Showing posts with label blurbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blurbs. Show all posts

Friday, December 5, 2008

How to Find the Truth

That's something you need to do alone.

There's a new band out around town called Circus Circus.

Check them out.

They're playing the Wayward Council the 16th of December.


Damaged, the debut Andy Riverbed collection is available to pre-order for just seven dollars. Check that shit out here!

Don't know if you want to drop billetes on this piece? Check out fabulous reviews here and here.

You can read some blurbs here.

Andy Riverbed will be reading at the Wayward Council the 17th of December.

*UPDATE*

Andy Riverbed will NOT be reading at the Wayward the 17th, but everyone who can go should still go, because some awesome bands will play, including, Scum of the Earth and la Cara Oculta (del rock n rol). Andy Riverbed will be in Puerto Rico from the 17th till the the 2nd of January. Hit him up if you wanna and are on the island at andy.riverbed@yahoo.com

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

HOW TO FORGET THE PAST

Drink lots of coffee, stay up all night drinking whiskey, wake up very early and start all over again.

More things said about the debut Andy Riverbed collection, Damaged, available to pre-order here.

"DAMAGED is a document of Andy Riverbed's trip through time.

Luckily for us, he's got his notebook
I can picture its stained pages
his pluma
property of ____________

He's dealing with it as he gets it all down in DAMAGED, his new chapbook of poetry from Coatlism Press.

He's taking good notes and writing great poems.

He knows where the beauty hides."

- J. D. Nelson

And don't forget what has already been said:

"A lot in here—a little hipster chill, bicultural gape, a slight narcotic slur. Andy Riverbed comes to his aphorisms honestly. His stuff sticks around. Nice drawings. Nice words."

-Jacob McArthur Mooney, author of The New Layman's Almanac.

"Big balls; a little nuts. Reminds me of a young Cortazar. Riverbed is the most original writer I know of under the age of 25."

- Matt DiGangi, head editor of the Thieves' Jargon.

Monday, October 6, 2008

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

So I'm kinda bored right now and feel I haven't posted anything in a while. Last week I was supposed to have posted the Mystery Books/Andy Riverbed bi-county, two shows, two bands, and a poet footage, but that got fucked. If you wanna know why it got fucked, you need to ask Rilly, because it depresses me too much to speak of. That footage will eventually come up soon along with some other goodies. For now I got the shit that's been said about my upcoming debut poetry collection being published by Coatlism Press in January, Damaged.

"A lot in here—a little hipster chill, bicultural gape, a slight narcotic slur. Andy Riverbed comes to his aphorisms honestly. His stuff sticks around. Nice drawings. Nice words."

-Jacob McArthur Mooney, author of The New Layman's Almanac.

"Big balls; a little nuts. Reminds me of a young Cortazar. Riverbed is the most original writer I know of under the age of 25."

- Matt DiGangi, head editor of the Thieves' Jargon.

Spread the word like cool cats spread aids back in the day: with no protection.