Laura Veirs Gets Excited for Summer
San Francisco Bay Guardian |
March 10, 2010
Tags: July Flame, laura veirs
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As Veirs explains from her home, Saltbreakers is both a metaphorical voyage into the brine and a beautifully poetic journal describing the end of one relationship and another's beginning.
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04-28-2008 |
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Cheers for Veirsnew
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11-16-2005 |
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Laura Veirs tours to promote her new "road record."
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11-10-2005 |
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Tags: laura veirs, Year of Meteors
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