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Reading Celebrating the Release of EMERGENCY HORSE #10

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Reading Celebrating the Release of EMERGENCY HORSE #10

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Sunday, November 8, 5 PM: Reading Celebrating the Release of EMERGENCY HORSE #10 Featuring David Weddle, Ty Connor, Darrin Daniel, Miriam Gershow, Erica Goss, and Scott Taylor

Free Event, Books Available for Purchase

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The Featured Reader, David Weddle, has been working as a writer/producer in television for more than thirty years on such series as Battlestar Galactica (for which he won a Peabody Award), For All Mankind (for which he won an Emmy Award), The StrainStar Trek: Deep Space NineFalling Skies, and CSI. Weddle is the author of the critically acclaimed book, If They Move...Kill 'Em!: The Life and Times of Sam Peckinpah, and the bestselling book, Among the Mansions of Eden. He has also written for publications including Rolling StoneLos Angeles Times MagazineThe Washington PostSan Francisco Chronicle, and San Jose Mercury News.

About Emergency Horse Magazine:

The relaunch of the magazine happened this past September. Emergency Horse #8 featured an interview of Robert Hunter, an article about China’s complicity in the fetanyl scourge, and another about an artist’s retreat being created on Ken Kesey’s farm. There was an examination of the importance of diversity in society, and a story about Leprechauns in space.

Originally, the publication existed in the early 1990s with distribution throughout the Northwest and northern California. Back in the day, the contents featured the irreverent thoughts of the cartoonist Callahan and Allan Ginsberg, the writing of Charles Bukowski and Lew Welch, and the advice of the ‘Old Insufferable Car Idiot.’

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Editor Howard Libes stands for a portrait at Windows Booksellers in Eugene, Nov. 5, 2025. “I’m proud of it,” Libes said of Emergency Horse. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA




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