Sunday, December 16, 2007
MARSH HAWK PRESS POETS IN NEW ANTHOLOGY!
Otoliths is a poetry publisher based in Australia, and its editor/publisher Mark Young just sent out the following announcement:
E-X-C-H-A-N-G-E-V-A-L-U-E-S: The Second XV Interviews
Curated by Tom Beckett
328 pages
$19.95 + p&h
ISBN: 978-0-9803659-9-3
Otoliths, 2007
Following on from the successful first volume of interviews from Tom Beckett's insightful site, E-X-C-H-A-N-G-E-V-A-L-U-E-S: The Second XV Interviews has just been released.
It contains interviews with Mark Young, Michael Heller, Bob Grumman, Shanna Compton, Sandy McIntosh, Jim McCrary, Gary Sullivan, A.L. Nielsen, Michael Farrell, CAConrad, Anny Ballardini, Denise Duhamel, Nick Carbó, Jack Kimball, Geoffrey Young & Jordan Stempleman, plus more than 100 pages of text & visual poetry, an essay, even a play. The interviewers this time around are Tom Beckett, Thomas Fink, Richard Lopez & Geof Huth.
The book may be ordered HERE.
Otoliths is a poetry publisher based in Australia, and its editor/publisher Mark Young just sent out the following announcement:
E-X-C-H-A-N-G-E-V-A-L-U-E-S: The Second XV Interviews
Curated by Tom Beckett
328 pages
$19.95 + p&h
ISBN: 978-0-9803659-9-3
Otoliths, 2007
Following on from the successful first volume of interviews from Tom Beckett's insightful site, E-X-C-H-A-N-G-E-V-A-L-U-E-S: The Second XV Interviews has just been released.
It contains interviews with Mark Young, Michael Heller, Bob Grumman, Shanna Compton, Sandy McIntosh, Jim McCrary, Gary Sullivan, A.L. Nielsen, Michael Farrell, CAConrad, Anny Ballardini, Denise Duhamel, Nick Carbó, Jack Kimball, Geoffrey Young & Jordan Stempleman, plus more than 100 pages of text & visual poetry, an essay, even a play. The interviewers this time around are Tom Beckett, Thomas Fink, Richard Lopez & Geof Huth.
The book may be ordered HERE.
CLAUDIA CARLSON RECEIVES DESIGN AWARD!
Claudia Carlson, who writes poetry but also has designed several Marsh Hawk Press books, has just received a design award! She had been co-designing, with Peter Selgin (talented cover illustrator and the editor of the journal as well), each of the five issues to date of the wonderful journal Alimentum: The Literature of Food. Alimentum just won in the in New York Book Show 2008 category of General Trade / Quality Paperback! Claudia had worked on both cover and interior. She will be feted deservedly at the awards reception on March 11t 2008. Alimentum is a magazine with poems, stories, non-fiction, interviews, and things that are clearly undefinable but always about food. As it turns out, MHP managing editor Sandy McIntosh is one of the MHP poets who have appeared in this journal.
Claudia Carlson, who writes poetry but also has designed several Marsh Hawk Press books, has just received a design award! She had been co-designing, with Peter Selgin (talented cover illustrator and the editor of the journal as well), each of the five issues to date of the wonderful journal Alimentum: The Literature of Food. Alimentum just won in the in New York Book Show 2008 category of General Trade / Quality Paperback! Claudia had worked on both cover and interior. She will be feted deservedly at the awards reception on March 11t 2008. Alimentum is a magazine with poems, stories, non-fiction, interviews, and things that are clearly undefinable but always about food. As it turns out, MHP managing editor Sandy McIntosh is one of the MHP poets who have appeared in this journal.
Monday, December 10, 2007
READING BY STEPHEN PAUL MILLER
THURDAY, DECEMBER 13 6PM
Stephen Paul Miller
Cornelia Street Café
The Cornelia Street Café 29 Cornelia Street, NYC
6:00PM
Cover $7 (includes one house drink)
How to get to the Cornelia Street Café
By Subway
A, C, E, B, D, F & V TRAINS
• Get on the south end of the train.
