Dwang #3 - From Tangerine Press
It's fun to feel utterly jazzed about things. Sometimes things are awesome. Like Dwang, Dwang is very awesome.
And I'm in Dwang#3.
And it is ready for public consumption.
Amen.
From the publisher:
Previously unpublished poetry, prose and graphics. Published May 2011. Poetry from: Billy Childish, Ntozake Shange, Kevin Williamson, Charles Plymell, Salena Godden, Geoff Hattersley, Ronald Baatz, K.M. Dersley, Adrian Manning, Gerald Nicosia, Douglas Blazek, Jenni Fagan, K.V. Skene, David Barker, Steve Ely, Joseph Ridgwell, Hosho McCreesh, Ian Seed, Tim Wells, Richard Krech, Paul Harrison. Also, a chapter from an erotic novel by Johnny Goldcunt, translated by Sabine D'Estree. Prose: News from Nowhere: six original pieces by Will Self. Graphics: b&w images by artist Jase Daniels. Also, a rare image from R. Crumb. Special section: As Close As It Gets by US poet Fred Voss. Includes new poems, a critical essay by Alan Dent (editor of The Penniless Press) and an in-depth, exclusive interview with Mr. Voss by Jules Smith, author of Art, Survival and So Forth: The Poetry of Charles Bukowski (Wrecking Ball Press, 2000). Also 'comments' from, amongst others, the likes of Gerald Locklin, Joan Jobe Smith and Martin Bax of the legendary Ambit. General information: 104 pages. Large format, approx. 7"/175mm wide x 250mm/10" tall. Handbound at the Tangerine Press workshop, using acid-free papers and boards, conservation glue, hemp cord; distinctive Tangerine logo stamped onto the front cover in orange ink (numbered copies) and black ink (lettered copies); 3-colour title page. There are 74 numbered and 26 lettered copies available for sale. Body text set in Baskerville Old Face--three other classic fonts are used throughout the journal.
Like all sublime presses they offer a LETTERED/SIGNED: £63.00
26 lettered/signed copies: Quarter bound with Colorado Pearl cloth spine and Japanese Moriki Kozo paper covered boards--the paper colour changes with each letter (colours include: Burnt Orange, Brown, Golden Rod, Hot Orange, Royal Blue, Sky Blue, Purple); 3-page 'stepped' 160gsm Canson Mi-Tientes front endpapers--the page colours being Burst Orange, Terracotta and Apple Green; 160gsm Canson Mi-Tientes Burst Orange back endpapers; 100gsm Heritage Book White archival quality, Fourdrinier made, acid-free text paper.
As well as a NUMBERED: £33.00
74 numbered/signed copies: Fully bound in Colorado Pearl cloth covered boards; 3-page 'stepped' 160gsm Canson Mi-Tientes front endpapers--the page colours being Burst Orange, Terracotta and Apple Green; 160gsm Canson Mi-Tientes Burst Orange back endpapers; 85gsm Off-White Fabriano Bio Prima archival quality acid-free text paper.
I know it ain't chicken scratch, but on the off chance you hit the Pick 3 this week, check out the insanely beautiful Wm. Wantling books while you're there. ONLY IN THE SUN is sold out, but THE FIX is available (though it must be pretty damn close to being sold out too). Don't quote me on it, but they are the only places I've found to read lots of his terrific work.
And they are beautifully made, by a human being, with his own two hands... so there's that too.
See what I mean? Awesome!
And I'm in Dwang#3.
And it is ready for public consumption.
Amen.
From the publisher:
Previously unpublished poetry, prose and graphics. Published May 2011. Poetry from: Billy Childish, Ntozake Shange, Kevin Williamson, Charles Plymell, Salena Godden, Geoff Hattersley, Ronald Baatz, K.M. Dersley, Adrian Manning, Gerald Nicosia, Douglas Blazek, Jenni Fagan, K.V. Skene, David Barker, Steve Ely, Joseph Ridgwell, Hosho McCreesh, Ian Seed, Tim Wells, Richard Krech, Paul Harrison. Also, a chapter from an erotic novel by Johnny Goldcunt, translated by Sabine D'Estree. Prose: News from Nowhere: six original pieces by Will Self. Graphics: b&w images by artist Jase Daniels. Also, a rare image from R. Crumb. Special section: As Close As It Gets by US poet Fred Voss. Includes new poems, a critical essay by Alan Dent (editor of The Penniless Press) and an in-depth, exclusive interview with Mr. Voss by Jules Smith, author of Art, Survival and So Forth: The Poetry of Charles Bukowski (Wrecking Ball Press, 2000). Also 'comments' from, amongst others, the likes of Gerald Locklin, Joan Jobe Smith and Martin Bax of the legendary Ambit. General information: 104 pages. Large format, approx. 7"/175mm wide x 250mm/10" tall. Handbound at the Tangerine Press workshop, using acid-free papers and boards, conservation glue, hemp cord; distinctive Tangerine logo stamped onto the front cover in orange ink (numbered copies) and black ink (lettered copies); 3-colour title page. There are 74 numbered and 26 lettered copies available for sale. Body text set in Baskerville Old Face--three other classic fonts are used throughout the journal.
Like all sublime presses they offer a LETTERED/SIGNED: £63.00
26 lettered/signed copies: Quarter bound with Colorado Pearl cloth spine and Japanese Moriki Kozo paper covered boards--the paper colour changes with each letter (colours include: Burnt Orange, Brown, Golden Rod, Hot Orange, Royal Blue, Sky Blue, Purple); 3-page 'stepped' 160gsm Canson Mi-Tientes front endpapers--the page colours being Burst Orange, Terracotta and Apple Green; 160gsm Canson Mi-Tientes Burst Orange back endpapers; 100gsm Heritage Book White archival quality, Fourdrinier made, acid-free text paper.
As well as a NUMBERED: £33.00
74 numbered/signed copies: Fully bound in Colorado Pearl cloth covered boards; 3-page 'stepped' 160gsm Canson Mi-Tientes front endpapers--the page colours being Burst Orange, Terracotta and Apple Green; 160gsm Canson Mi-Tientes Burst Orange back endpapers; 85gsm Off-White Fabriano Bio Prima archival quality acid-free text paper.
I know it ain't chicken scratch, but on the off chance you hit the Pick 3 this week, check out the insanely beautiful Wm. Wantling books while you're there. ONLY IN THE SUN is sold out, but THE FIX is available (though it must be pretty damn close to being sold out too). Don't quote me on it, but they are the only places I've found to read lots of his terrific work.
And they are beautifully made, by a human being, with his own two hands... so there's that too.
See what I mean? Awesome!
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