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Poetry. Carefully edited by his friends, Clark Coolidge and Craig Watson, the COLLECTED POEMS includes all of Michael Gizzi's books, and more than 100 pages of unpublished poetry covering the years 1975-2010, with a useful, informative introduction ...
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Photography. Japanese photographer Tomoko Daido takes black and white pictures of things she sees on her travels. ONE HUNDRED SHOTS includes 100 images from New York City, Cleveland, Buenos Aires, Japan, Berlin, and Mexico. All images are printed 7 ...
Poetry. Art. 36 prose poems by Young, whose subjects are art, the present moment, politics, and family, with 36 drawings of trees by Lucas Reiner.
Poetry. Art. This collection pairs the poignant poems and dry humor of the author of SUBJECT TO FITS and ROCKS AND IDEALS with camera reductions of James Siena's intricate 60" X 40" black-and-white ink drawings."Sort of a Greatest Hits album, these ...
Poetry. "I am spending my 39th year practicing uncreativity. On Friday, September 1, 2000, I began retyping the day's NEW YORK TIMES word for word, letter for letter, from the upper left hand corner to the lower right hand corner, page by page." Wit...
Poetry. This irreverent and amusing collection consists of over 800 "misheard" song lyrics, as compiled by poet Kenneth Goldsmith, "the Napster of the malapropism [who] downloads the poetic genius of the masses as they croon to themselves in their s...
Prose. A native Californian and former merchant seaman, Mark Terrill was a particpant in Paul Bowles' writing workshop in Tangier, Morocco, and has lived in Germany since 1984 where he has worked as a shipyard welder, road manager for bands, cook an...
Poetry. "If these pieces/ glimpses/ points in review could be molded into popular songs (happily they resist) I'd buy every CD. METHOD is a spoken nightscape, a starry, commiserating agent between Bronk and Creeley, a dry-eyed testimonial of ambival...
Poetry. Drew Milne is something of a one-man culture industry. He has published ten books of poetry, and as much of criticism and critical anthologies. He is the editor of Parataxis Editions and its house journal, and is the co-author (with Terry Ea...
Poetry. "Troubadour-trickster Gizzi is a poetry trouble maker and he's fortunate to have two golden z's in his name. Interlocking Gizzi is relentlessly learned about the American idiom and it's delphic and unobscurely elfin to perceive everything th...
Poetry. Following Volume One of ON THE NAMEWAYS, this newest work by this modern master is, as the name suggests, partly a meditation on the fact of names: Antonin Artaud in his shoulderpads/ leave and you can say hello/...Karl Malden in the moral v...
Poetry. "John Godfrey is the ultimate American bard of the prose poem and our Rilke, delivering once-in-a-lifetime epiphanies in job lots. Reading him is hard because you keep hitting sentences whose truths are like heart attacks. You have to pause ...
Poetry. "In this technically impressive collection, the poems offer a witty, intrepid, unsentimental response to pleasures of the flesh as well as to pain and soreness of spirit, extracting their subjects from the drift of things. A clear-eyed and a...
Poetry. If the word Rodefer doesn't derive from the Low Dutch Classicist in the Rathskellar, perhaps it oughta. MON CANARD is typically ducky and elaborately free of flotation devices - a split atom of Ashberium with fey and heady valence squirrelli...