Thursday, January 29, 2004
FIRST ANNUAL MARSH HAWK PRESS POETRY PRIZE
Marsh Hawk Press has updated its website to include the mailing address for those who wish to send manuscripts. Check out www.marshhawkpress.org.
Also remember the Submission Deadline: April 30, 2004
TO BE JUDGED BY MARIE PONSOT
Marsh Hawk Press has updated its website to include the mailing address for those who wish to send manuscripts. Check out www.marshhawkpress.org.
Also remember the Submission Deadline: April 30, 2004
TO BE JUDGED BY MARIE PONSOT
Monday, January 19, 2004
THE MARSH HAWK PRESS PRIZE
This is a reminder that the deadline approaches for what will be the
FIRST ANNUAL MARSH HAWK PRESS POETRY PRIZE
Submission Deadline: April 30, 2004
TO BE JUDGED BY MARIE PONSOT
More information is available here: http://marshhawkpress.org/Contests%20and%20Submissions.htm
You also might want to sign up for a hotline e-mail list to get timely notifications on the contest and other Marsh Hawk Press news through: http://marshhawkpress.org/hotline.htm
This is a reminder that the deadline approaches for what will be the
FIRST ANNUAL MARSH HAWK PRESS POETRY PRIZE
Submission Deadline: April 30, 2004
TO BE JUDGED BY MARIE PONSOT
More information is available here: http://marshhawkpress.org/Contests%20and%20Submissions.htm
You also might want to sign up for a hotline e-mail list to get timely notifications on the contest and other Marsh Hawk Press news through: http://marshhawkpress.org/hotline.htm
EILEEN TABIOS ON MORIA!
Poet-editor William Allegrezza alerts us that the latest issue of Moria: A Poetry Journal contains poems by Eileen Tabios! Here's Bill's release:
A new issue of _moria_ (www.moriapoetry.com) has just been posted. As well as a review of Maria Damon and mIEKAL aNd's Literature Nation, it contains poetry by:
Camille Martin, Peter Ganick, Andrew Lundwall, Trevor Landers, Bruna Mori, Ann Lederer, Eileen Tabios, Shane Plante, Petra Backonja, Crag Hill, Sandra Simonds.
As usual, I am looking for poetry, poetics articles, and reviews for future issues. Plus, I am on the lookout for reviewers. If you are interested in reviewing small press work, just send me an e-mail.
Bill Allegrezza
www.moriapoetry.com
Poet-editor William Allegrezza alerts us that the latest issue of Moria: A Poetry Journal contains poems by Eileen Tabios! Here's Bill's release:
A new issue of _moria_ (www.moriapoetry.com) has just been posted. As well as a review of Maria Damon and mIEKAL aNd's Literature Nation, it contains poetry by:
Camille Martin, Peter Ganick, Andrew Lundwall, Trevor Landers, Bruna Mori, Ann Lederer, Eileen Tabios, Shane Plante, Petra Backonja, Crag Hill, Sandra Simonds.
As usual, I am looking for poetry, poetics articles, and reviews for future issues. Plus, I am on the lookout for reviewers. If you are interested in reviewing small press work, just send me an e-mail.
Bill Allegrezza
www.moriapoetry.com
Tuesday, January 06, 2004
ONLINE REVIEWS: SHARON DOLIN AND BASIL KING
Eileen Tabios's review of Sharon Dolin's SERIOUS PINK is now available at Jacket's website. It will be out when Jacket releases its issue no. 24, but is currently accessible at http://jacketmagazine.com/24/tabi-dolin.html. Here's an excerpt:
Ekphrasis, as Dolin exemplifies, is not about verbalizing an intention (including an image). It’s about letting something else begin an experience or revelation that the poet might not otherwise experience or know. But Dolin doesn’t keep the experiences solipsistic — her poems use a lot of ‘you’ for a reason....// Ultimately, Dolin doesn’t make the mistake made by other poets writing from the inspiration of paintings — the inevitably doomed task of attempting to textually mimic another art work. Her ekphrastic process begins with the paintings, but the paintings appropriately are left behind in order to allow the poems to become their own entities: poems.
Eileen also did a blog review of Basil King's MIRAGE in a December 4, 2004 post at her blog, Chatelaine Poetics.
Eileen Tabios's review of Sharon Dolin's SERIOUS PINK is now available at Jacket's website. It will be out when Jacket releases its issue no. 24, but is currently accessible at http://jacketmagazine.com/24/tabi-dolin.html. Here's an excerpt:
Ekphrasis, as Dolin exemplifies, is not about verbalizing an intention (including an image). It’s about letting something else begin an experience or revelation that the poet might not otherwise experience or know. But Dolin doesn’t keep the experiences solipsistic — her poems use a lot of ‘you’ for a reason....// Ultimately, Dolin doesn’t make the mistake made by other poets writing from the inspiration of paintings — the inevitably doomed task of attempting to textually mimic another art work. Her ekphrastic process begins with the paintings, but the paintings appropriately are left behind in order to allow the poems to become their own entities: poems.
Eileen also did a blog review of Basil King's MIRAGE in a December 4, 2004 post at her blog, Chatelaine Poetics.
Saturday, January 03, 2004
Basil King and Martha King in print here and there!
Two Marsh Hawk authors can be found in Shuffle Boil, #4, Fall 2003, writing about composer Stefan Wolpe. See "A frame for Stefan" by Martha, and "Basil King on Stefan Wolpe", along with two terrific Clemens Kalisher photos of Stefan at Black Mountain College.
If you don't know Shuffle Boil, it's an eclectic magazine of poets and music, with music ranging from jazz and blues and folk to 20th century concert music, and world music and on...in fact, if it's to be heard Shuffle Boil perks up. Brilliant editing by poets Steve Dickison and David Meltzer in San Francisco. Go to www.spdbooks.org if it isn't in your favorite indebookstore. Just $12 for three issues. More information is available online at http://www.bigbridge.org/musicshuffle.htm.
Martha King's "I Wanted to Vote" is in the fall 2003 issue of New York Stories--another piece of her 1960s memoir -- billed here as "essay" because it is a sort of answer to the 'why should you bother to vote' sense so many of us citizens have. This magazine might be in a local bookstore...or go to www.newyorkstories.org for samples and subscription info.
Two Marsh Hawk authors can be found in Shuffle Boil, #4, Fall 2003, writing about composer Stefan Wolpe. See "A frame for Stefan" by Martha, and "Basil King on Stefan Wolpe", along with two terrific Clemens Kalisher photos of Stefan at Black Mountain College.
If you don't know Shuffle Boil, it's an eclectic magazine of poets and music, with music ranging from jazz and blues and folk to 20th century concert music, and world music and on...in fact, if it's to be heard Shuffle Boil perks up. Brilliant editing by poets Steve Dickison and David Meltzer in San Francisco. Go to www.spdbooks.org if it isn't in your favorite indebookstore. Just $12 for three issues. More information is available online at http://www.bigbridge.org/musicshuffle.htm.
Martha King's "I Wanted to Vote" is in the fall 2003 issue of New York Stories--another piece of her 1960s memoir -- billed here as "essay" because it is a sort of answer to the 'why should you bother to vote' sense so many of us citizens have. This magazine might be in a local bookstore...or go to www.newyorkstories.org for samples and subscription info.
