San Francisco Review of Whatever - Issues

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Katy Burnett executes a close read of Halloween II, the Rob Zombie one, featuring artwork by Mitsu Okubo Josh Cheon and Brontez Purnell discuss goths and misfits, San Francisco's dance parties, archiving important gay porn soundtracks, and maintaining the creative drive deep into their careers Rico Duenas shows off his beloved Alemany Flea Market, with an interview by David Gabriner Beatrice Kilat is back with good advice about making creative work alongside life's other necessary tasks Lian Ladia attends a walking performance in one of San Francisco's famous stairwells Margaret McCarthy saw a clown turn a bit part into a big hit Who is at the art opening? Find out in the latest comic by Kate Rhoades Rebecca Turner reviews a casino in the land of the dead Alice Wu provides a CLOUD INTERLUDE Issue Three also features BOOK REVIEWS by Misha Crafts, Wren Farrell, Isabel Pabán Freed, Cole Hersey, Jacob Kahn, Rose Linke, Alexandra Pink, Stephanie Reist, and Michael Walker

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Ted Barrow situates Vaillancourt Fountain in the past and future Embarcadero Robert Glück and Emily Harter discuss ceramics Cole Hersey visits an art gallery in a shipping container in the suburbs Beatrice Kilat launches her advice column, Ask Bea Rod Roland reviews skateboarding in San Francisco Christina Svenson reviews the novel Soft Core by local hero Brittany Newell Anne Walsh reviews IF AN ELSEWHERE (The Burrow), a collaboration between artist Cybele Lyle and poet Jocelyn Saidenberg, by performing it Sophia Wang is a mother, a mammal, and a person who knows about bioengineering human breast milk Katherine Ross Ward suggests you eat tomatoes With art by Craig Calderwood, Reggie Guerrero, Kate Rhoades, and Michael Walker Plus fragmentary reviews, events that unfolded, ways of looking, and reasons for optimism by Amanda Guest, Aaron Harbour, Rose Linke, Amanda Nadelberg, and Theadora Walsh

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Sofía Córdova checks in from the outer rim Misha Crafts reviews the new Susan Stryker collection Caitlyn Galloway and Johnny Ray Huston in conversation Beatrice Kilat knows why San Francisco dresses like that Claudia La Rocco's parting words Sean McFarland provides a cloud interlude Kelly Pendergrast has a problem with the rectangle Patrick Redford on the shape of tennis Kate Rhoades drew something beautiful Jordan Stein is the first person ever to move back to San Francisco Plus reflections, omens, anecdotes, lists, and recommendations by Javier Arbona Homar, Liat Berdugo, Justin Carder, Wren Farrell, James Lee, Charlie Macquarie, Isabel Pabán Freed, Steuart Pittman, and Megan Riley

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