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January 17, 2015

furtherotherbookworks:

At Spicer’s grave: Kevin Killian reading...



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At Spicer’s grave: Kevin Killian reading Jack Spicer’s “The Birds” (from LAMENT FOR THE MAKERS). “A worm / in the whole visible world held still.”

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Published on January 17, 2015 20:37

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I am posting Chris’s reading of a Spicer poem...



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I am posting Chris’s reading of a Spicer poem at his grave cause it retained the bands of color that kept infecting the phone while we were there…

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Published on January 17, 2015 15:31

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Visit to Colma
“To be lost in a crowd of them…”





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Visit to Colma

“To be lost in a crowd of them…”

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Published on January 17, 2015 15:31

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With a little help from our friends,...



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With a little help from our friends, this standing book press was moved from a pallet in the garage and into the laundry room. Now we can knock out cases and boxes in no time! Soon I’ll use it to case in the Mac Low book.

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Published on January 17, 2015 14:00

January 13, 2015

bobrossverticalsuplex:

Compline, Nathaniel Dorsky

Happy...











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Compline, Nathaniel Dorsky



Happy birthday, Michael Cross!!

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Published on January 13, 2015 21:21

Moe’s Books find from our SF trip: Scalapino’s first...







Moe’s Books find from our SF trip: Scalapino’s first book for $6 (was both excited about and incredulous at this price tag). Published by Sand Dollar in 1976.

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Published on January 13, 2015 20:39

January 7, 2015

Paranoid Histories Reader

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Paranoid Histories Reader




The following reader features excerpts from short essays by Michelle Detorie, Julia Drescher, CJ Martin, and Kurt Newman. Folks planning to attend “Paranoid Histories” at the OMNI this Saturday, 1/10 might like to preview some of this material before the conversation. I’m looking forward to discussing these essays together then!

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Published on January 07, 2015 16:16

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Christmas dinner with poet Lorine Niedecker...



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Christmas dinner with poet Lorine Niedecker and family, Town of Koshkonong, Jefferson County, Wisconsin, 1964 (no sound).

Shared with permission of Julie Schoessow.


via: Historic Fort Atkinson, Dwight Foster Public Library by way of University of Wisconsin Digital Collections




Pats genius on the head—-Jesus.

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Published on January 07, 2015 09:55

January 4, 2015

tonytobecasual:

"Jimmie has decided to become SENTENCE...



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"Jimmie has decided to become SENTENCE STRUCTURE


         SAME AS ME         LONG LINES”


"A white rabbit absolutely outlined in whiteness upon a black


         background.


A ghost


The most


We can say or think about it is it stays…”


— Hannah Weiner, “Little Book 134,” hiding JAPAN


—Jack Spicer, “Partington Ridge” (Homage to Creeley), Heads of theTown…

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Published on January 04, 2015 16:38

PARANOID HISTORIES

PARANOID HISTORIES:

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In his essay “For a Paranoid History, or, Bakersfield: Capital of the Twentieth Century,” historian and artist Kurt Newman writes, “My proposal is this: we should all become a little more ‘paranoid.’ In the process, we should think carefully about whether historiography can really do without…


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Published on January 04, 2015 11:17

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