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Little Red Leaves e-editions is thrilled to bring Beverly Dahlen’s first three books

LRL e-editions is thrilled to bring Beverly Dahlen’s first three books<http://littleredleaves.com/ebooks/catalog/beverly-dahlen-the-first-three-b ooks> back to print in a single volume: *Out of the Third* (Momo’s Press, 1974), *A Letter at Easter: To George Stanley* (Effie’s Press, 1976), and *The Egyptian Poems* (Hipparchia Press, 1983). Also included are Robert Duncan’s afterword to the Hipparchia edition, as well as a new interview with Dahlen about her early work. With these long out-of-print publications newly accessible, readers can mine the formative explorations that open onto Dahlen’s life work, *A Reading*. According to Duncan in his afterword: “The creative field addressed, worked, and kept at work in *Out of the Third*, *A Letter at Easter*, and the present set of Egyptian poems sets into motion resonant elements in my own poetic consciousness so that I hear new harmonics. She has deepened my apprehension of the oracular voice in Poetry…” FROM NOW ON, ALL PROFITS FROM THE SALE OF PRINT-ON-DEMAND BOOKS IN THIS SERIES WILL BE DONATED TO A DIFFERENT SMALL PRESS EACH YEAR. First up: Chax Press <http://www.chax.org/>. So, any purchase of a print-on-demand title from this series during 2011-2012 will have the added benefit of helping to support the efforts of Chax! Please visit the LRL e-editons site at http://littleredleaves.com/ebooks/ to download or purchase this title. And as always, you can contact us at littleredleaves@gmail.com for information about reviewing these books or adopting any of our titles for a class.

 

The Bleed: Accepting Submissions

Just wanted to say that we're accepting submissions for the next issue of The Bleed—now through our Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Bleed/362907243219 The theme is typoetics—not the poetics of typos, but the poetics of typography (though we're open to suggestion). To submit just post a few images (or tag us) on the page.  If the link above gives you trouble, just search "The Bleed" (sans quotation marks, natch) on Facebook. Looking forward to your creations, John Moore williams

 

a noun sing e·ratio 15 · 2012

a noun sing e·ratio 15 · 2012 http://www.eratiopostmodernpoetry.com/ with poetry by Morgan Harlow, Candy Shue, Jan Lauwereyns, Doris Neidl, Tim Trace Peterson, Jen Besemer, Sheila Squillante, Lisa McCool-Grime, Natalie Watson, Julie Wood, Kristina Marie Darling, Felicia Shenker, Scott Bentley, J. Crouse, Bob Heman, James Davies, Dylan Harris, Michael Sikkema, Kent Leatham, Parker Tettleton, Bobbi Lurie, Lauren Marie Cappello, Erin Heath, Wynne Huddleston, Jane Olivier, Elise, Nathan Thompson, Tim Wright, Tim VanDyke, Iain Britton, Ian Hatcher, C. Brannon Watts, Seth Tyler Copeland, Rich Murphy, J. D. Nelson, Howie Good, Monty Reid, Dave Shortt, Billy Cancel, John Clinton, Thomas Fink, Larry Ziman, Valery Oisteanu, Michael Crane, Jon Cone, Mark Cunningham, Rick Marlatt, Nikolai Duffy, Alessandro Cusimano, Jacob Russell, Corey Wakeling, Stephen Nelson, Steve Gilmartin, James Valvis, Greg Cohen, Derek Henderson, Travis Cebula, Sean Howard and Márton Koppány and featuring The Mallarmé Project, an examination of a yearlong series of art and writing in Seattle by Joseph F. Keppler [A HIGHLIGHT!] and The Susan Bee Interview E·ratio is edited by Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino with contributing editors Joseph F. Keppler and Lauren Marie Cappello http://www.eratiopostmodernpoetry.com E·ratio is reading for issue 16, the fall 2012 issue.

