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The Death Issue
THE SEVENTH ISSUE OF GUILT & PLEASURE IS OUT NOW!

FEATURING: The tabloid trial sensation of America's first Jewish slasher, David Rakoff confronting his therapist's death, obit trade expose, more ways to die than an Eli Roth flick, and, be relieved: the secrets of the afterlife REVEALED.

Plus! New work by Jonathan Lethem, Patricia Marx, and Stephen Elliott, a portfolio by Elizabeth Heyert, and strange deaths graphically depicted by Paul Dallas, Mickey Duzyj, Kagan McLeod, Graham Roumieu, and Harriet Russell.

And! Listen to TV's Josh Radnor read the true story of a Jewish girl's gruesome murder.

DAWN 06/07/08
Presented by Reboot and the Contemporary Jewish Museum

An All-Night Cultural Arts Festival Celebrating the Grand Opening of San Francisco's New Contemporary Jewish Museum and the Jewish Holiday Shavuot

Saturday, June 7, 2008
beginning at 8pm

Featuring:
DENGUE FEVER
Bay Area exclusive performance by Cambodian-American psychedelic pop sensation

AND SPECIAL GUEST, JONATHAN SAFRAN FOER
Author of the international bestseller Everything Is Illuminated

Plus:
Live Bands, Theatrical and Spoken Word Performances, Film Premieres, Original Scores, Visual Arts, Dancing, DJs, Lectures, Readings, Comedy, Open-Space Discussion Forums, Special Guests AND the opportunity to explore the Museum's new building and exhibitions before the doors open to the public the following morning.

Tickets and Information at http://dawn2008.org

Folk Songs for Far Out Folks
THE 1959 LOST CLASSIC BY JAZZ INNOVATOR, FRED KATZ
"I'm open to anything", Katz says, "except music that's played badly". As such, he has agreed to release - through Reboot Sterophonic - some music played quite well: Folk Songs for Far Out Folks.

For more information about this album, check out the Reboot Stereophonic website.
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