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Micheal Sean Bolton: A Passion

Posted on May 16th, 2010

A Passion Micheal Sean Bolton received an M.F.A. in poetry in 1993 and a Ph.D. in American literature in 2009, both from Arizona State University. He currently works as a Faculty Associate in ASU’s Department of English. He has previously published poetry in journals such as Prism International, Sage of Consciousness, and Thought Crime. A Passion is drawn from his book of poems, God Junkies, which was awarded an honorable mention in the 2008 Coatlism Press Book Length Contest.

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Mark Cunningham: Leftovers

Posted on May 1st, 2010

Leftovers Mark Cunningham has three books out: 80 Beetles from Otoliths; Body Language from Tarpaulin Sky; and 71 Leaves, an ebook from BlazeVOX. His most recent chapbook is Georgic, with Eclogues for Interrogators from Lamination Colony. Gold Wake Press published a chapbook of his titled 10 specimens last August.

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Chronology Dos

Posted on April 10th, 2010

chronology dos Chronology Dos features cover artwork by j/j hastain & poetry by Michael Bernstein, Sarah K. Bell, Zachary C. Bush, Donald Dunbar, J. Michael Wahlgren, Kat Dixon, Howie Good, Nicelle Davis, Felino Soriano, Jennifer Greidus, & Jennifer Hollie Bowles. Two of the writers in this composition are nominated for Best New Poets, a must-read.

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Jennifer Hollie Bowles: Every Moment, Breakdown

Posted on April 6th, 2010

Every Moment, Breakdown Jennifer Hollie Bowles writes to prolong breathing. She is the editor of The Medulla Review (www.themedullareview.com), a venue that caters to edgy, surreal, slip-stream writing. As of April, 2010, her poetry and prose has been accepted for publication in twenty-eight literary journals, including Thieves Jargon, blossombones, Counterexample Poetics, Word Riot, and The Ampersand Review. Her work is forthcoming in The New York Quarterly, Echo Ink Review, Caper Literary Journal, DecomP, and Mobius: The Journal of Social Change, among others. She is also seeking a home for her first novel, Surreal Self. Jennifer’s spirit screams in minor keys louder than train whistles.

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j/j hastain: the felts

Posted on March 25th, 2010

the felts j/j hastain is currently living and writing in Colorado, USA. j/j is the author of the two full-length books asymptotic lover // thermodynamic vents (BlazeVox Books) and our bodies as beauty inducers (Rebel Satori Press) as well as chapbooks how nerve-yen became the new yew tree (erbacce-press UK), .compilate. (Livestock Editions), we are learning to evolve our wombs (Dusie Press), cock-burn (Cy Press), newest bountiful verb (ypolita), shade-tacit (Ahadada) and the let me letters (soon to come out with Pudding House Publications). j/j’s writing has appeared in numerous journals including MiPoesias, Fact-Simile, Eleven Eleven queer poetry magazine (SF, USA), featured essays in Sextures (E-journal for Sexualities, Cultures and Politics). j/j received the hotmetalpress Poetry prize of 2008, as well as being a…

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Jennifer Greidus: Sit Smoke Mope Broken

Posted on March 14th, 2010

Sit Smoke Mope Broken Jennifer Greidus lives and writes in Bucks County, PA. She has fiction and poetry featured or forthcoming at 322Review, VelvetMafia, Eclectica, Storyglossia, Two Hawks Quarterly, and others. Her story, “The Six Hillocks of Hiss,” was a finalist in the 2009 RRofihe Trophy.

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Felino Soriano: Devotional Understanding

Posted on March 2nd, 2010

Devotional Understanding Felino A. Soriano (b. 1974, California), is a case manager and advocate for developmentally and physically disabled adults. He has authored 22 collections of poetry, including “Altered Aesthetics” (ungovernable press, 2009), and “Construed Implications” (erbacce-press, 2009). His poems have appeared at Calliope Nerve, Full of Crow, BlazeVOX, Metazen, Heavy Bear, and elsewhere. He edits & publishes Counterexample Poetics, an online journal of experimental artistry, and Differentia Press, dedicated to publishing e-chapbooks of experimental poetry. He is also a contributing editor for Sugar Mule, and consulting editor for Post: A Journal of Thought and Feeling. Philosophical studies collocated with his connection to classic and avant-garde jazz explains motivation for poetic occurrences. His website explains further: Poet of Philosophy and Jazz Coöccurrence.

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Nicelle Davis: from Attention Deficit Letters

Posted on February 12th, 2010

from Attention Deficit Letters Nicelle Davis lives in Southern California with her husband James and their son J.J. Her poems are forthcoming in FuseLit, Illya’s Honey, Moulin, The New York Quarterly, Transcurrent and Two Review. She’d like to acknowledge her poetry family at the University of California, Riverside and Antelope Valley Community College. She runs a free online poetry workshop at: http://nicelledavis.wordpress.com/. Image by Alexis Vergalla

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Michael Bernstein: The rot to light

Posted on February 9th, 2010

The rot to light Michael Bernstein is the author of the chapbooks cinderbook (Gold Wake Press, 2009), 8s (Scantily Clad Press, forthcoming 2009), imaginary grace (Recycled Karma Press, forthcoming 2009) from “a heap of swords and mirrors” (Bedouin Books, forthcoming 2010), the transit illuminate (mudluscious press, forthcoming 2010), nanostars (greying ghost press, forthcoming 2010), and the Fire District (Differentia Press, forthcoming 2010) . His poems have appeared in magazines such as Puppy Flowers, milk, Moria, BlazeVOX, and New American Writing. He currently co-edits the online literary arts magazine Pinstripe Fedora. Michael lives and writes in Wisconsin.

