The House of I Am Mirrors - Doto, Bob
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Who invited these people?! Bandits have infiltrated the party, robbing small talk, pocketing the semiotic silverware, and spiking the punch with estrangement! No identification, not even with one's self, is safe. In this poetic romp, underground writer, vlogger, poet, and religious deviant, Bob Doto, detonates the conventional language we use to describe both ourselves and our status in the world. Come! Witness a single evening in the lives of a few who may not have been on the guest list.

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Who invited these people?! Bandits have infiltrated the party, robbing small talk, pocketing the semiotic silverware, and spiking the punch with estrangement! No identification, not even with one's self, is safe. In this poetic romp, underground writer, vlogger, poet, and religious deviant, Bob Doto, detonates the conventional language we use to describe both ourselves and our status in the world. Come! Witness a single evening in the lives of a few who may not have been on the guest list.
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Autorenporträt
Since writing his first spiritual punk rock zine at the age of sixteen, Bob Doto has continued writing and speaking on the intersection of spiritual margins and society for the past twenty five years. His first poetry chapbook, Target: USOFA&, was released in 2000, and since then has had his poems and performative texts published in a variety of journals and collections including Encyclopedia, Nerve Lantern, Bombay Gin, and One Less. Bob received his MFA in Writing & Poetics from Naropa University in 2002. Bob is a practicing "folk Catholic" and the author of the book Sitting with Spirits: Exploring the Unseen Margins of Christianity. Bob hosts the monthly Wild Christianity Salon, is the creator of the anarcho-folkcath zine, Babylon Begone, and teaches many classes on reclaiming one's spiritual root tradition. Between 2005-2010 he was the Managing Editor of internationally acclaimed journal of esoteric studies, Parabola magazine. He is a founding member of renegade yoga blog, The Babarazzi, and for years wrote on the margins of spirituality in NYC on his blog Not New York. Bob is the owner and director of the Ditmas Park Yoga Society, and is a faculty member at the Pacific College of Health and Science in Manhattan. His books Press Here: Acupressure for Beginners and The Power of Stretching are available from Quarto Press. Find Bob on Instagram @newoldtraditions.