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Emmy Komada

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Emmy Komada is a translator and assistant editor at Two Lines Press, part of the Center for the Art of Translation. She likes languages, and reading, and trying to read in various languages.
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Notable San Francisco: 10/1-10/7

  • Emmy Komada
  • October 1, 2012
This week in San Francisco! Monday 10/1: Banned by the Bay and Project Censored discuss the role of modern media in censorship and the most censored headlines of 2012. Free,…
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Notable San Francisco: 9/24-9/29

  • Emmy Komada
  • September 24, 2012
This Week in San Francisco! Monday 9/24: Celebrate the 20th anniversary of Critical Mass all week with bike, commuter, and social activism focused events all week. Tuesday 9/25: Inside Story…
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  • Notable San Francisco

Notable San Francisco-9/17-9/23

  • Emmy Komada
  • September 17, 2012
This Week in San Francisco! Monday 9/17: Litquake and Booksmith host Irvine Welsh for the launch of Skagboys, the author’s recent release and prequel to Trainspotting. Welsh will be in…
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  • Rumpus Original

The Rumpus Interview with Sibylla Brodzinsky and Max Schoening

  • Emmy Komada
  • September 13, 2012
The editors of Throwing Stones at the Moon shed light on Colombia's human rights crisis and the power of bringing survivors' voices to a conversation dominated by the perpetrators and beneficiaries of the conflict.
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Notable San Francisco 9/10-9/15

  • Emmy Komada
  • September 10, 2012
This week in San Francisco! Monday 9/10: Comedy night at El Rio features Diane Amos, Malcolm Grissom, Jill Bourque, Bob McIntyre, and Lisa Geduldig. 8pm, $7. Tuesday 9/11: More funny…
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Notable San Francisco: 9/3-9/9

  • Emmy Komada
  • September 3, 2012
This week in San Francisco! Happy September Monday 9/3: Quiet Lightning takes it outside with a potluck picnic and reading at the Conservatory of Flowers in GG Park, featuring music…
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Notable San Francisco: 8/27-9/2

  • Emmy Komada
  • August 27, 2012
This Week in San Francisco! Monday 8/27: UK-based performance duo Action Hero explores Americana with Stranger in a Strange Land,  a piece inspired by the landscapes of this country seen…
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Notable San Francisco 8/20-8/26

  • Emmy Komada
  • August 20, 2012
This Week in San Francisco! Monday 8/20: Lit Slam at Viracoccha, featuring Kundiman fellow and pillar of Bay Area spoken word, Jason Bayani. 8pm, $5 suggested donation. Tuesday 8/21: City…
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Notable San Francisco 8/13-8/19

  • Emmy Komada
  • August 13, 2012
This week in San Francisco Monday 8/13: The Center for the Art of Translation hosts a rare night with renowned UK-based translator Margaret Jull Costa, whose translations comprise works by…
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Notable San Francisco 7/23/-7/29

  • Emmy Komada
  • July 23, 2012
This Week in San Francisco! Monday 7/23: Paula Priamos and Dana Johnson read from recently released acclaimed SoCal-culture narratives The Shyster’s Daughter and Elsewhere, CA. Free, 7pm, Books Inc. Opera…
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Notable San Francisco 7/16-7/22

  • Emmy Komada
  • July 16, 2012
This Week in San Francisco… Monday 7/16: Bird and Beckett’s Poets! series features Jerry Martien & Carlos Suarez reading from recent releases. Free, 7pm. Tuesday 7/17: Jennifer Barone and Ingrid…
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Notable San Francisco 7/9-7/15

  • Emmy Komada
  • July 9, 2012
This Week in San Francisco. Monday 7/9: “Alternate reality comedy” finds its home in the Eric Andre show, which films a rare live set at the Rickshaw Stop. 8pm, $10.…
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