okieinthecity

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

KGB Bar presents Kick Assonance: Sept. 19

Poets going soviet.

Much thanks to NY Daily News, NY Going, The Lodown, and Slice Lit Mag for your kind mentions.
Poster design by Christian Ericson.



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