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filed under: Literature | Performance
A Guided Tour Of The Empire Strikes Back With Ryder Windham
9AM ON
12/05/2010
BY
provcomlib
Providence Community Library welcomes Ryder Windham, author of over sixty Star Wars books, to Rochambeau Library on Saturday, May 15th. Ryder will present rare photos and illustrations related to Empire, and discuss vintage Star Wars toys, comic books, and comic strips.
Ryder will also be signing books and we will be giving away signed souvenirs.
Also present will be the worldwide Star Wars fan club, the 501st Legion, attending in costume. Shake hands with fully armored Imperial stormtroopers and other characters! This is the perfect opportunity to wear your Star Wars costume! Contact: ddvorchak@provcomlib.org.
This event is sponsored by the Friends of Rochambeau.
2pm, Saturday, May 15th, Rochambeau Library, 708 Hope Street, 467.2700 ext. 1603
Book Signing Monday
9PM ON
17/05/2009
BY
Beth Comery
Maker of comics, Gabrielle Bell, will be appearing Monday evening at Ada Books signing her latest collection, Cecil and Jordan in New York, published by Drawn & Quarterly and reviewed by Newsarama.
The eleven short stories that make up Cecil and Jordan In New York: Stories By Gabrielle Bell (Drawn and Quarterly) all flow so effortlessly into one another, and compliment one another so strongly that the experience of reading it was like that of listening to an album.
The songs might have been written over a period of years, come from a variety of inspirations and have been originally put down in different practice spaces and studios in different cities or different countries, but when you listen to them as an album for the first time, they’re part of a seamless, unified whole, and seem like that’s the way they were meant to be all along.
That’s what this book is like.
Word has it that Ms. Bell will be doing something with a digital projector.
7pm, Ada Books, 717 Westminster Street, 432.6222
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APR 3: JAPANTHER / Ninjasonik / The What Cheer? Brigade / Math The Band
10AM ON
02/04/2009
BY
Bunce Booking
b u n c e is proud to present:
Friday April 3rd 2000009, @ Firehouse 13
Japanther

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The What Cheer? Brigade

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Math The Band

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plus special comic book readings in honor of Comic Book Week by Cassie J Sneider and Al Burian!!
can you believe such an amazing thing is happening..?
41 Central Street, Providence RI
(behind mcdonald’s & dunkin donuts.. der)
all ages welcome
doors @ 8pm
$8
Mixed Review: Watchmen
12PM ON
09/03/2009
BY
Dave Ray
filed under: Adorablism | Comics
“Mixed Reviews”
2PM ON
21/02/2009
BY
Beth Comery
It is my pleasure to introduce to Dose readers a new contributor, local artist Dave Ray. You may have seen his work on the pavement at the annual street painting contest . . . where the great unwashed tended to overlook his nuanced and vaguely unsettling kittens in favor of the predictable Simpsons/Jack Sparrow/Spiderman entries which broke all the contest rules which were never enforced! Okay, that rant was entirely my own and in no way reflects the thinking of my incredibly talented and awesome friend.
filed under: Comics | Religion
Midnight Radio Comics Episode 2.12
12AM ON
03/01/2009
BY
Ben Hopkins

See that? What she’s been saying in here books. Now also when you read this term born of a virgin. Talking about the bible. We have to understand that this word…
filed under: Comics | Religion
Midnight Radio Comics Episode 2.11
12AM ON
01/01/2009
BY
Ben Hopkins

was on the ball… “The appellation Satan in Hebrew and adversary… belongs by right to the first and cruelest ‘adversary’ of all the Gods. Jehovah not in the serpent which spoke only words of sympathy and wisdom.”
Midnight Radio Comics Episode 2.10
12AM ON
30/12/2008
BY
Ben Hopkins

By the way the Egyptian heiroglyph for woman was, guess what? The serpent. Then Madame Helena Blavatsky in the Theosophical Society said something. She
filed under: Comics | Religion
Midnight Radio Comics Episode 2.9
12AM ON
28/12/2008
BY
Ben Hopkins

of a word called heraduli sacred or Beloved One. And Jesus was meant to be the immaculate child. What’s this connection? Again we find in the Bible
filed under: Comics | Religion
Midnight Radio Comics Episode 2.8
12AM ON
27/12/2008
BY
Ben Hopkins

Never forgotten that they were the beloved ones even in the Bible when it talks about Mary Magdeline being the harlot. That word harlot is a mistranslation
Midnight Radio Comics Episode 2.7
12AM ON
26/12/2008
BY
Ben Hopkins

And mystics. Where we get this from comes from lemuria and the connection to oceana and the sons of the serpent. That initiating power because it was…
Midnight Radio Comics Episode 2.6
8PM ON
24/12/2008
BY
Ben Hopkins

That is where we get the Priestess classes and the matriarchal powers coming from. The fact now that were keepers of the secrets. Innitators. Right?
filed under: Comics | Funniness
Midnight Radio Comics Episode 2.5
12AM ON
22/12/2008
BY
Ben Hopkins

The Serpent and later when they got to Lemuria, Eves were given positions of superiority they were what was called the Beloved. And
filed under: Comics | Talk Radio
Midnight Radio Comics Episode 2.4
12AM ON
20/12/2008
BY
Ben Hopkins

The eves… Did… Originally the most receptive to their teachers the Serpent. …Sons of the Serpent teachers that was never forgotten by the Sons of
Midnight Radio Comics Episode 2.3
12AM ON
19/12/2008
BY
Ben Hopkins

Is connected to the matriarchy system and not covered a lot in our societies now. Because the females… One more anecdote about this… Is because
Midnight Radio Comics Episode 2.2
12AM ON
17/12/2008
BY
Ben Hopkins

Isn’t always that science is a male patriarchal thing as put forth? Science and the matriarchy are very connected. There’s a long story about the rise of science in the world.









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