)

Info listed at Homo-A-Go-Go Site, Click Through To “Readings/Performances”

Hope to see y’all there– I performed at H.A.G.G. three years ago in Olympia and had a wickedawesome time!

Previous Reading/Performances 2008 & Earlier

Clint Catalyst — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 16:15:16 +0000

Previous Readings/Performances:

May 2008 Clint Catalyst Readings/Appearances

May 20, 2008 (San Francisco, CA)

The Radar Reading Series presents Clint Catalyst

(Appearing to read new material and participate in an informal Q & A)

5/20/2008
The Radar Reading Series
Clint Catalyst
The S.F. Center
1800 Market Street (at Octavia)
San Francisco, CA 94102
415.865.5555
Email
Website
7 p.m.
All Ages
$FREE and open to the public…

August 2006 Clint Catalyst Performance Art/Readings

August 4, 2006 (Olympia, WA)

Clint Catalyst performs at the Homo A Go Go arts festival

(Other featured performers for the evening include musical acts, authors, and other marvelous miscreants such as Xiu Xiu, Lovers, Des Ark, Johnny Dangerous, Katastrophe, Tim’m West, Shelley Doty, Lisa Jackson, and Gina Young)

8/04/2006
Homo A Go Go!
Capitol Theater
246 5th Avenue, Southeast
Olympia, WA 98501
(360) 754-5378
Email
Website
8:30 p.m.
All Ages
$ COST: Refer to Homo A Go Go website for ticket pass and package price options

July 2005 Clint Catalyst Readings

Friday, July 8, 2005 (Los Angeles, CA)

Clint Catalyst at Jennifer Blowdryer’s Anthology Release Party

(With featured writers James St. James, Alvin Orloff, Lenora Claire and, of course, Jennifer Blowdryer)

7/8/2005
Good Advice for Young Trendy People of All Ages [Manic D Press]
Book Release Party and Hipster Make-Over Panel
Skylight Books
1818 N. Vermont Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90027
323.660.1175
7:30 p.m.
All Ages
Free and Open To The Public

Editor Jennifer Blowdryer from Manhattan, who has more hipster advice than you can handle: Drugs, Rehab, What to Do If You’re Turning 40, When to Rock Down-at-the-Heel Bohemianism, How to Handle Being a Trust Fund Terror, How to Pick An Arch Rival, Helpful Hints for Documentation…What you wanna know?

Clint Catalyst, who’ll be dishing club door etiquette from his ten years working as Clip Board Bitch and Cash Box Cunt. If you’ve ever wondered what magic could be worked to get on The List-�or what not to do, in order to prevent humiliation in front of your friends-�then he’s got a tip or two for you.

Celebutante James St. James of Party Monster fame will spell out How To Work A Room So You Can Conquer Any Scene in High Style,

Club promoter and pin-up model Lenora Claire will give pointers on How To Be A Future Cult Icon,

and

author Alvin Orloff will explain How and Why To Be A Trendy Flunky.

Boundless fun!

September 2004 Clint Catalyst Readings

September 25, 2004 (Phoenix, AZ)

Clint Catalyst presents and signs Cottonmouth Kisses and Pills, Thrills, Chills and Heartache

(With featured writers M. Christian and Sage Vivant)

9/25/2004
The Root Seller
1605 N. 7th Ave.
Phoenix, AZ
Contact bookstore for any additional information
11am-2pm
All Ages
$FREE

September 25, 2004 (Phoenix, AZ)

Clint Catalyst performs at The Blue Ball: A Night of Erotic Art, Spoken Word, Performance, and Music

(With gallery photographs by Rick Castro and featured performers Clint Catalyst, M. Christian, Sage Vivant, and many more)

9.25.04
(Please see Blue Food website for a comprehensive list of activities.)
The Alwun House
1204 E. Roosevelt St.
Phoenix, AZ
602.253.7887
Website
Contact venue for parking information
8pm
21+
$15

April 2004 Clint Catalyst Readings

April 6, 2004 (Providence, RI)

