Undulant: The Sonnet Game

I've made a place for the sonnet Undulant on P.F.S. Post. Turns out the sonnet game has not been unknown, heretofore, on said site. Here is Chris McCabe sonneteering in 2005. 

Re-formatting Magic

The magic of re-formatting: several key P.F.S. Post pieces pieces have a new lease on life. Included: two Featured Poets segments (Chris McCabe and Andrew Duncan) and two attendant Art Recess 2 interviews (McCabe and Duncan), as well as two Waxing Hot dialogues (Gabriel Gudding and Steve Halle), not to mention Jeffrey Side's piece on Visual Poetry.

Zines Collection

The following pdfs have been added to the Internet Archive Zines Collection:

4 pages, P.F.S. Post: Waxing Hot poetics dialogue with Steve Halle, 2006

2 pages, P.F.S. Post: Ode On Exile, Apparition Poem #1613

5 pages, No Tell Motel: 5 sonnets from When You Bit..., 2008

4 pages, denver syntax: from Apparition Poems, 2010

Cheers!

P.S.

Mipoesias, August 2010: Letters To Dead Masters #3 is in the Magazine Rack Collection

It's a fine line (Split Decision)

With the re-release of The & Now Awards Anth in a library edition as an online e-book, thought it would be interesting to share a file on Google Drive demonstrating the before & after effect of my material in the anth. In other words, how The & Now Awards took what was published in Jacket in the fall of '06 and re-formatted it for a different, tangential physiological effect. 

Vlad Graphic Arts

 

One thing the new Monday Journal re-establishes is a strong commitment from editor Vlad Pogorelov over a long period of time (23 years) to excellence and creativity on graphic design levels, as is seen in the respective Ed Bowers and Brian Willette cover images for Monday 2 (2021) and Siren's Silence Vol. 2 No.3 (1998).

Sex and Shadows

 On Stacy Blair, Mary Walker Graham, and Rebecca Hilliker. 

Kate Crowley

I'd like to introduce Kate Crowley, and out that she is the partial muse for my piece which was just released in Otoliths 61. Kate began as my student at Temple, and I happened to teach her and Julia Brodsky together in the spring of 2008 at Temple. Kate is also the muse for this piece.