VLAK Magazine Online

The inaugural issue of VLAK Magazine: Contemporary Poetics & the Arts (out of print!) available for free download here, featuring commentary, visual work, interviews and writing from:

• Ali Alizadeh
• Bruce Andrews
• Louis Armand
• Octavio Armand
• Stephanie Barber
• Andrea Brady
• Pam Brown
• Abigail Child
• Joshua Cohen
• John Coletti
• Stephan Delbos
• Brandon Downing
• Veronika Drahotova
• Vadim Erent
• Betsy Fagin
• Vincent Farnsworth
• Mike Farrell
• Jessica Fiorini
• Allen Fisher
• Thor Garcia
• John Godfrey
• Elizabeth Gross
• Catherine Hales
• Matt Hall
• Tim Haze
• Henry Hills
• Jen Hofer
• Amande In
• Keith Jones
• Alexander Jorgensen
• Pierre Joris
• Vincent Katz
• John Kinsella
• Aaron Lowinger
• Karen Mac Cormack
• Steve McCaffery
• Mez
• Bill Mousoulis
• Eileen Myles
• Jess Mynes
• Jena Osman
• Ron Padget
• Marjorie Perloff
• Douglas Piccinnini
• Arlo Quint
• Ales Steger
• Holli Schorno
• Robert Sheppard
• Stephanie Strickland
• Stacey Szymaszek
• Holly Tavel
• Habib Tengour
• Mark Terrill
• Richard Tipping
• Darren Tofts
• Edwin Torres
• Veronique Vassiliou
• Lina Ramona Vitkauskas
• Alli Warren
• Marjorie Welish
• John Wilkinson
• Allyssa Wolf

CHICAGO REVIEW 55:2

Now available. Featuring:

• Matt Briggs
• Durs Grünbein
• Rob Halpern
• Simon Jarvis
• Kristina Jipson
• Pierre Joris
• Gary Lutz
• Stéphane Mallarmé (trans. by Peter Manson)
• Erika Mikkalo
• Jennifer Moxley
• Susan Stewart
• Jean Valentine
• John Wilkinson
• Elizabeth Winer
• Andrew Zawacki

post_moot

Thursday 22nd - Sunday 25th April

a convocation of unorthodox poetic and cultural practices

featuring an array of cutting edge diversity in respect of poetry and performances of poetry; papers, live writing, poets theater, sound art, talk-based poetics, extended vocal performance, physical theater and digital text collaboration, polylingualism, lyric meditations, translation, poetry readings, writing interventions, sound poetry, visual poetry, eco-poetics, text-based installation, bookateria, late night readings, multimedia and a lot more besides that.

• Maria Auxiliadora Alvarez
• Stan Apps
• Oana Avasilichioaei
• Mike Basinski
• Holly Bass
• John M. Bennett
• Black Took Collective
• Sean Bonney
• Tammy Brown
• Mairéad Byrne
• Shá Cage
• cris cheek
• Daniel Citro
• A.M.J. Crawford
• Jordan Dalton
• Maria Damon
• Ian Davidson
• Ryan Downey
• Alan Golding
• K. Lorraine Graham
• Duriel Harris
• Carla Harryman
• Jeff Hilson
• Jen Hofer
• Josef Horacek
• William R. Howe
• Jade Hudson
• Christine Hume
• Peter Jaeger
• Mark Jeffery
• Bonnie Jones
• Pierre Joris
• KBD Sound Collective
• Adeena Karasick 
• Brian Kincaid
• A. J. Patrick Liszkiewicz
• Jose Luna
• Dawn Lundy-Martin
• Mel Nichols
• Hoa Nguyen
• Chris Mann
• Monica Mody
• K. Silem Mohammad
• Laura Moriarty
• Judd Morrissey
• Erin Mouré
• Jason Nelson
• Mel Nichols
• Tom Orange 
• Jessica Ponto
• Luke Roberts
• Jaime Robles
• Ric Royer
• Linda Russo
• Lisa Samuels
• Standard Schaefer
• Jonathan Skinner
• Danny Snelson
• Todd Seabrook
• Jessica Smith
• Rod Smith
• Kate Sopko
• Rodrigo Toscano
• Lawrence Upton
• Chris Vitiello
• Catherine Wagner
• Mark Wallace
• Dana Ward
• Barrett Watten
• Brian Whitener
• Steve Willey
• Tyrone Williams
• Ronaldo Wilson

Miami University, Oxford, Ohio

For further information on registration and accommodation point your browser here.

the post _ moot collective are Maria Auxiliadora Alvarez, Tammy Brown, cris cheek, WIlliam R. Howe, Cathy Wagner

Pierre Joris - Justifying the Margins

In this collection of essays, poet, translator, anthologist and critic Pierre Joris extends his "nomad poetics" to a remarkable zigzagging on the margins of twentieth and twenty-first century poetry and poetics. For Justifying the Margins refuses, precisely, to fill out spaces neatly to yield (to) straightened out, pre-set margins, be they cultural, literary, linguistic or political; Joris rather wanders through those spaces, and thereby "justifies" the margins properly speaking.

£11.99, Salt Publishing

Excerpt

Available via the Bookshelf.