Boothism, my good man. It’s not just a name, it’s a way of life.
Boothism-
(adj.) 1) Ideas, artistic and cultural happenings, philosophies and ways of being generally falling under the banner of, or associated with the entity known as, Booth. 2) The website and corresponding publishing outlets associated with the aforementioned Booth. 3) Booth-Writer, poet and flaneur living on the leftist side of a western country who spends days contemplating life, love, arts, death, media and movement while rolling the most perfect hand rolled cigarette. And drinking coffee. Lots of coffee.
Or in other words:
Kwan Booth is a writer, editor and cultural curator in Oakland California. He’s an online editor at The Oakbook Magazine (http://www.theoakbook.com) and founder of the Otherside Media collective. He is also the former Associate Editor of the Oakland Post newspaper and has held editorial positions at Festivalpreview.com, NotforTourists.com and10best.com. Booth has completed citizen journalism and social networking contracts for several organizations and spends much of his time working on projects that use media and technology as ways to reach and empower under served communities. He is interested in how communities communicate and the roles that arts, media and technology play in facilitating these conversations. His most recent project is Say I’m Different-a multimedia investigation into avant garde culture throughout the African diaspora.
Direct all letters of admiration, promises of instant wealth, and proposals for shameless sexual favors to Kwan dot Booth at gmail dot com.


