At the first Mutiny Radio Comedy Festival in 2016, a storm nearly stole the show. “We had a tent outside,…
- Author Bio
- Giselle Velazquez was born in the Mission District and now lives in the shadow of South San Francisco's Sign Hill. Her writing credits include The San Francisco Examiner, SF Weekly, Bay Guardian and Ventura County Star, as well as blogging English translations of Mexican telenovelas.
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