July 05, 2010: 
The Market Day Reading Series and "The Firm and Aerie" present
a
launch reading for
Peaches and Bats #6
hosted by Sam Lohmann
with
poetry readings by
Rodney Koeneke
Joseph Mains
Dan Raphael
Saturday,
July 10th, at 12:00 noon
at St. Johns Booksellers
8622 N.
Lombard St., Portland (next to the farmers' market)
free
copies
of Peaches and Bats #6 will be available for $5
for more information
about the magazine, please check out their blog.
Rodney Koeneke is author of the poetry collections Musee
Mechanique (BlazeVOX, 2006), Rouge State (Pavement Saw, 2003), and Rules
for Drinking Forties, a 2009 chapbook from Dana Ward's Cy Press. His
work has been anthologized in Bay Poetics and in Flarf: An Anthology of
Flarf, forth-coming in 2010. He lives in Portland, where he helps run
the Tangent Reading Series and blogs about poetry, poetics, and Portland
at Modern Americans.
Joseph Mains
was born in the Sonoran desert. His poems appear in Hayden's Ferry
Review, Shampoo, Poor Claudia, Tammy, Anti-, Sawbuck, among others. He
lives in Portland.
Dan Raphael's Impulse and Warp: the selected
20th century poems should be out by the end of the year. Current poems
appear in Otoliths, Pemmican, New Mystics and Heavy Bear.
Sam
Lohmann edits and prints Peaches and Bats magazine in Portland.

Container Corps is hosting a release party for the new edition of Der Struwwelpeter, illustrated by Alisha Wessler.
Thursday, July 8th, 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Container Corps Headquarters (1322 N Killingsworth Street)
Free
Container Corps is proud to announce the release of a new edition of
Der Struwwelpeter, illustrated by Alisha Wessler. Der Struwwelpeter is
a gothic book of children's morality verses written by eccentric German
psychiatrist Heinrich Hoffman in 1845. The book is notable for the
brutality that is inflicted on those children who misbehave. Artist
Alisha Wessler reinterpreted the stories with a series of new drawings.
To celebrate this publication, please join us for a release party at
Container Corps headquarters, featuring an exhibition of some of the
original pieces featured in the book and beverages provided by Ninkasi
Brewing.