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Sunday
Mar202011

Blackbox Manifold 6

Blackbox Manifold 6 is now online.

ed. by Adam Piette & Alex Houen

Including tributes to Edwin Morgan, and poetry by:

  • Niall Campbell
  • Joseph Donohue
  • Howie Good
  • Chris Hardy
  • Morgan Harlow
  • Carla Harryman
  • Christine Herzer
  • Ishion Hutchinson
  • Andy Jackson
  • Michael Leong
  • Rod Mengham
  • Mary Noonan
  • Frederick Pollack
  • David Prater
  • Rufo Quintavalle
  • Ron Silliman
  • Matthew Sweeney
  • Jon Thompson
  • John Welch
  • J T Welsch
Saturday
Mar192011

Sous Les Pavés III

Sous Les Pavés III includes work by:

  • Sean Bonney
  • Susan Briante
  • Sommer Browning
  • Lara Buckerton
  • Collective Anon
  • Elliot Colla
  • Linh Dinh
  • David Hadbawnik
  • j/j hastain
  • Danny Hayward
  • Justin Katko
  • Frances Kruk
  • Francesca Lisette
  • Pocahontis Mildew
  • Goat Far DT
  • Jay James May
  • Debrah Morkun
  • Richard Owens
  • Keston Sutherland
  • Tomas Weber

Sous Les Pavés is a free bi-monthly publication distributed by mailing list only. Out-of-print issues can be read, downloaded and printed for free at the Sous Les Pavés website.

Thursday
Mar172011

Infinite Editions

Infinite Editions provides poetry postcards for free download and printing.

Sunday
Mar132011

PennSound - North of Invention: A Canadian Poetry Festival

PennSound has made available videos from North of Invention: A Canadian Poetry Festival, organised by Charles Bernstein and Sarah Dowling, featuring:

  • Christian Bök
  • Nicole Brossard
  • Stephen Collis
  • Jeff Derksen
  • Adeena Karasick
  • M. Nourbese Philip
  • A. Rawlings
  • Lisa Robertson
  • Jordan Scott
  • Fred Wah
Thursday
Mar102011

Steven Fowler reviews Jeff Hilson's In the Assarts

Steven Fowler:

Hilson’s use of distinctive vocabulary, a lexicon of the banal, utilises a finesse that pales the false poetic posturing of those working in circles created by perceptions of what has come before and held as the established “tone” of English poetry.

Read more here.

Sunday
Feb272011

Counting Backwards #5

Recordings and reviews of Counting Backwards #5 are available here.

Saturday
Feb262011

The Other Room 22 Videos

Videos from The Other Room 22 available to view here.

Thursday
Feb242011

Allen Fisher proposes

Ken Edwards' thoughts on Allen Fisher's Proposals.

Wednesday
Feb232011

Veer About

Veer About 2010-2011 has been specifically designed as an online publication with fully clickable contents page, while also utilising the pdf format to embed video, audio and visual work, in addition to text.

Available as a free download from Intercapillary Space.

Edited by Adrian Clarke and William Rowe.

Featuring:

  • Gilbert Adair
  • Pansy Maurer-Alvarez
  • Sean Bonney
  • Elizabeth-Jane Burnett
  • David Caddy
  • John Cayley
  • Wayne Clements
  • Jennifer Pike Cobbing
  • Becky Cremin
  • Jimmy Cummins
  • Allen Fisher
  • Gregorio Fontén
  • Steven Fowler
  • Edmund Hardy
  • Harry Gilonis
  • Martin Gubbins
  • James Harvey
  • Rosa van Hensbergen
  • Rob Holloway
  • Keith Jebb
  • Antony John
  • Doug Jones
  • Justin Katko
  • Matthew Martin
  • Steve McCaffery
  • Aodán McCardle
  • Karen McCormack
  • Mendoza
  • Rod Mengham
  • David Miller
  • Stephen Mooney
  • Niamh O’Mahony
  • Maggie O’Sullivan
  • Ryan Ormonde
  • Richard Owens
  • Chris Paul
  • Peter Philpott
  • Frances Presley
  • Nat Raha
  • John Seed
  • Gavin Selerie
  • Phillip Terry
  • Greg Thomas
  • Scott Thurston
  • Juha Virtanen
  • Carol Watts
  • Mike Weller
  • Tom White
  • Steve Willey
  • Johan de Wit
Saturday
Feb192011

The Literateur Interviews Sean Bonney

An interview with Sean Bonney by The Literateur:

But it’s true there is a very real resistance to complex poetry, and it’s strange because people don’t have the same problems with music, or the visual arts, or film or whatever... Poetry, or at least the areas of it that I’m interested in, is always going to [be] difficult because it’s consciously focussing on language as the medium people exist within and understand the world through – a medium that’s usually only used for information, instructions, commands and so on. It’s probably the most alienating of the artforms. Great. I’m happy with that.
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