Rebel Satori Press

Ashé contributing author Peter Dube will be in San Francisco to give a reading from his new book, At the Bottom of the Sky. His previous books include Hovering World. Dubé is currently at work editing a collection for Rebel Satori, Madder Love: Queer Men in the Precincts of Surrealism due out in the Spring of 2008.

The where and the when:

Last Lauch Café
1551 Dolores St. (between Valley and 29th)
Saturday, October 6th at 4pm

“Vivid images the, in their fantastical energy and kaleidoscopic forms, just about leap from the page…. Talk about Rimbaud’s ‘derrangement of the sense’!” -Lambda Book Report

Rebel Satori Press is seeking inspired new magical work.

Are you a latter-day Prometheus bringing unknown wisdom from terra incognita, the hidden land? Or are you a metaphysical archeologist uncovering the forbidden knowledge of the Elder Gods?

We’re looking for book-length works that are innovative, provocative, uninhibited and transgressive. Topics we are seeking are diverse as post-modern occulture, traditional Witchcraft, and experimental magical theory. We want works that introduce new material to the field (or a wider audience). Material should also be well written and presented.

Esoteric works drawn forth from the liminal reaches or dredged up from the underworld are not only welcomed but are aggressively encouraged.

Previously unpublished manuscripts only. Material that has been previously self-released or new editions of long out-of-print classics may be considered.

Deadline for Submissions: Open

Email submission queries to publisher[at symbol]rebelsatori.com.

For more information, visit:
www.rebelsatori.com

Past Ashé Cover Artist Jason Kraley has had the great honor (and sleepless/red-eyed “pleasure”) of filming and creating the Live Arts/Philly Fringe Box Office film - a second year in a row.

The film will debut for free at CLUB POLARIS (The Fringe Cabaret of 2007) located at 460 N.9th Street. Film will start approximately at midnight… but get there a little early, just in case.

FREE admission. 21+ and proper ID required. Come see my work on stage as this year’s theme is completely different from last year. Using 2 cameras, wireless mics, and a great set of actors and non-actors alike writing ideas and playing it off the cuff.

6 hours of filming, 49 hours of editing, and one hell of a tired Jason Kraley will be there. Come see the success or the disaster. You be the movie critic…

Any questions, visit www.phillyfringe.com to learn more about the Cabaret…

Artist Joyce Ellen Weinstein will be opening the exhibit The Old Wooden Synagogues of Lithuania: An Artists Perspective on October 20, 2007 in conjunction with an illustrated talk at 6:00 PM at the Virginia Holocaust Museum in Richmond, VA.

For additional details see: http://www.va-holocaust.com

Weinstein’s artwork is featured in the current issue of the journal.

The new issue of Ashé Journal is now online and available.

This special full color art issue features the work of Antonio Roybal, Nemo, Ben Baldwin, Joyce Ellen Weinstein, Darrell Black, Tantra Bensko, Janice Lincoln and A.R. Teest. Opening the issue is a essay “Eternity in Ephemerality: An Enduring Enigma” by Patrick Jemmer, Ph.D. and Rachel Jemmer, HND.