Clint Catalyst and Michelle Tea present and sign Pills, Thrills, Chills and Heartache: Adventures in the First Person

(With featured writers Jayson Elliot from Permission magazine and singer/songwriter Daniel Cartier)

4/6/2004
Pills, Thrills: East Coast Launch
(Daniel Cartier, Clint Catalyst, Jayson Elliot, Michelle Tea)
AS220
115 Empire Street
Providence, RI 02903
401.831.9327
Email
Website
Contact venue for parking information
6pm
All Ages
$6

April 7, 2004 (Boston, MA)

Truth Serum presents: A book release party and signing for the new anthology Pills, Thrills, Chills and Heartache: Adventures in the First Person, edited by Clint Catalyst and Michelle Tea

(With featured performers Daniel Cartier, Clint Catalyst, DeWayne Dickerson, Talia Kingsbury, Ben McCoy, and Michelle Tea, with MC Heywood Wakefield)

4/7/2004
Truth Serum Presents: A Pills Party
(Daniel Cartier, Clint Catalyst, DeWayne Dickerson, Talia Kingsbury, Ben McCoy, Michelle Tea, Heywood Wakefield)
Zeitgeist Gallery
1353 Cambridge Street
Inman Square
Cambridge, MA
Email
Website
Contact venue for parking information
7:30pm
All Ages
$7

April 9, 2004 (New York City, NY)

Clint Catalyst and Michelle Tea present and sign Pills, Thrills, Chills and Heartache: Adventures in the First Person

(With featured writers Lisa Archer, Daniel Cartier, Clint Catalyst, Jayson Elliot, Kathe Izzo, Shawna Kenney, Laurie Stone and Michelle Tea)

4/9/2004
Pills Party
(Lisa Archer, Daniel Cartier, Clint Catalyst, Jayson Elliot, Kathe Izzo, Shawna Kenney, Laurie Stone, Michelle Tea)
Barnes & Noble Greenwich Village
396 Avenue of the Americas
New York City, NY 10011
212.674.8780
Email
Website
Contact bookstore for parking information
7pm
All Ages
$FREE

April 11, 2004 (Brooklyn, NY)

Put on your Easter bonnet, and come out for an evening of spoken word confections!

(With featured performers Lisa Archer, Clint Catalyst, Daniel Cartier, Jason Elliot, and Jan Richman. Hostessed by Cheryl B.)

4/11/2004
Lucky 13 Saloon
273 13th St. (5th Ave.)
Park Slope, Brooklyn
718.499.7553
Website
Contact venue for parking information
7pm
21+
$FREE

April 13, 2004 (Toronto, Canada)

Glad Day Bookshop, Eye and Trade magazines present an evening of spoken word at the Drake Hotel

(With featured writers Clint Catalyst, Kristyn Dunnion, Sky Gilbert, Kathe Izzo, Michelle Tea, Scott Treleaven, and R.M. Vaughan

4/13/2004
Glad Day Bookshop Presents: Chills and Thrills� “The legality of providing pills is a tad dubious, and we figure you’ll probably want to skip the heartache!”
(Clint Catalyst, Kristyn Dunnion, Sky Gilbert, Kathe Izzo, Michelle Tea, Scott Treleaven, and R.M. Vaughan)
The Drake Hotel
1150 Queen West
Toronto, Canada
for more info, please call Glad Days at 416.961.4161
Email
Website
Contact bookstore for parking information
7pm
All Ages
$FREE

April 20, 2004 (New York City, NY)

Clint Catalyst and Cheryl B. featured at Dixon Place’s HOMOTEXT event, as curated by Kevin Wolfe

(With featured writers Clint Catalyst and Cheryl B.)

4/20/2004
Bluestockings Bookstore
172 Allen St. (between Stanton and Rivington)
New York City, New York
212.777.6028
Email
Website
Contact venue for parking/public transportation information
7pm
All Ages
$5

March 2004 Clint Catalyst Readings

March 1, 2004 (Costa Mesa, CA)