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August 13, 2013
furtherotherbookworks:
The folks from the MCBA Prize were kind...
The folks from the MCBA Prize were kind enough to post images from all entrants, so even though Rubble Paper didn’t advance to the final round, you can view a few images from the book here. And congratulations to Clifton Meador, whose winning book is just gorgeous.
August 6, 2013
furtherotherbookworks:
Further Other Book Works is gearing up...
Further Other Book Works is gearing up to launch its first full length collection, Paul Klinger’s Rubble Paper, Paper Rubble. The book should be available at Small Press Distribution by September, but if you can’t wait until then, we’re offering a special for the month of August:
For $50 plus shipping, we’ll send you Klinger’s book AND this 13"x19" print, which features a page from the book and a field print of an alligator made by the author. That’s $25 for the book and $25 for the print.
Buy Now for $50 + $10 shipping
August 5, 2013
anaturalhistoryofcolours:
evan kennedy!!!!!!
i saw him perform...
evan kennedy!!!!!!
i saw him perform from this project at n/a gallery as part of the poem talks series
the most talked-about thing of the summer for sure
Evan Kennedy Segue New York City February 2, 2013
XIV. Cantico Del Sole
Francis called the fog God’s creature
from fear and amity. Fire could speak
to me about how your kicks tried stamping
it out but I still wouldn’t know you
from Francis or those dead to law.
I am on a bicycle lowly yet manifold
in dimness. Francis called the dirt God’s
creature from tears and fealty. Beer bust
dances, the classics widely read,
our confraternity edged by death decades
ago in this town named after Francis,
from whom I don’t know you but harbor
promise. Francis called the wind
God’s creature from slyness and solace.
He sang through the state in the ’80s,
always an active river at his back. Fish could
speak to me about how your eager bonhomie
addressed the presence of their lives, but
I still wouldn’t know you from Francis,
those dead to law, or even the black bloc.
Francis called the moon God’s creature
though in shock and hunger. Facing ridicule
and wonder, he sang through town
and was mugged when mistaken
for a troubadour. It’s true that more poets
could speak to me about how your sounded
name soothes the sensations within
my dominion, but I still wouldn’t know you
from Francis, those dead to law, the black
bloc, or any of his other resemblances.
Francis called the sun God’s creature from
love, and the promise that his likenesses
would adopt this eponymous town.
August 3, 2013
Assembling the interleaves for Commonplace from Cuneiform Press....
Assembling the interleaves for Commonplace from Cuneiform Press. Accordion fold using PMA.
July 31, 2013
Happy birthday Julia from balcones wildlife refuge!
Happy birthday Julia from balcones wildlife refuge!
July 29, 2013
From _Stitch and Hem and Line and Flight_, written and printed...
From _Stitch and Hem and Line and Flight_, written and printed by John Thorp in SLC. “This is for those who will witness a world not held to its word."
July 27, 2013
& a broadside from Michael.
& a broadside from Michael.
Scavenged art from Tami.
Scavenged art from Tami.
A chapbook from Kyle.
A chapbook from Kyle.
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