Elbow Poets

ELBOWING OFF THE STAGE

a community poetry reading series

presents: Rey Escobar, Rachel Javellana, & Tyler Flynn Dorholt

Thursday, October 30 7:30p.m.

1278 North Milwaukee 4W

a few blocks North of Ashland

B Y O B

Red Floors Film Show

HELL YEAH, IT'S ANOTHER RED FLOORS SHOW!

CATCH CINEMA in association with Elephant Zine presents:

A Film Show

where at? why, it's at the

RED FLOORS GALLERY

1328 W 18th St #4R

October 18th

8pm - 12ish

FILM! ART! FILM! POETRY! FILM! BEER! FILM!

cover= $5 in sanctioned government paper munnies.

Corrections

Some issues of Elephant 2 seem to have gone out with the wrong pages attributed to the wrong people. or the right pages to the wrong people? anyways, some of the pages were wrong. If you are looking at a page that has a boob on it and empty captions on graph paper, that is Jess Rose. If you are looking at a page with a lot of crazy signs collaged together and the words "there's a lot to do in life", that is Peter Skvara (with art by Evan Crown ((teepee)) & Riley Crane((little furry alien dude))). Sorry, folks, we are but mere meat puppets, but we will try and be more like our glorious robot overlords in the future! If you spot any other errors, please let us know! Update: to address any problems people might have just reading the shit, we have created a full credits page here: http://elephantzine.weebly.com/v2credits.html

fucking hilarious

"The Chicago Poetry Cult goes around acting like I'm a bad guy because I publish criticism at my blog. They act like they are innocent. The truth is, Michael once wrote something at his Wordslingers suggesting that I spend my time passed out on the floor in shit stained underwear with a bottle of whiskey. Scott wrote such crap on his blog suggesting that I got kicked out of Charlie's thing not because I wrote an editorial but because I was on drugs or that I'm merely crazy..." yes, yes you are: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=419518120

Columbia College Beat Symposium

This Weekend! Columbia College Chicago celebrates the Beat generation and its' lasting influence on poetry, music, and art. Featuring readings by Joanne Kyger and Micheal McClure. The Beat Goes On

Switchback Book Release Party

Join us Oct 12th at the Hideout to celebrate the release of Brandi Homan's Hard Reds and Kathleen Rooney's Oneiromance. poetry, puppetry, and the musical stylings of The Paper Airplane Pilots. 1354 W Wabansia Ave 7pm $5 donation