April 3, 2009

W is for

waiting. Thank you for waiting. W is also for Whalen.

Susan Bernofsky is reading Walser at Schoen Books on April 16th–>

Wier, (X is for) X in Fix –> Y is for Yankelevich | Yearous-Algozin –> Z is for Zeavin Zultanski

When? Ask walserco AT gmail.com.

April 3, 2009

UV is for UW

Uljana Wolf is reading at Schoen Books on April 23rd–>

January 19, 2009

T is for

Toder, Emily

Tarpaulin Sky

January 18, 2009

S is for

Seldess, Jesse

/ /  /   /

Slope

January 17, 2009

R is for

Ruefle, Mary

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January 16, 2009

Q is for

January 15, 2009

P is for

Pettit, Guy 

/To be handwritten in the Minutes/

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January 15, 2009

O is for

Olstein, Lisa | Otting, Jacob

to be handwritten in the Minutes

Octopus Books | Octopus Magazine

Ott, Public Domain (Poets & Potes, 1989) One of the greats. 20th anniversary + Mel Ott centennial = original cover price ($8.50), while supplies last. The first poem:

In darkn

When your eyes / to gain’s distracting / blur the fearful / pull of your mate past ease

strain on the road hope / that place your mind only / accomodates hemorrhage

sweet to the edge or ignorance / potent dulce / grips the wheel, to yourself / reddening

may ask the cause / of your trouble

within the germ / a tear, strange to you and past / your thin / nerve driven.

Olson, Proprioception = Writing 6 (Four Seasons Foundation, 1965) $10

January 13, 2009

N is for

Not Neither Nadelberg, Amanda

from Put Your Clothes On

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Nor By Press | Not Not Not Nostrums

North, Lineup Poems ([Paula North]: 1972) $75

January 12, 2009

M is for

Mirra, Helen, indexer of The Robber:

links, handy for grasping, 97

Names & Poems $35

Meier, Tyler:

“Do you know Meier?”