If you can't make it out, the flipped-over card on the bottom left reads "Maureen Thorson/BIG GAME BOOKS/We make our own fun."
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It is Jeff's birthday. Yay for Jeff!
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And the Joker's nefarious plot was to interrupt people doing yoga so they would lose concentration and get cranky. Diabolical! It was like the Joker was playing a joke on his own crimes. Don't be so meta, Joker! Go back to shivving people and shrieking.
Not sure how I feel about smeared-lipstick Heath Ledger as the Joker. The posters are insanely good and make me feel very "Oh yes I love comic books whee!" but I am just not sure about the hobo Joker. I like my Joker a bit of a dandy.
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TINA DARRAGH & FRANK SHERLOCK
TINA DARRAGH is a poet and librarian working in Washington, DC. She has published several small press books, the most recent being Dream Rim Instructions from Drogue Press (1999).
FRANK SHERLOCK is the author of Over Here (Katalanche Press), Daybook of Perversities & Main Events (Cy Gist Press) and Wounds in an Imaginary Nature Show (Night Flag Books). A collaboration with Brett Evans entitled Ready-to-Eat Individual is forthcoming on Lavender Ink Press in the spring.
3 p.m., Sunday, January 20. Admission is $3.00, at DCAC. For directions, see the DCAC web site at http://www.dcartscenter.org/plan_location.htm
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I will be up in Connecticut, looking at snow and fish, so I will miss the reading. Boo. But you can go! And you! And you! And afterwards you can drink yummy beer and eat hamburgers with the poet people of the world.
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