 

New Issue: Tip of the Knife

http://tipoftheknife.blogspot.com/2012/02/tip-of-knife-issue-8.html ___________________________________________ CONTRIBUTORS Scott Davenport Bárbara Mesquita Bruno Neiva Gustave Morin Joel A. Lipman Joel Chace Peter Ciccariello ___________________________________________

 

Update from Interim as per availability of Issue 29 (special issue on eco-poetics)

Hello good people,
We've at last made issue 29 a beautiful production.  It is now a virtual book, a page turning virtual book.  It is now up on our new website, at the current issue link,same address www.interimmag.org  The photographs etc. really work in this version, and it reads as a book--a great book for the moment.  A print copy can also be purchased through Lulu. com, which we are linked to through our "store."  Some folks have asked about a reading at AWP--I'll be out of the country, but my managing editor will be there, and if any of you wanted to set up an off site reading, he could be there to sell copies.  In the next day or two, we will also make a PDF of the book available on the website for about 3$, a lot less than the $18 Lulu makes (it is over 400 pages!)

At any rate, I hope you will all be pleased.

best, Claudia Keelan

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"My poetry just does not seperate things..."

Announcing Issue 7 of *EOAGH: A Journal of the Arts*

New Site, New Design, New Everything http://eoagh.com/?page_id=45 Table of Contents: *FEATURES* ARTICLES The Black Hole Between Science and Art by Charles Borkhuis To the End of Ezra Pound by Nicholas A. DeBoer Trans Verse (or Traver’s Tranifesto) by Traver Pam Dick Taking Its Pulse: Poetry in the Context of Narrative Medicine by Jeff Encke All About Praxis by Rob Faunce Olson Meets Web 2.0 by Thomas Fink A Berth in the Haven: Excerpt from Inside/Outside, a Memoir by Martha King Toward a Definition of Collaboration: Collaborative Authorship in the Arts by Rachel Lehrman Experimental Prose and the Reconfiguration of Incestuous Bonds: from the Grasmere Journal to Tender Buttons by Joshua Wilner INTERVIEWS Interview with Robert Glück, by Tony Leuzzi Conversation with Harryette Mullen: from B to D, by Barbara Henning Interview with Bin Ramke, by Tony Leuzzi An Interview with Leslie Scalapino, by Maggie Golston * POETRY* CHAPBOOKS Wolfman Librarian and the Trembling Pair of Actor Hands by Filip Marinovich Thermae by Christopher Schmidt Memory Cards: Clark Coolidge Series by Susan M. Schultz VIDEO Filip Marinovich and the Human Microphone at Occupy Wall St, by Ana Bozicevic POEMS Vyt Bakaitis Jennifer Bartlett Ana Božičević Lara Candland Macgregor Card Sarah E. Chinn Jackie Clark Shanna Compton Louie Crew Steve Dickison Kate Eichhorn Andy Frazee Chris Hosea Christine Shan Shan Hou Steven Karl Vincent Katz Cynthia Kraman Joy Ladin Gregory Laynor Jake Levine Debrah Morkun Marc Nasdor Marthe Reed Matthew Rotando Jerome Sala Sarah Sarai Jason Schneiderman Jesse Seldess Christina Strong TC Tolbert Kelsa Trom Suzanne Wise Matvei Yankelevich * REVIEWS* A Homeric Echo: Lisa Jarnot’s Iliad XXII, by Piotr Gwiazda Dream on Dreamer: Joseph Lease’s Testify, by Anna Elena Eyre Review of Camille Roy’s Sherwood Forest, by Alyse Bensel Review of Shelly Taylor’s Black-Eyed Heifer, by Geoffrey Olsen * TRANSLATION* REVERSE ECLIPSE : OPEN DOME, by Mercedes Roffé (translated by Margaret Carson) from: Ordeal by Bow, by Habib Tengour (translated by Pierre Joris) * * * SUBMIT to EOAGH: http://eoagh.com/?page_id=24 SUBSCRIBE to EOAGH: http://eoagh.com/?page_id=1155 DONATE to EOAGH: http://eoagh.com/?page_id=1138