Archivi categoria: experimental poetry
Mimi Gross / Charles Bernstein 9/11 collaboration
Some of These Daze
Mimi Gross / Charles Bernstein 9/11 collaboration
Andrew Topel’s book for Red Fox Press
Artists’ books, Zines, Multiples & Ephemera
Blue & Yellow Dog #6 is out
issue 6 of B&YDog
Visit http://blueyellowdog.weebly.com/
featuring work by Lars Palm, Julie Kovacs, Heller Levinson, Joe Bussiere,
Nicholas Grider, Arkava Das, Michael Farrell, RD Parker, Azania Tripp,
Mark DuCharme, Tony Beebe, Mark Decarteret, Joseph Milford, Peter Marra,
Phillip Byron Oakes, Howie Good, Mark Young, and
selections from Atlanta Poets Group: John Selvidge, John Lowther, Mark Prejsnar,
James Sanders, Jeff Dahlgren, Zac Denton, & Erika Stephens.
“EUY”, by mIEKAL aND
The Transcripts
http://xexoxial.org/is/transcripts/by/charles_stein
3rd edition 2008, 8″ x 10″, 52 pages.
ISBN 0-977004-99-6
EAN-13 978-0-977004-99-7
>> Download pdf (5.3mb)
Originally published in 1983 by Xerox Sutra Editions. Hand-drawn, the text acts both as graphic poetry & score for sound-poetry (which the author himself is a delightful wiz at). I saw Chuck give an extraordinary performance of this score at Woodland Patterns in Milwaukee accompanied by George Quasha
Bruno Neiva’s “Program1”
Program1:
Build visual poems.
How?
Digitally or handmade.
What sort?
Concrete. Abstract. Typographic. Metalinguistic. Asemic. Assemblage. –Re.
How do you describe them?
Sober structures. Constrained. Classical.
One word?
Detachment.
Rem Magazine: call for submissions
Rem Magazine is open for submissions until 1 November.
Rem is an Aotearoa based online/offline zine which specialises in experimental writing (asemic, avant-garde, vispo, fiction, mailart etc).
Full details can be found on the website:
http://www.facebook.com/l/bAQBqz412AQBMhh5UjMfuttk3Rf4VNwO5ntCnkUUwEmLgSg/www.remmagazine.netor
for info:
rem [at] remmagazine [dot] net
Rem Magazine is open for submissions until 1 November. Rem is an Aotearoa
based online/offline zine which specialises in experimental writing
(asemic, avant-garde, vispo, fiction, mailart etc).
Full details can be found on the website:http://www.facebook.com/l/bAQBqz412AQBMhh5UjMfuttk3Rf4VNwO5ntCnkUUwEmLgSg/www.remmagazine.netor email at
rem@remmagazine.net for information.
Tom Beckett’s “Parts and other pieces”
Now out from Otoliths
PARTS AND OTHER PIECES
by
Tom Beckett
80 pages, Front cover image by Rosaire Appel
Otoliths, 2011
ISBN: 978-0-9808785-6-1
$13.45 + p&h
URL: http://www.lulu.com/product/paperback/parts-and-other-pieces/16663935
The difficulties that language presents have their analogues in life. Whether posed, or proposed, or just tenuously poised on the thin line that divides articulation from understanding, the phrases and phrasings of Tom Beckett’s elegant and nervous Parts and Other Pieces challenge the givens of experience. The excitement and beauty of this four-part book are the product of a mismatch between words and worlds. And it is, indeed, a beautiful and exciting book. Variously witty, angst-ridden, melancholy, sweet, Beckett’s parts provoke a powerful whole. —Lyn Hejinian
the bleed (in print)
“Morality”, by Charles Bernstein
World Poetry Portfolio #38: Charles Bernstein
ed. Sudeep Sen
“What Is it” (Bee/Bernstein: a chat) and “r––” are both from 1973. The poems were first published in a section of Susan Bee and my time in Ruskin, BC, near Vancouver, as a feature in The Capilano Review (3:12, 2010), which includes other early poems, pictures by Susan, and an interview with us.
“The View from Nowhere” is from Dark City (Los Angeles: Sun & Moon Press, 1994)
“Language, Truth, and Logic” is from Girly Man (Chicago: Univeristy of Chicago Press, 2006).
“Morality” first appeared in onedit #12 (2008)
“For M.G.” first appeared in 1913: A Journal of Forms #5 (2011)
“Not on My Watch“, previous unpublished, will be part of a public art project: at Shreiner-Concord Cemetery, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, at the grave of radical abolitionist and civil rights advocate, Congressman Thaddeus Stevens.