Wednesday, January 31, 2007
OTOLITHS FEATURES TWO MARSH HAWKERS!
Otoliths 5 has just been released, featuring poems by Eileen Tabios and a review by Thomas Fink!
Otoliths 5 has just been released, featuring poems by Eileen Tabios and a review by Thomas Fink!
Monday, January 29, 2007
Friday, January 26, 2007
EILEEN TABIOS IN DUSIE
Eileen Tabios is in the new DUSIE #5 with her poem "Gospel For My Father" -- one of the poems to appear in her Fall 2007 Marsh Hawk Press book, The Light Sang As It Left Your Eyes.
Eileen Tabios is in the new DUSIE #5 with her poem "Gospel For My Father" -- one of the poems to appear in her Fall 2007 Marsh Hawk Press book, The Light Sang As It Left Your Eyes.
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
MORE HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS
to Sharon Dolin whose poem "Tea Lay," one of the sequence of poems from Clare-Hewn has been selected for inclusion in The Best American Poetry, 2007, guest-edited by Heather McHugh. Sharon's poem first appeared in New American Writing.
to Sharon Dolin whose poem "Tea Lay," one of the sequence of poems from Clare-Hewn has been selected for inclusion in The Best American Poetry, 2007, guest-edited by Heather McHugh. Sharon's poem first appeared in New American Writing.
EILEEN TABIOS IN VISUAL POETRY EXHIBITION
Eileen Tabios is participating in a visual poetry exhibit opening in Manila on Jan. 24, 2007. She will present a visual art installation representing her poem "List(ing) Poem: Towards The New Filipino Society," which is part of her Fall 2007 Marsh Hawk Press book, The Light Sang As It Left Your Eyes. More information about the exhibit entitled "Chromatext Reloaded" is available HERE.
Eileen Tabios is participating in a visual poetry exhibit opening in Manila on Jan. 24, 2007. She will present a visual art installation representing her poem "List(ing) Poem: Towards The New Filipino Society," which is part of her Fall 2007 Marsh Hawk Press book, The Light Sang As It Left Your Eyes. More information about the exhibit entitled "Chromatext Reloaded" is available HERE.
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS
to Thomas Fink and Harriett Zinnes whose poems have been chosen to appear in Best American Poetry! Here are details:
to Thomas Fink and Harriett Zinnes whose poems have been chosen to appear in Best American Poetry! Here are details:
Heather McHugh and David Lehman chose a poem by Harriet Zinnes and one by Thomas Fink for inclusion in the 2007 Best American Poetry (Scribner's). Harriet's poem is "Remiss Rebut," published in Colorado Review XXXIII.1 (Spring 2006): 120. Tom's poem is "Yinglish Strophes IX," published in Barrow Street (Winter 2005-6): 45.
Sunday, January 14, 2007
EILEEN TABIOS IN MIPOESIAS ASIAN AMERICAN ISSUE
MiPOesias Magazine's Asian American Issue, Guest-Edited by Nick Carbo, has just been released. Eileen Tabios contributes four poems!
MiPOesias Magazine's Asian American Issue, Guest-Edited by Nick Carbo, has just been released. Eileen Tabios contributes four poems!
Tuesday, January 09, 2007
MARSH HAWK PRESS POETS WRITE ARS POETICA!
Logolalia recently inaugurated a blog of ars poetica poems, that will culminate in a print anthology of poems on the art of poetry. In its early stages, Eileen Tabios presents three poems, of which the first adn third shown here will be in her forthcoming Fall 2007 Marsh Hawk Press book:
"Sentences" at: http://www.logolalia.com/arspoetica/archives/002900.html
"Athena" at http://www.logolalia.com/arspoetica/archives/002903.html
"Ifugao Red" at http://www.logolalia.com/arspoetica/archives/002906.html
Also recently featured is Sandy McIntosh with his poem "How the Work Gets Done" at http://www.logolalia.com/arspoetica/archives/002910.html
Logolalia recently inaugurated a blog of ars poetica poems, that will culminate in a print anthology of poems on the art of poetry. In its early stages, Eileen Tabios presents three poems, of which the first adn third shown here will be in her forthcoming Fall 2007 Marsh Hawk Press book:
"Sentences" at: http://www.logolalia.com/arspoetica/archives/002900.html
"Athena" at http://www.logolalia.com/arspoetica/archives/002903.html
"Ifugao Red" at http://www.logolalia.com/arspoetica/archives/002906.html
Also recently featured is Sandy McIntosh with his poem "How the Work Gets Done" at http://www.logolalia.com/arspoetica/archives/002910.html
SPIRITUAL POETRY!
Joyful Noise: An Anthology of American Spiritual Poetry, edited by Robert Strong and just published by Autumn House in Pittsburgh, reflects a Marsh Hawk Press presence. Included are poems by Jane Augustine, Marsh Hawk Press past contest judges Denise Duhamel and Gerry Stern, and Artistic Advisory Board members Alicia Ostriker, Toi Derricotte and Anne Waldman.
