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					<description><![CDATA[Notes from California:A sunny 80 degrees in San Francisco, got to visit the friendly swans at the Palace of Fine Arts, and walk around the Presidio and the Golden Gate Park&#8217;s Fort Point. Calla lilies and pink ice plants in bloom, and not a single cloud in the sky! Also, delicious kinds of food of [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Notes from California:<br />A sunny 80 degrees in San Francisco, got to visit the friendly swans at the Palace of Fine Arts, and walk around the Presidio and the Golden Gate Park&#8217;s Fort Point. Calla lilies and pink ice plants in bloom, and not a single cloud in the sky! Also, delicious kinds of food of all sorts. But who can eat when it&#8217;s so nice outside?<br />Friday night we went to visit City Lights bookstore, sandwiched between multiple neon strip clubs, and the fabled upstairs poetry room. Glenn was fascinated with a book on Sylvia Plath&#8217;s art work, and I finally got to see some of Ron Silliman&#8217;s books. His work (at least the books that were there &#8211; &#8220;N/O&#8221; and &#8220;Age of Huts&#8221;) read a lot more like someone&#8217;s journal notes than I expected from all his talk about the avant-garde and Language poetry. Hm! Beautiful cover of &#8220;Age of Huts.&#8221; I also found some books I hadn&#8217;t seen before, books by Amy Gerstler and Julianna Baggott, both of whom wrote collections with a lot of persona poems. Overall, I&#8217;m still an Open Books girl, I think.<br />The art galleries in San Francisco were fabulous. I discovered a new favorite artist &#8211; kind of in the same surreal mood as <a onmousedown="return clk(this.href,'','','res','1','')" href="http://sweetyumiko.com/">Yumiko Kayukawa</a>, but without the manga/80&#8217;s-ad flavor. More in the eerily beautiful vein of a fairy tale illustration gone slightly awry. Here&#8217;s a link to Rene Lynch&#8217;s amazing <a href="http://renelynch.com/secLif.html">Secret Life of the Forest</a>&#8230;girls with swallows in their hair, a girl looking at the observer with an owl hanging overhead, girls running from wolves in the woods. Would someone like to buy me one of these? Swoon!<br />Off to Monterey tomorrow&#8230;spending the night in sunny suburbia, maybe checking out some neighborhoods in the Silicon Valley outskirts on the way. Passed enough company headquarters to make my former-techie heart pound. Yoohoo, Yahoo! How much is the median rent in Los Gatos? Watsonville? Pacific Grove?</p>
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