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Monday
Oct192009

CLEAVES

Cleaves is a new journal collecting poetry from the United Kingdom and Europe. Each area will have an editor, who selects another editor after their issue is complete.

Areas and Editors identified so far include:

London – Sean Bonney
Brighton
Liverpool/Manchester – Richard Barrett
Midlands
North East
South-West (Bristol, Dartington & Plymouth)
Cork, Ireland – David Toms
Denmark, Poland and Turkey – Marcus Slease

If you would like to suggest/discuss an area or volunteer to be an editor, please go to Cleaves and email poet and webmaster Harry Godwin using the link provided on the site.

Here is the guidance for editors that is posted on the website:

3 to 4 pages (this is not strict) of 3 poets (2 + your work, though you don’t have to include your work), from your local area and/or scene of poets.

You may create/commission your own cover of the issue for your area – all covers will be displayed online in a separate document. You may just choose to use the online cover. Anything goes.

Once you have edited your selection together send it to the webmaster (me for the time being: h j g o d w i n @ g m a i l . c o m).

When I have received all of the expected collections I will collate them and send them out to all editors.

You can print the journal any way you see fit – in booklet form (by using Adobe Reader – print as booklet, then you’ll have to print half of it, turn it over manually and print the other half – I have a good method of doing this, e-mail me for help), or as an A4 document or…

Distribute the journal – either through the associated reading series, or at any reading series you attend. You can charge for it to cover your printing costs and the cost may vary depending on how large it is. If there is any profiteering, I would love to see some.

Choose the next editor wisely, and ask them to e-mail or call me.

Thank you for donating your editing time to Cleaves!

Wednesday
Oct142009

Crater

Featuring work by:

  • Michael Kindellan
  • Harry Gilonis
  • Jonty Tiplady
  • Robert Rehder
  • Joel Duncan
  • Francesca Lisette
  • Sara Crangle
  • Daniel Kane
  • Gareth Farmer
  • Tom Raworth
  • Stephen Rodefer
  • Alex Pestell

There are only 58 copies so head to Richard Parker's blog for information on how to order.

Disclaimer: it's not our fault if they are all gone.

Sunday
Oct042009

Cambridge Literary Review

Featuring poetry and fiction from: 

  • Richard Berengarten
  • Emily Critchley
  • Debora Greger
  • John James
  • Justin Katko & Jow Lindsay
  • John Kinsella
  • Charles Lambert
  • Tom Lowenstein
  • Helen Macdonald
  • John Matthias
  • Anna Mendelssohn
  • Marianne Morris
  • Ian Patterson
  • J.H. Prynne
  • Peter Riley
  • Luke Roberts
  • Avery Slater
  • Rosie Šnajdr
  • Josh Stanley
  • Keston Sutherland
  • Timothy Thornton
  • John Wilkinson 

Essays from:

  • Raymond Geuss - 'Vix intellegitur'
  • Stefan Collini - 'Understanding and judgement in the humanities'
  • Rebecca Stott - 'Tangling with history'
  • Philip Pettit on the Cambridge Review

Plus a feature on Cambridge poetry:

  • Jeremy Noel-Tod - 'A History of Difficulty: On Cambridge Poetry'
  • Andrew Duncan introducing Charles Madge's 'The Storming of the Brain' (1950)
  • Peter Riley introducing a selection of poems by Raymond Crump
  • Elaine Feinstein on Prospect
  • Richard Berengarten on the 1975 Cambridge Poetry Festival
  • Gareth Farmer on Veronica Forrest-Thomson
  • John Hall on Douglas Oliver's 'Arrondissements'
  • Rod Mengham on Andrew Crozier's 'Free Running Bitch'
  • Christina MacLeish on Roger Langley and Nigel Wheale
  • Robert Archambeau - 'Public Faces In Private Places: Messianic Privacy in Cambridge Poetry'
  • Marianne Morris 'On Disorder'

You can purchase a single issue for £8 or subscribe for three issues over the year for £20. Visit the website to order.

Saturday
Oct032009

Jonty Tiplady - Recovery

17 all new unpublished or unemailed out poems.

Adult themes, Nicholas Lyndhurst, ghetto smurfs. 

£5, cash, or cheque payable to:

J Tiplady at F16, 75 Montpelier Road, Brighton, East Sussex BN1 3BD

For more details e-mail jtiplady@gmail.com.

Saturday
Oct032009

if p then q Issue 4

Now available. Featuring work and poetry by, and/or interviews with:

  • Caroline Bergvall
  • Charles Bernstein
  • Philip Davenport
  • Ray Dipalma
  • Allen Fisher
  • Lucy Harvest Clarke
  • Joy As Tiresome Vandalism
  • Richard Makin
  • Andrew Shelley
  • Scott Thurston

£4 from the if p then q website.

via The Other Room

Tuesday
Sep292009

damn the caesers vol. 5

Contributors:

  • Roberto Tejada
  • Stephen Collis
  • Margaret Konkol
  • Scott Thurston
  • Kemeny Babineau
  • Alejandra Pizarnik translated by John Martone
  • Sean Bonney
  • Kaia Sand
  • Alan Halsey
  • Alessandro Porco
  • Geraldine Monk
  • Ammiel Alcalay
  • Jeffery Beam
  • William R. Howe

Go here for purchasing details.

Sunday
Sep272009

Keston Sutherland - Stress Position

Including the following text incidents: "NG 6 fla"; "he m"; "the cryptic plot against / the earlobe"; "I'm freezing"; "?"; "clear"; "d rac"; "VVV"; "làm con búp"; "Esso"; "TH 5"; "yes"; "Taha Bidaywi /"; "shi"; "think this"; " "; "garbage / burger continuity editing"; "..."; "ckfl"; "I don't want to hear it" and "now for the product placement." [Actual incidents may vary according to brain].
£6 (+ p&p) Visit Barque Press to purchase.

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Sunday
Sep132009

fmachinery

Geof Huth:

Daniel f. Bradley has opened up a new photocopied zine for visual poetry. It much resembles its predecessor, but it goes under a different name: fmachinery. And it is filled with all manner of generally wordless, boundary-pushing visual poetry, such as Daniel is likely to shed a little light on.
Read the rest of the post here, along with details of how to get hold of a copy of fmachinery.

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Thursday
Sep102009

Diasporic Avant-Gardes

Diasporic Avant-Gardes Experimental Poetics and Cultural Displacement ed. Carrie Noland, Barrett Watten $90.00 / £54.90 (20% discount available here.) Available from Palgrave MacMillan.

Diasporic Avant-Gardes draws into dialogue two differing traditions of poetic practice: the diasporic and the avant-garde. This interdisciplinary collection examines the unacknowledged affinities (and crucial differences) between avant-garde and diasporic formal strategies and social formations. The essays foreground the creation of experimental forms and investigate the specific contexts of cultural displacement and language use that inform their poetics.

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Monday
Aug242009

sporangiophores

A yt communication pamphlet. Work by:

  • Harry Godwin
  • Nat Raha
  • slmendoza
  • Michael Zand
Harry Godwin says:
Available free, just pay postage. I have 6 of them. Email me to either arrange a pick-up at a reading or I'll send you info to pay the postage.

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