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£3.50 (UK), Red Ceilings Press, March 2011 (A6, 28 pages, 40 copies)

The Other Room Anthology 3

£6 (UK) / £7 (ROW), The Other Room, April 2011

Featuring:

• Neil Addison
• Richard Barrett
• derek beaulieu
• Adrian Clarke
• Emily Critchley
• Ian Davidson
• Stephen Emmerson
• Allen Fisher
• Susana Gardner
• Ben Gwilliam
• Jeff Hilson
• Peter Manson
• Craig Marchington
• Nicole Mauro
• Chris McCabe
• Maggie O’Sullivan
• Posie Rider
• Jeffrey C. Robinson
• Jerome Rothenberg
• Zoë Skoulding
• Linus Slug
• Nathan Thompson
• Joseph Walton and Justin Katko
• Louise Woodcock

Hi Zero Issue 1 & 2

Issue 1 (available as a PDF):

• Amy De'Ath
• Danny Hayward
• Joe Luna
• Timothy Thornton
• Jonty Tiplady

Issue 2 (still available in print):

• Francesca Lisette
• Luke Roberts
• Harry Sanderson
• Josh Stanley
• Keston Sutherland
• Jonty Tiplady
• Rachel Warriner
• Tomas Weber

£3 (UK) / £5 (ROW)

E-mail hizeroreadings@gmail.com to order/obtain.

Submissions for the next issue can also be sent to the above address.

Update on Wednesday 6 April, 2011 by Openned

Jonty Tiplady was missing from Issue 2's contents.

Peter Hughes - Sabi

Crater Press announces Peter Hughes's Sabi; 11 v. short, v. splendid poems... the title refers to rust, decay & the constant improvisation which is transformation & staying afloat... including lyricism put through a flanger & then listening to itself with its head cocked. It's a balloon that's had its string cut & can never now be turned into a dog....

£3 (£2 P&P) UK / £3 (£3 P&P) ROW, Crater Press, March 2011

Tim Atkins - Petrarch

'Hazardous and buoyant, with all the zip and sass of a Heathrow-unslough’d O’Hara. Not, decidedly, the programmatic constructivist plodding of routine translation homophonickal, not, apparently, translation exactly at all (though I suspect a rather deftly salacious argument’d carry for ’l bel tempo rimena’s being auscultated as "the golden age of homosexuality," like running a forefinger around a goblet to make it sing...)' - John Latta, Isola di Rifiuti blog

£10 / $20, Barque Press, 2011

ISBN 978-1-903488-78-2

SCREE 3

Details of how to purchase the next issue of SCREE are now available on the SCREE website.

Derek Henderson - Thus &: An Erasure of Ted Berrigan’s The Sonnets

£8, if p then q, March 2011 (88 pages)

ISBN 978-0-9558641-8-6

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Thus & is a systematic erasure of Ted Berrigan’s 1964 collection The Sonnets. In his original sequence, Berrigan frequently and famously used repeated and/or reconfigured phrases, lines, and entire poems throughout. The current project seeks to uncover the “phantom poems” (in Alice Notley’s phrase) by erasing each word that occurs more than once in the original sonnet sequence. The only words that appear in Thus & are those that are typographically unique in The Sonnets. Thus, since “Carol” appears seven times in the original text, it has been erased, while “CAROL,” which appears in all-caps only once, has been retained.

This project has an online companion concordance to The Sonnets.

S J Fowler - Fights XX- the Songs of Salvador Sánchez

£3.50 (UK), Red Ceilings Press, 2011 (A6, 24 pages)

Salvador Sanchez made his professional boxing debut at 16 years of age in 1975. He amassed a record of 44 wins in 46 fights, with one loss and one draw. After beating the best fighters of his generation, he is considered by many as one of the greatest featherweight boxers ever. He died in a car crash, aged just 23.

Golden Handcuffs Review 14

Winter-Spring 2011, ed. Lou Rowan:

• Zhang Er
• Jesse Glass
• Jeff Hilson
• Hank Laser
• Stacey Levine
• Joseph McElroy
• Toby Olson
• Richard Parker
• Meredith Quartermain
• Maurice Scully
• Jeffrey Twitchell-Waas

Rosmarie Waldrop

Lissa Wolsak

£8 (P&P inc.), UK distribution by West House Books, 2011 (304 pages)

Payment by cheque or Paypal.

West House Books, 40 Crescent Road, Nether Edge, Sheffield S7 1HN

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Eighteens

£9, Knives, Forks and Spoons Press, 2011 (107 pages)

ISBN 978-1-907812-42-2

Eighteen poets writing eighteen poems of eighteen words each. Featuring:

• Richard Barrett
• Mark Cobley
• Emily Critchley
• Alex Davies
• Stephen Emmerson
• Alison Faulds
• S J Fowler
• Susana Gardner
• Harry Godwin
• Christine Hamm
• Jeff Hilson
• Emily Howard
• Simon Howard
• Peter Hughes
• Tom Jenks
• Linus Slug
• Maria Teutsch
• Tom Watts