The Red Book Launch Party

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Tonight I was invited to Sera Beak’s release party for her awesome new (and first!) book, The Red Book. She’s my friend Mark’s partner, and it was terrific to see them both — and it was a packed, very successful launch event. What’s even better is that her book looks to be a really great one: I run, flop about and generally want to claw my eyes out when I see sex and spirituality combined (allergic to hippies), but this book is rockin’ it — with chapter titles like “Sacred Lipstick and Cosmic Lattes” and subheads like “Who’s Your Daddy (or Mommy)?” and full-on endorsements of vibrator use as a girl’s cosmic duty, Sera’s got a hit on her hands. Yay! I photoblogged the opening at Propeller in Hayes Valley after the jump.

Image: Sera Beak signing a copy of her book for Rob Brezny. (Interestingly, Brezny is an SRL fan. He asked what the symbol on my necklace meant, and I said, “Brass knuckles. It’s my astrological sign.” He laughed.)

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Propeller is a beautiful space:

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The book:

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This was right at the moment Sera saw me stalking her with my camera:

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I had my camera on a weird setting, but I like how this pic of Mark and I came out:

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Everything was red:

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Getting meta with Mark:

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2 Comments so far

  1. Addy (unregistered) June 30th, 2006 10:07 am

    Yes - that pic of you and mark is delish.

  2. Jason D- (unregistered) July 1st, 2006 8:20 am

    I think we need to put more tax dollars towards engineering the ultimate hippie repellant. Or at least something to counteract the smell…


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