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Audio for the Future of Publishing Think Tank reader survey

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A discussion with independent publishers on Indymedia On Air, on KPFK radio. From July 21, 2008. With guests Eloise Klein Healy of Arktoi Books, Teresa Carmody of Les Figues Press and Johnny Temple of Akashic Books.

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A discussion with independent publishers on Indymedia On Air, on KPFK radio. From July 21, 2008. With guests Eloise Klein Healy of Arktoi Books, Teresa Carmody of Les Figues Press and Johnny Temple of Akashic Books.

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A discussion with independent publishers on Indymedia On Air, on KPFK radio. From July 21, 2008. With guests Eloise Klein Healy of Arktoi Books, Teresa Carmody of Les Figues Press and Johnny Temple of Akashic Books.

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Johnathan Skot is a gay writer and artist living in West Hollywood. His childhood was spent in his mother's shadow and in Los Angeles. In adolescence he was confined to Orange County. He managed to escape to Art School, where he met the two iconographic woman in his life. "The Swede" and Andréa, with whom he later shared a house, until she became a Dominatrix. He became HIV+ moved out, worked in an AIDS hospice, found love, entered the HIV dissident movement, watched his lover change his mind when it was too late, scattered his ashes, found himself and yoga, and found he could love again. He is currently engaged and he and his new partner plan to legally wed in the Fall. This is what he writes about.

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This is an excerpt from a completed novel, Unraveling Lana, about an Australian astronomer who leaves the safety of her world to search for her missing friend Lana.

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Joan Kelly, author of The Pleasure's All Mine, read from her current project at the Writers at Work 10th Anniversary Reading and Celebration.

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Cheryl Klein , author of The Commuters and creator of Bread and Bread blog, read from her current book project, Calla Boulevard, at the Writers at Work 10th Anniversary Reading and Celebration.

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Sage Bennet read two segments from her book, Wisdom Walk, at the Writers at Work 10th Anniversary Reading and Celebration.

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Author Max Pierce read from his novel, The Master of Seacliff, at the Writers at Work 10th Anniversary Reading and Celebration.

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