So, your parents aren’t exactly thrilled that you decided to major in Early 19th Century Erotic Pottery. Continue reading
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INTERVIEW: RAY MANZAREK OF THE DOORS
“I’ll tell you what happened to me when I first opened up my doors of perception …”
How many interviews can one sort through before they find a question that hasn’t been asked or answered? When it comes to co-founder and illustrious keyboardist, Ray Manzarek of The Doors, there aren’t many.
RIP Ray Manzarek. Your infinite influence will never be forgotten.
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DRUNK POETS’ SOCIETY: LAUREN @ LAWRENCE HALL
I guess you can call this the literary equivalent of a selfie. Continue reading
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DRUNK POETS’ SOCIETY: CHRISTINE @ OBERON
The Dig‘s Poetry Night + Drunk Poets’ Society = Probably the most appropriate double dip Continue reading
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EXIT POLL: JASON WRIGHT AND D. RUFF POST-POETRY @ OBERON
“I love Toni Bee with all my heart. She’s just fantastic. She’s the best Poet Populist of Cambridge ever. She should be the Poet Populist of Cambridge forever.” Continue reading
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EXIT POLL: TONI BEE AND EMILY HOPKINS POST-POETRY @ OBERON
So guys. It was the first DigBoston poetry night. What grade do you give it overall?
Toni Bee: It was a big A-plusser. Continue reading
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ADAPTATION NATION: HOWL
When you think about it, who makes a better 1950s lawyer than Don Draper? Continue reading
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PREVIEW: THE DIG’S POETRY NIGHT @ OBERON
In honor of National Poetry Month (whatever that means), DigBoston is putting poetry back into the hands of the people. Continue reading
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DRUNK POETS’ SOCIETY: ALEX @ THE FIELD PUB
If there’s anything I’m certain of, it’s that both traumatic events and alcohol make it even more crucial to hear strangers’ life stories. Continue reading
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DRUNK POETS’ SOCIETY: PATRICK @ FLAT TOP JOHNNY’S
After all, each word here has the potential to aid someone in saying something they may not be able to say without this medium. Continue reading
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GO: CAMBRIDGE POET POPULIST NOMINEES READ @ CANTAB LOUNGE
April is National Poetry Month. Stretch your creative wings and get some culture this Wednesday at the Cantab, where you can vote to elect the new Poet Populist of Cambridge! Continue reading
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