Curtatone and Gewirtz pledged to start making phone calls, perhaps looking into an empty storefront down the road where the old Buck a Book used to be; Creyf promised to wait seven to 10 days to see if they could find him another space. Supporters pleaded with Creyf. “If you can make this work,” a retired businessman told him, “you’ve got thousands of built-in customers ready to hug you and eat all your stuff.”
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- Dog lives
Dog Days , Dog Years , dog decades, dog centuries . . . where will this madness end?
- March 16, 2007
Friday
- True originals
David Thomas is a 300-pound acrobat tiptoeing along a high wire stretched over chaos and control.
- Pony expressions
Judging by the number of hipsters at the sold-out show, BOH have weaned indie-rockers off their Shins records almost as hurriedly as they right-clicked and saved-as “The Great Salt Lake” off Stereogum months ago.
- Lost and found
If the cow hadn’t gone off gallivanting, maybe Sara Bader wouldn’t have written her irresistible new book.
- Duplicate Prince
“Things never happen the same way twice,” says the messianic lion Aslan (voiced by Liam Neeson) near the end of Prince Caspian .
- Middle of Nowhere Diner
Lions, and tigers, and bears — oh no!
- Staying afloat
TENT, a theater company in residence at Perishable Theatre during August, is presenting Your Shipwreck Is No Disaster!
- Odd and vulnerable
The women in Amy Cutler’s drawings and paintings are odd and vulnerable but sometimes a formidable lot.
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