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Red Noir & Other Pieces for Performance
"A compilation of selected pieces intended for performance in the theatrical sense."--Notes.
The Heart is a Quarter Pounder
Poetry. Not since Jim Gustafson edited The First One's Free in 1978 has the work of the late poet Jeffrey Miller been available. This new collection includes unpublished poems as well as an introduction by Andrei Codrescu and an afterward by Bruce Cheney, both of whom were friends of Miller's. Jeffrey Miller's work has been an underground classic, inspiring and captivating three generations of poets who have had the good fortune to encounter Miller's work.
Glad Stone Children
Poetry. GLAD STONE CHILDREN is Edmund Berrigan's third collection of poetry. His previous work includes DISARMING MATTER and Your Cheatin' Heart. Son of noted poet, Ted Berrigan, Edmund has a style all his own; GLAD STONE CHILDREN has a musicality and flow of consciousness. He considers the romantic and the political as well as praise and critique for lyric. "Eddie Berrigan gives a nod to his lineage, acknowledging his upbringing as poetry's child. Berrigan's music, laced with undercurrents of violence and tension, is elegant and hysterically absurd by turns. These poems are a blueprint for a new generation of young American Poets"-Brenda Coultas. Praise for GLAD STONE CHILDREN and Edmund Berrigan is never-ending: He is a "rare sort of spy for the imperfect pitch"-John Coletti.
Poems from Penny Lane
Poetry. POEMS FROM PENNY LANE is an anthology chronicling the "So, You're A Poet," reading series in Boulder, Colorado which has hosted such poets as Allen Ginsberg, Diane DiPrima, Anne Waldman, Gregory Corso, Ted Joans, and thousands of other poets and writers. Anne Waldman: "This Anthology draws on those many moons of Monday nights and by the commitment and talent of younger writers and editors in the Naropa community. It is a ranging and engaging compilation. As such it represents a refreshing ongoing counter-poetics, outside the mainstreams of academia and lyrical 'mafia' officialdom."
The Alchemy of Noise
2023 Indie Author Project Regional Contest Winner in California 2019 Readers' Favorite Awards Gold Medal Winner in Fiction (Literary) 2019 Best Book Awards Finalist in Fiction (Literary) 2019 International Book Awards, Finalist, Fiction (Multicultural) 2020 IBPA Benjamin Franklin Award Fiction Finalist in Multicultural 2019 Foreword Indie Finalist in Adult Fiction: Multicultural 2019 Nautilus Book Awards Silver Winner in Fiction “Infused with beauty, humor, and pain, The Alchemy of Noise is a modern American love story that asks if love can bridge the distance between two Americas.” —Laura Nicole Diamond, author of Shelter Us and Deliver Me In a world so full of lonely people and broke...
Chain
"While not the death knell for CHAIN, this is the last annual issue of CHAIN for some time...We've decided that it's time to continue the CHAIN project in another form-not only to further the possibilities of our original intent, but also to save us from the crash and burn associated with putting out a journal that regularly has over seventy contributors"-from the Editors' Notes. Learn about CHAIN's new format (and call for guest editors!) in this final annual issue, and dive into new work from Michael C. Boyko, Joshua Clover & Chris Nealon, Sharon Dolin, Craig Dworkin, Rob Halpern, Brenda Hillman, Stephen Ratcliffe, Jennifer Scappettone, Padcha Tuntha-Obas, Anne Waldman and more.
Join the Planets
"Reed Bye's poems have appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies, among them Out of This World, The Angel Hair Anthology, Nice to See You: Homage to Ted Berrigan, Sleeping on the Wing and Civil Disobediences. His previous books include Some Magic at the Dump, Erstwhile Charms, Border Theme, Heart's Bestiary and Passing Freaks and Graces. His first CD, Long Way Around, was released in 2005 by Farfalla Press / McMillian and Parrish. He is a professor at Naropa University's Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics and lives, with his wife, in Boulder, Colorado. Join the Planets contains a generous selection from his earlier books, plus almost one hundred pages of new poems."--Publisher's website.
Paper Thin
Poetry. PAPER THIN is Rob Geisen's second book of poetry, and in it we are greeted again by his surrealistic sense of humor and tender emotional wordplay. Reed Bye has said of this book: "Rob Geisen's poems are written from a one-two sensibility of simple animal lusts and smart human double-takes . these are poems of an unusually immediate enjoyable accessibility."
The Devil, the Lovers, & Me
The author describes her survival of an abusive relationship, her mother's mid-life sexual proclivities, and the interference of friends and her father during a promising new romance, challenges that prompted her visit to an atypical tarot card reader.
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