http://www.flickr.com/photos/recycling_artlancillottobellini/sets/72157633171335870/
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differx and differxhost [see here and here] host right now the books 01-… (from year 2011 on) of “Six Months Aint No Sentence”, texts and works by Jim Leftwich [+ a file by John M. Bennett, re-working on J.L.’s texts]
All the pdf files are freely downloadable here.
(CC) Jim Leftwich, 2011-…
acknowledgements:
https://app.box.com/s/c69x6jdywooxv9latfiw
announcement here too: http://jimleftwichtextimagepoem.blogspot.it/2013/08/jim-leftwich-six-months-aint-no.html
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Horst Hahn: http://www.redfoxpress.com/dada-hahn.html
John M. Bennett: http://www.redfoxpress.com/dada-bennett2.html
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http://the-otolith.blogspot.com.au/2013/07/otoliths-issue-thirty-table-of-contents.html
Once again, with its southern winter, 2013 issue, Otoliths lives up to its reputation for delivering a cornucopia of wide-ranging creativity. In this issue you’ll find work by SS Prasad, Raymond Farr, Mary Cresswell, Richard Kostelanetz, Volodymyr Bilyk, Alan Chamberlain, Jack Galmitz, Philip Miletec, Jim Meirose, Christopher Barnes, Nico Vassilakis, Philip Byron Oakes, Ed Baker, Theodoros Chiotis, David Kelly, Lewis Gesner, Michelle Greenblatt & Sheila E. Murphy, Anna Rugis, Daniel f Bradley, Bobbi Lurie, Elizabeth Terrazas, Willie Smith, John Tranter, Andrew Topel & Pete Spence, Felino A. Soriano, Adam Fieled, Kyle Hemmings, John M. Bennett, Joel Chace, Matt Hill, Jude Conlee, Ron Riekki, Donna Fleischer, Zachary Scott Hamilton, Carol Stetser & Tim Gaze, Theodore Worozbyt, Mia Avramut and John Riley, Jeff Harrison, Chris Brown, Craig Kurtz, bruno neiva & bárbara mesquita, Natsuko Hirata, William Repass, Johannes S. H. Bjerg, Wilna Panagos, Susan Kachor Conlon, Aditya Bahl, Márton Koppány, John Pursch, Alexander Jorgensen, Lakey Comess, Andrew Cantrell, Cecelia Chapman & Jeff Crouch, Paul Summers, Ric Carfagna, Marco Giovenale, Joe Balaz, Paul Pfleuger, Jr., Alex Stolis, Charles Freeland & Rosaire Appel, Eric Leighton McKneely, Sam Langer, trijita, Cherie Hunter Day, Tony Beyer, Mike Cannell, Reed Altemus, Boona Daroom, Ken Bolton, Bob Heman, Bogdan Puslenghea, Jim McCrary, Michael Brandonisio, Siel Ju, Scott Metz, Ken Nance, J. D. Nelson, Spencer Selby, pd mallamo, & Satu Kaikkonen.
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John M. Bennett, *DOG FONT*, White Sky Books
available in various free download formats: PDF, Kindle, etc. atA
http://archive.org/details/DogFont
“reminds of bits of meat on a skewer for chewing, tasting, and digesting. a
dog’s paradise of food for thought, it could be said. Bennett at his best
is here in this ebook” – Peter Ganick
John M. Bennett, *SOLE DADAS & PRIME SWAY*: Transductions of Luis de
Góngora’s Soledades & Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz’ Primero Sueño,
Cumshot/Luna Bisonte Prods
Available as a free PDF at:
http://www.cumshot.cl/john-m-bennett-sole-dadas-prime-sway/
Bennett is obviously at home with both Siglo de Oro literature and its
linguistic excesses, as he is with contemporary avant garde literature with
its multidirected experiments to both destroy language and to re-create it.
In short, this intricate and faithful-to-the-original (homophonically
speaking) “translation” will surely find its place among the major
experiments in contemporary poetry. -Ivan Argüelles
Bennett’s transduction of Sor Juana’s Primero Sueño was written, he has
said, by “pretending I don’t know Spanish and writing it out (reading it)
as if it were English.” This process arises from “an interest or attention
paid to speech and hand writing as ‘texts’ full of meanings that have
nothing to do with linguistics. I often read, or try to read, printed texts
that way, too.” …. John Bennett’s project is as significant as any we
will find in current poetical practice. – Jim Leftwich
*SOLE DADAS & PRIME SWAY* is also available as an illustrated printed book
at:
http://www.lulu.com/shop/john-m-bennett/sole-dadas-prime-sway/paperback/product-20502350.html
VISUAL POETRY by two masters of their craft, John M. Bennett of Columbus OH and Matthew T. Stolte of Madison WI; Collaborative works of vivid, full-color, free flowing calligraphy, drawing, and stampings of found objects, all made in a lively give and take – we should be grateful for the results. C. Mehrl Bennett makes it a three-some in the second section; she also designed the book and its cover.