June 2004
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An excerpt from the ‘Radar Reading Series’ dialogue/spoken word performance on May 20, 2008 in San Francisco at ‘The Center.’
Miss Tea paired me up with Jim Van Buskirk– and I’m stoked at how the evening went.
(Clip of the new material I read to follow sooon, among other things… I’m just *now* teaching myself how to edit via “trial and error” on QuickTime. Yet another baby step in my technological strides, luddite that I am!
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“Official movie trailer for Hilary Goldberg’s short film “In The Spotlight,” starring Michelle Tea, Clint Catalyst and Guinevere Turner.”
(Video embedded and text taken from the YouTube channel “hilarygo”)
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