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--- BEESWAX HAS ISSUES! ---
Or rather, Issues in Oakland officially has Beeswax! If you're local (or visiting) and haven't been to this amazing little magazine & miscellany spot, it's a must! And now, you can get Beeswax 3 and 4 there. Does it get any better? Stop by their store at Glen and Piedmont Avenue.

--- ISSUE 4 OUT NOW! ---
We are extremely excited to announce the release of Beeswax Issue 4; this issue features a letterpressed cover, a hand-crafted block binding, and some of the best new prose, poetry, and art around. For the complete contributor lineup, please go here. Order Issue 4 here.

--- BEESWAX IN S.F. ---
Beeswax is now available in San Francisco! Pick up a copy at the following amazing Mission District bookstores (more stores and neighborhoods coming soon, we promise):
-Modern Times, 888 Valencia
-Dog Eared Books, 900 Valencia
-Needles and Pens, a fantastic new book/magazine store and gallery at 3253 16th Street

Beeswax is still available at many independent bookstores in the East Bay, including Pegasus in Downtown Berkeley, Black Oak in North Berkeley, Comic Relief, and Pendragon in Oakland, with more stores being added each month.

--- UTNE READER REVIEWS BEESWAX ---
Beeswax Magazine received a glowing review in the current Utne Reader "From the Stacks" column! Read it here and check out other Utne-related goodies at www.utne.com.


New art by Michael Buchmiller; Issue 3's featured artist. Read more about Issue 3 here.

--- CONTRIBUTOR NEWS---
May 23:
Beeswax editor John Peck will read at the Watchword X Release Party at the Sapce Gallery in San Francisco. Also reading are Britta Austin, David William Hill, & Andrew Touhy, plus there'll be live music performed by The Cool Night Air. Dancing, cocktails and general elbow rubbing included! Friday, May 23 from 7-10pm @ the gorgeous Space Gallery in SF @ 1141 Polk St & Hemlock. A suggested donation of $10 gets you in the door with a copy of the magazine in your hand. Watchword can be found here.

January 31: Beeswax contributor Steffi Drewes reads at an offsite AWP event: 7:30-9:30pm at Happy Ending (302 Broome Street x Forsyth/Eldridge) in New York, NY.

January 30: Beeswax editors John Peck and Laureen Mahler have work upcoming in two local magazines: John's poetry will appear in Watchword Issue 10, and Laureen's fiction will appear in Monday Night Issue 7.

October 20: Beeswax contributors Myron Hardy, Elizabeth Terrazas, Steffi Drewes, Livia Ching, Marissa Bell Toffoli, Aneesa Davenport, and co-editor Laureen Mahler read at "What the Hell is Algebra?" -- 7-10pm, Philz Art Salon at 3101 24th Street @ Folsom in San Francisco. This event is organized by AARDVARK and part of the Mission Arts & Performance Project.

October 17: Beeswax is happy to announce that its "sister organization" Volta Press is up and running! Visit Volta at www.voltapress.com.

September 30 : Beeswax co-editor Laureen Mahler had a short fiction piece featured in 971MENU's online magazine for the month of October. Read it in the 971MENU archives here.

June 24: Issue 1 contributor Steffi Drewes reads at 3pm @ Canessa Park Gallery, 708 Montgomery Street @ Columbus in San Francisco.

March 3: Beeswax featured one hour of readers at Playspace Gallery's 24-hour reading, "Don't Mention It," on March 2nd in San Francisco. Readers included Hugh Behm-Steinberg, Diana Aehegma, Steffi Drewes, Patrick Duggan, Marissa Bell, Livia Ching, and John Peck. Check back for news on upcoming readings/release parties.

September 2: We are pleased to announce that Beeswax contributor Ben Catmull has a new book coming out this month; it's called Monster Parade, out from Fantagraphics and available at your local comic books vendor. "Monster Parade" has received stellar reviews; read all about it & see inside here.

February 9: Beeswax is very happy to announce that the work of one of our issue one writers, Diana Aehegma, is being featured in a collaborative art show in Oakland. The show (Convergence) is a collection of collaborative work by writers and printmakers from SF State, and it will be on display at Luka's Taproom and Lounge through the end of February. More info here.

 

 

 

 

 

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