• Take the train to the West 4th Street stop.
• Exit at West 3rd Street.
• Walk one block north to 4th Street.
• Make an acute left onto Cornelia Street.
1 & 9 TRAINS
• Take the train to the Sheridan Square stop.
• Walk 21/2 blocks east on West 4th Street.
• Make a right onto Cornelia Street.
By Car
7th Avenue South to Bleecker, left on Bleecker, Cornelia Street is the second street on the left. We're in the middle of the block.
There is on the Street metered parking until 10pm. After 10pm it's free.
There are 2 parking garages in the neighborhood, one on Morton Street, accessible from 7th Avenue ( go past Bleecker Street to Morton Street). It's on the left. Another parking garage is on 3rd Street, East of 6th Avenue (Avenue of the Americas).
By Taxi
Tell the Driver to come down 7th Avenue, turn left on Bleecker and take the 2nd left (Cornelia Street), or, if you're coming up town and want to save a few pennies to drop you off on the corner of 6th Avenue and West 4th Street.
The Cornelia Street Café 29 Cornelia Street, NYC 10014 212-989-9319
THURDAY, DECEMBER 13 6PM
Stephen Paul Miller
Cornelia Street Café
The Cornelia Street Café 29 Cornelia Street, NYC
6:00PM
Cover $7 (includes one house drink)
How to get to the Cornelia Street Café
By Subway
A, C, E, B, D, F & V TRAINS
• Get on the south end of the train.
• Take the train to the West 4th Street stop.
• Exit at West 3rd Street.
• Walk one block north to 4th Street.
• Make an acute left onto Cornelia Street.
1 & 9 TRAINS
• Take the train to the Sheridan Square stop.
• Walk 21/2 blocks east on West 4th Street.
• Make a right onto Cornelia Street.
By Car
7th Avenue South to Bleecker, left on Bleecker, Cornelia Street is the second street on the left. We're in the middle of the block.
There is on the Street metered parking until 10pm. After 10pm it's free.
There are 2 parking garages in the neighborhood, one on Morton Street, accessible from 7th Avenue ( go past Bleecker Street to Morton Street). It's on the left. Another parking garage is on 3rd Street, East of 6th Avenue (Avenue of the Americas).
By Taxi
Tell the Driver to come down 7th Avenue, turn left on Bleecker and take the 2nd left (Cornelia Street), or, if you're coming up town and want to save a few pennies to drop you off on the corner of 6th Avenue and West 4th Street.
The Cornelia Street Café 29 Cornelia Street, NYC 10014 212-989-9319
EILEEN TABIOS REVIEWED BY FEMINIST REVIEW!
Eileen Tabios' THE LIGHT SANG AS IT LEFT YOUR EYES is reviewed by the Feminist Review. Click on excerpt below for the whole review:
Eileen Tabios' THE LIGHT SANG AS IT LEFT YOUR EYES is reviewed by the Feminist Review. Click on excerpt below for the whole review:
Traversing between these modes, the text explores mourning, political ambivalence and accountability, sexuality, international sex trade, pensive pastoral scenery, and hope. // There is no doubt Tabios is a contemporary master of poetry. Her playful yet serious musings betray experience, reflexive meditation, and vulnerability. In the appendix, Tabios wishes to create poetry that inspire readers to seek knowledge about the Philippines, as do students who learn French, Greek, or Latin whilst studying the canon. This book is successful in doing so.
Thursday, December 06, 2007
CLAUDIA CARLSON READING
Claudia Carlson and Matthew Thorburn read together at Bookculture, 536 West 112th Street New York, NY 10025 on Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 7 p.m. More information HERE.
Claudia Carlson and Matthew Thorburn read together at Bookculture, 536 West 112th Street New York, NY 10025 on Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 7 p.m. More information HERE.
