Crg Hill's poetry scorecard

Beckett's Question: What haunts you?

Coupla Photos James Yeary's Erasure of Ez's Cantos

Beckett's Q: Are you going to let me know about it?

Canarium Books is accepting submissions

from now until November 1st.  Please
help us get the word out (Facebook
status/listserv/word-of-mouth/students/colleagues/friends): there's no
reading fee and our turnaround is fairly quick—we're aiming to announce what
we've chosen in March.  Details can be found at our website:
www.canariumbooks.org

We welcome submissions from anyone (except our former classmates and
teachers), regardless of publication history.  Thanks for your time and
continued support.  We've had a great year with the books we've done so far,
and we're ready for more.  Beginning in March, some of us will be touring
with our authors, so we hope to see you somewhere and soon.

Sincerely,

Lynn (and on behalf of Josh, Robyn, and Nick)

Canarium Books
info@canariumbooks.org
www.canariumbooks.org

Now On-Line: Tip of the Knife, Issue 2

Contributors

Guy R. Beining
Andrew Topel
Nico Vassilakis
Geof Huth
John M Bennett
Richard Kostelanetz
Leon 5

http://tipoftheknife.blogspot.com/2010/09/tip-of-knife-issue-2-in-paleolithic.html

From the intro:

"In Paleolithic times, networking meant mail: hard copy, post office-stuffed snail mail; stamps, envelopes, and licking yucky stuff were the order of the day. It was effective- I got to know scores of visual poets, and we all put out great magazines, courtesy of the U.S. Mail. The main problem- it’s slow, and I’m not very good at waiting.

So Time is great at breaking down barriers. We see near instant interaction thanks to internet communication. I have had entire conversations, video included, with a visual poet in Germany. He emailed me a file of goods for future Tip of the Knife mags. Twenty days work in twenty minutes."

e·ratio is reading for issue 14, the fall 2010 issue.

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e·ratio is reading for issue 14, the fall 2010 issue.  e·ratio
publishes poetry in the postmodern idioms with an emphasis on the
intransitive.  no simultaneous submissions, please.  reply within two
weeks.  this reading period ends october 31. please see contact page
for further info and where to send.

http://www.eratiopostmodernpoetry.com/

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Issue Forty Fifth of Concelebratory Shoehorn Review is now online.

 
Read poetry by Cath Vidler, Tasha Klein, Bill Dorris, Crag Hill, Sirrus Poe, Gary Wlikens, Richard Lopez, and Suzie Q. Smith. Also included in this issue is the amazing photography of Zventan Mumdgiev, and the stunning art of Valerie Mankoff.

http://www.cshoe.blogspot.com/　

Enjoy the experience,
Maurice Oliver, Editor