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Life Is a Rip Off
LIFE IS A RIP OFF: THE COMPLETE BOOK is 404 pages and 12 months of record reviews--one record a day, every day, for one year. Yes, John "Inzane" Olson aka Inzane Johnny of Wolf Eyes aka American Tapes did that. And he reviewed everything from death metal demo cassettes to the Staples Singers' gospel. Enter into the OLZONE and find out about music you've never known, bands from places that you've never heard, and then read his review of classic rock cornerstones such as KANSAS. Reading LRIP will make you re-realize why blues is relevant, why every punk band in America matters, why jazz is good for the heart, and metal will always ride by your side. "To write music op-ed this good, you have to...
John Olson
Maine is a place that people see as an island of tranquility in a world of haste. John Olson was born in Cushing, served in WWII, came back to Hathorn Point, married, raised children and through it all made his living mostly from hauling lobsters. In his eigthies, John still hauls traps most days except during the coldest winter months. He also keeps livestock on the land where he built his home six decades ago. Rather than exciting, John Olson's story is a smooth tale of a life-lived well-surrounded by family and friends. A Maine story enlivened with his proximity-familial and distance-to the Olson House given great publicity by the painting, Christina's World. Visit Maine with John's daugh...
Mingled Yarn
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You Know There's Something
We live, according to the Chinese curse, in "interesting times". Climate change, endless war, the disappearance of a former way of life, items missing from grocery shelves, mad rushes for toilet paper, the emergence of a digital world and the creep of totalitarianism. You Know There's Something is a reflective, monologic sounding of troubling events, but also a celebration of the many quiet and subtle pleasures available when we take the time to notice them.
Dada Budapest
The third collection of wide ranging prose poems by John Olson to be published by Black Widow Press: Dada Budapest. Not familiar with his works? Check out Backscatter: New and Collected Poems and Larynx Galaxy. Either one will get you hooked on John's imaginative and frolicking prose poems. A growing body of work truly unlike any other writer you have encountered. Author of eight published volumes of poetry and 4 novels, his poetry, prose poems, and essays are widely published in both online and print literary publications around the world.
Weave of the Dream King
Weave of the Dream King is JOHN OLSON's tenth collection of prose poetry. He is also the author of five novels, including Souls of Wind which was shortlisted for a Believer Book Award in 2008, The Seeing Machine, The Nothing That Is, In Advance of the Broken Justy, and Mingled Yarn, an autobiographical novel. In 2004, Seattle's popular weekly The Stranger awarded Olson its annual Genius Award for literature and in 2012 he was one of eight finalists for Washington State's Innovator Award. John Olson is an American poet and novelist. Olson has lived for many years in Seattle, Washington. He has published nine collections of poetry and three novels, including his recent novel: In Advance of the Broken Justy, and a book of essays: Essences and Sentences. Other works include Larynx Galaxy, Backscatter: New & Selected Poems and Souls of Wind, nominated for the 2008 Believer Book Award. In 2004, Seattle's weekly newspaper, The Stranger gave Olson one of its annual "genius awards." His writing notebooks have been exhibited at the University of Washington. Olson's prose poetry has been published and reviewed in print and online poetry magazines around the world
Oxygen
Take a Deep Breath... It Could be Your Last Valkerie Jansen is rough, beautiful, and has an uncanny knack for survival. But that doesn't explain why NASA picks her to be part of a two man, two woman crew to Mars--or does it?Halfway to the Red Planet, an explosion leaves the crew with only enough oxygen for one while the other three must be put in stasis. The crew's survival depends on complete trust in one another but all evidence points to sabotage. Who do they trust to stay awake?A Christy Award Winning Novel
Echo Regime
Poetry. ECHO REGIME is the fourth book by Black Square Editons, edited by John Yau. John Olson's book of forty-one poems is embellished by rich word choices and an array of peculiar subject matters, ranging from musical instruments to interpersonal relationships. I think truth is an arch/ resting solidly on a column/ of experience. And then I think/ that truth is the sadness of predication/ And then I think/ women like men with money/ to emit light from their abdomen. (Ginger Ale)
