Monday, November 9, 2009
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Best Poetry Books of 2009 - Joshua Marie Wilkinson
Joshua Marie Wilkinson's selections:
Tuned Droves by Eric Baus (Octopus Books)
With Deer by Aase Berg (Black Ocean Books)
Free Cell by Anselm Berrigan (City Lights Publishers)
A Mouth in California by Graham Foust (Flood Editions)
The Sound Mirror by Andrew Joron (Flood Editions)
Humanimal: A Project for Future Children by Bhanu Kapil (Kelsey Street Press)
Penury by Myung Mi Kim (Omnidawn Publishing)
Neighbor by Rachel Levitsky (Ugly Duckling Press)
Clampdown by Jennifer Moxley (Flood Editions)
My New Job by Catherine Wagner (Fence Books)
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Joshua Marie Wilkinson is the author, most recently, of The Book of Whispering in the Projection Booth (Tupelo 2009). Two new projects are due out next year: Selenography, a collaboration with the Polaroids of Califone's Tim Rutili (Sidebrow Press) and an anthology of short essays by 101 contemporary poets on teaching poetry (U of Iowa Press). He lives in Chicago and Athens, Georgia.
Tuned Droves by Eric Baus (Octopus Books)
With Deer by Aase Berg (Black Ocean Books)
Free Cell by Anselm Berrigan (City Lights Publishers)
A Mouth in California by Graham Foust (Flood Editions)
The Sound Mirror by Andrew Joron (Flood Editions)
Humanimal: A Project for Future Children by Bhanu Kapil (Kelsey Street Press)
Penury by Myung Mi Kim (Omnidawn Publishing)
Neighbor by Rachel Levitsky (Ugly Duckling Press)
Clampdown by Jennifer Moxley (Flood Editions)
My New Job by Catherine Wagner (Fence Books)
* * *
Joshua Marie Wilkinson is the author, most recently, of The Book of Whispering in the Projection Booth (Tupelo 2009). Two new projects are due out next year: Selenography, a collaboration with the Polaroids of Califone's Tim Rutili (Sidebrow Press) and an anthology of short essays by 101 contemporary poets on teaching poetry (U of Iowa Press). He lives in Chicago and Athens, Georgia.
Monday, November 2, 2009
This Week at No Tell
Miriam Bird Greenberg looks askance with her white eyes like a rabbit shucked of its skin in one fluid motion this week at No Tell Motel.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
ROCKPILE COMES TO WASHINGTON
Tuesday, November 3, noon-1:30 pm
Poets in the (Think) Tank: ROCKPILE Symposium
Co-sponsored by Split This Rock (www.SplitThisRock.org) and the Institute for Policy Studies (www.ips-dc.org)
Brown bag lunch
The Institute for Policy Studies
1112 16th Street, NW, Suite 600
Washington, DC
Farragut North or Farragut West Metro
For more info: info@splitthisrock.org, 202-787-5210
In anticipation of what is sure to be a music and poetry extravaganza at Busboys and Poets November 4, ROCKPILE artists David Meltzer and Michael Rothenberg host an open discussion on Art and Activism, Poetry, Music and The Troubadour Tradition, Censorship and The Academy, Community and Collaboration. Panel participants include David Meltzer, Michael Rothenberg, and Fred Joiner (bio below). Moderator: Sarah Browning
Wednesday, November 4 ROCKPILE PERFORMANCE
Host: Busboys and Poets: “Hump Day Groovez” w/ Burnett Thompson and The New Columbia Orchestra
Time: 9pm-11pm
2021 14 St. NW
Washington, DC 20009
202-387-9757
http://www.busboysandpoets.com/
admission—10 dollars at the door
Poets in the (Think) Tank: ROCKPILE Symposium
Co-sponsored by Split This Rock (www.SplitThisRock.org) and the Institute for Policy Studies (www.ips-dc.org)
Brown bag lunch
The Institute for Policy Studies
1112 16th Street, NW, Suite 600
Washington, DC
Farragut North or Farragut West Metro
For more info: info@splitthisrock.org, 202-787-5210
In anticipation of what is sure to be a music and poetry extravaganza at Busboys and Poets November 4, ROCKPILE artists David Meltzer and Michael Rothenberg host an open discussion on Art and Activism, Poetry, Music and The Troubadour Tradition, Censorship and The Academy, Community and Collaboration. Panel participants include David Meltzer, Michael Rothenberg, and Fred Joiner (bio below). Moderator: Sarah Browning
Wednesday, November 4 ROCKPILE PERFORMANCE
Host: Busboys and Poets: “Hump Day Groovez” w/ Burnett Thompson and The New Columbia Orchestra
Time: 9pm-11pm
2021 14 St. NW
Washington, DC 20009
202-387-9757
http://www.busboysandpoets.com/
admission—10 dollars at the door
Potomac Review Issue #46
Order your copy now and join us as they hike the Appalachian Trail, belly dance at Sharm El Sheikh, drink tea in Kazakhstan and dig in an Italian vineyard. They are pleased and proud to offer poetry by Amy Holman, fiction by Myfanway Collins, Irene Keliher, Jeff Fearnside and many others.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
No Tell Motel's Nominations for Dzanc Books' Best of the Web
"Eating The Future" by Elizabeth Hildreth
"Ghazal, with Accessories" by Jenn Koiter
"When I Worked for Madonna" by Joanna Ruocco
"Ghazal, with Accessories" by Jenn Koiter
"When I Worked for Madonna" by Joanna Ruocco
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