Monday, April 21, 2008
Monday, April 14, 2008
Redletter, Red Rover
7pm Friday, April 18th @ Woodland Pattern in Milwaukee. A joint House / Flim event, part of the Redletter Reading Series. Featured readers to include:
Matthew Klane, Barrett Gordon, Eric Unger, and Luke Daly
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The following day in Chicago:
7pm Saturday, April 19th
Experiment #20:
A Sing Economy
guest curated by Matthew Klane
Red Rover Series
{readings that play with reading}
3 YEAR ANNIVERSARY with NEW LOCATION
at the Division Street Dance Loft
735 W. Division St, 3rd floor
(Division @ Halsted
enter parking lot off of Halsted St)
Featuring:
Tawrin Baker
Jaye Bartell
Barrett Gordon
Jennifer Karmin
Laura Sims
Kevin Thurston
Thursday, April 10, 2008
"The Microwave"
Microwave Johnson was a man.
He never did anybody any harm.
He saw the virtue in vice, believed in faith, and did all a modern man could. . .
He had cats, and talked to them with the greatest of pleasure. . . .
Big Game Books has published Microwave Johnson as Tinyside #50. It's the first Hooter Poem to be published, and like all Tinysides it only costs solamente one peso, so follow your heart on this one. Follow it here.
And look at the other Tinysides in this series, by poets Anna Moschovakis, Adam Deutsch, Aaron Tieger, and Buck Downs. Ms. Moschovakis in particular is a poet who is generous with her rather significant gifts. Andto the extent I know the others (this is EG here), none are likely to do you wrong. Regardez!
Thanks!
Wednesday, April 02, 2008
Spell: issue 4
House Press is excited to announce the release of the dynamic new issue of Spell magazine. Consisting of equal parts textual and visual poetry, this issue brings together contributors who provide unique perspectives of ways forward.
Featuring:
Alan May / Tom Wegrzynowski
Michael Slosek
Andrew Hughes
Nico Vassilakis
Sarah Menefee
Jessica Wickens
Jesse Ferguson
Kevin Mcpherson Eckhoff
Aaron Lowinger
Catherine Daly
Michael Carr
cover art: Scott Shanley
A poem by Michael Slosek from the issue:
From Kafka to Kleist
for aa
To a body, unaccomplished in sleep
a wreath is held
"To the best of their house"
brought back to the slaughter's art:
"This city, owned by a glove
of chosen hands, larger each pull apart.
1911 - a spider crawls over your eyes.
I waif in the strength to die."
So sparing us -
the cold breathing.
The weight climbing around a denser world
as obstacles to an inner orbit.
An amulet with arms around itself.
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Spell is available for trade or a five dollar check only. Items for trade / checks may be sent to:
Spell
c/o Eric Unger
3540 N. Lowell Ave.
Apt. 1L
Chicago, IL 60641