Joyful Noise: An Anthology of American Spiritual Poetry, edited by Robert Strong and just published by Autumn House in Pittsburgh, reflects a Marsh Hawk Press presence. Included are poems by Jane Augustine, Marsh Hawk Press past contest judges Denise Duhamel and Gerry Stern, and Artistic Advisory Board members Alicia Ostriker, Toi Derricotte and Anne Waldman.
Sunday, January 07, 2007
A NEW YEAR POEM
Madeline Tiger shares:
Let’s dream of a dreamed-of world
Madeline Tiger 1/01/07
Let the 1st eye of
your design like the
3rd eye of pyramids
or any old mystic
put a good whammy
on
evil do-ers, that conglomerate plethora
of inepts &arrogants
and like the strong figure
you make of lines dance
the body of the eye against
abuse. Can we be hopeful?
Well, we must!
Madeline Tiger shares:
Let’s dream of a dreamed-of world
Madeline Tiger 1/01/07
Let the 1st eye of
your design like the
3rd eye of pyramids
or any old mystic
put a good whammy
on
evil do-ers, that conglomerate plethora
of inepts &arrogants
and like the strong figure
you make of lines dance
the body of the eye against
abuse. Can we be hopeful?
Well, we must!
Saturday, January 06, 2007
MARSH HAWK PRESS(ENCE) IN JACKET!
The newly-completed Jacket 31, edited by John Tranter, presents a Feature on Robert Creeley, who had served on Marsh Hawk Press' Advisory Board. Mr. Creeley's Feature section is edited by Michael Kelleher
In this same issue are poems by Harriett Zinnes and Sharon Dolin.
The newly-completed Jacket 31, edited by John Tranter, presents a Feature on Robert Creeley, who had served on Marsh Hawk Press' Advisory Board. Mr. Creeley's Feature section is edited by Michael Kelleher
In this same issue are poems by Harriett Zinnes and Sharon Dolin.
THOMAS FINK AND EILEEN TABIOS IN SUGAR MULE!
Sugar Mule is presenting a double issue on "collaborative textual poetry," guest-edited by Sheila Murphy. Participants include Thomas Fink and Eileen Tabios.
Sheila's Introduction makes for interesting reading; click on this excerpt for the whole thing:
Here is the participant list:
Sugar Mule is presenting a double issue on "collaborative textual poetry," guest-edited by Sheila Murphy. Participants include Thomas Fink and Eileen Tabios.
Sheila's Introduction makes for interesting reading; click on this excerpt for the whole thing:
Textual collaboration has not yet established a presence as a category of work, yet examples of it appear, intermingled with individual writing, within print magazines and web-based publications, including blogzines. Typically, venues characterized as avant tend to feature collaboration more frequently than relatively more traditional periodicals. As with many categorical avenues in the arts, collaborative textual writing is better characterized by examples of excellence than by theoretical arguments for its existence.
Here is the participant list:
Contributors by section:
- section one -
Mary Rising Higgins and George Kalamaras
Maria Damon and mIEKAL aND
Natalie Basinski and Michael Basinski
Robert Garlitz and Rupert Loydell
John M. Bennett and Jim Leftwich
John Crouse and Jim Leftwich
Luke Kennard and Rupert M Loydell
Dan Waber and Jennifer Hill-Kaucher
J.S. Murnet
- section two -
Penn Kemp and Gloria Alvernaz Mulcahy
Alan Halsey and Jesse Glass
Nico Vassilakis and Geof Huth
John M. Bennett and Geof Huth
Bob Grumman and Geof Huth
Geof Huth and Bob Grumman
Nick Carbo and Eileen Tabios
Eileen Tabios with David Baptiste-Chirot
Vernon Frazer and Michelle Greenblatt
John M. Bennett and K.S. Ernst
Jim Leftwich and Jukka-Pekka Kervinen
John M. Bennett and Stacey Allam
Bob Brueckl and Jukka-Pekka Kervinen
erica kaufman, Anny Ballardini and kari edwards
Steve Dalachinsky and Jim Leftwich
Scott Macleod, Jukka-Pekka Kervinen and Michelle Greenblatt
- section three -
Scott Macleod and Jukka-Pekka Kervinen
Mark Young and Martin Edmond
Nico Vassilakis and Crystal Curry
Peter Ganick and Jukka-Pekka Kervinen
Bob Grumman and Geof Huth
Nico Vassilakis and Robert Mittenthal
John Crouse and Jukka-Pekka Kervinen
Michelle Greenblatt and Tom Taylor
Jim Leftwich and Andrew Topel
Susan McMaster and Penn Kemp
David Baratier and Sean Karns
Mackenzie Carignan and Scott Glassman
Frances Presley and Tilla Brading
Maria Damon, mIEKAL aND, jUStin!katKO
Tom Beckett and Thomas Fink
