Poetry Prize finalists announced
Mountain Xpress announced their poetry prize finalists today. Among the finalists are a couple of friends. Hope all my friends win first place! The winning poet will be announced next […]
Monthly Archives: March 2011
Poem: At 5 a.m. the traffic is sparse
Poem: What makes people so bulletproof?
The daffodil blooms shudder in the breeze. The phlox shows signs of pregnant blooms. It’s a prefect day for a Spring walk. I guess that’s what makes the moment captured […]
Translating Concrete
Brinkmann’s book Künstliches Licht begins with a poem titled after the French architectural style of roughly-finished concrete. Nothing more interesting than translating a German poem with French words and deeper […]
We do believe we have a moral responsibility to keep porn off the iPhone. Folks who want porn can buy [an] Android phone… Steve Jobs
Lost in translation
Look what arrived from across the pond. Forgive me for being rather spare with my online presence these last few weeks. I’ve got two good reasons and a surprise. A […]
What isn’t tragic belongs to the comic spirit. The novel is nourished by both and swallows both up greedily. Joyce Carol Oates (via theparisreview)
jaredbkeller: Before The Aircraft Carrier: The Union Army Balloon Corp Beginning in 1861, the Union Army had an active balloon corp. The Union Army Balloon Corp, led by presidential appointee Thaddeus […]
I am the surprise in your cereal box
malty: Cheaply made. Not as cool as you thought. Looks better in the picture.
Only six copies remain – A Body Turning
A Body Turning was published as the culmination of a creative writing workshop I directed more than a year ago. Poems by Samara Scheckler and Susan Ryonen Keene are featured […]