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Howie Good: Pig/Iron

Posted on February 4th, 2010

Pig / Iron Howie Good, a journalism professor at the State University of New York at New Paltz, is the author of 15 poetry chapbooks and the full-length book of poetry, Lovesick (2009). His second full-length collection, Heart With a Dirty Windshield, will be published by BeWrite Books. Photo by Kimberly Ruth

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Book Review: Eric Beeny on J.A. Tyler’s Inconceivable Wilson

Posted on January 22nd, 2010

Review of Inconceivable Wilson J. A. Tyler is the author of INCONCEIVABLE WILSON (scrambler books, 2009), SINATRA (vox press, 2010), IN LOVE WITH A GHOST (willows wept press, 2010), A MAN OF GLASS & ALL THE WAYS WE HAVE FAILED (fugue state press, 2011), and THE ZOO, A GOING (dzanc books, 2013). His work has appeared recently with Diagram, Sleepingfish, Caketrain, Fairy Tale Review, elimae, and Action, Yes among others. He is also founding editor of mud luscious / ml press. To read more, visit: http://www.mudlusciouspress.com. Eric Beeny co-edits Gold Wake Press, as well as being the review captain.

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Donald Dunbar: Click Click

Posted on January 2nd, 2010

click click Donald Dunbar lives in Portland, Oregon. Other work of his can be found at http://sparethe.blogspot.com Cover design by Joel Brock (http://designslife.com) with a texture from http://www.flickr.com/photos/calebkimbrough/

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Zachary C. Bush: How This Man Breaks

Posted on November 23rd, 2009

How This Man Breaks Zachary C. Bush, 26, is a poet and part-time English instructor at the City College of New York, where he’s in the final stages of earning an MFA in Creative Writing. His writing has appeared in many print and electronic small press publications. He is the author of two books: Angles of Disorder (BlazeVOX books, 2009), At Swan Decapitation (VOX PRESS, 2010), as well as nine chapbooks of poetry. How This Man Breaks is his second e-chap with Gold Wake Press. His tenth chap is forthcoming through Kendra Steiner Editions in early 2010. Bush and his partner, Krista Schlueter, live happily in Jersey City, NJ.

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sarah k bell: what do i wear to the funeral

Posted on November 15th, 2009

what do i wear to the funeral sarah k bell lives in Melbourne, Australia. She currently earns a meager wage selling bad music whilst working towards a postgraduate qualification. Recent work has appeared in elimae, Moria, Cordite, Otoliths and Black Inc’s Best Australian Poems 2009.

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Michael Bernstein: cinderbook

Posted on November 9th, 2009

cinderbook Michael Bernstein is the author of the chapbooks 8s (Scantily Clad Press, forthcoming 2009), from “a heap of swords and mirrors” (Bedouin Books, forthcoming 2010), the transit illuminate (mudluscious press, forthcoming 2010), and the Fire District (Differentia Press, forthcoming 2010) . His poems have appeared in magazines such as Puppy Flowers, Conundrum, Moria, BlazeVOX, and New American Writing. He currently co-edits the online literary arts magazine Pinstripe Fedora. Michael lives and writes in Wisconsin.

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Felino Soriano: Conceptual Hankering of Devotional Understanding

Posted on September 22nd, 2009

Conceptual Hankering of Devotional Understanding Felino A. Soriano (b. 1974, California), is a case manager and advocate for developmentally and physically disabled adults. He has authored 14 collections of poetry, including “Apperceptions of Reinterpretations” (Calliope Nerve Media, 2009), “r” (please press, 2009), “Search among the Absent Found” (Recycled Karma Press, 2009), and “Among the Interrogated” (BlazeVOX [books], 2008). He edits & publishes Counterexample Poetics, www.counterexamplepoetics.com, an online journal of experimental artistry, and Differentia Press, www.differentiapress.com, dedicated to publishing e-chapbooks of experimental poetry. He is also a contributing editor for Sugar Mule, www.sugarmule.com. Philosophical studies collocated with his love of classic and avant-garde jazz explains motivation for poetic occurrences. His website explains further: www.felinosoriano.com.

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Unscroll: Volume III

Posted on September 18th, 2009

Unscroll Volume 3 Unscroll Volume III features the work of Andrew Borgstrom, Michael Bernstein, Jeff Crouch, Alex Stolis, Ben Spivey, David Peak, Eric Burke, Jeanette Marie Sayers, Cooper Renner, & Audri Sousa.

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Juliet Cook: (B)URN

Posted on September 11th, 2009

(B)URN Juliet Cook’s poetry has recently been published or is forthcoming in Action Yes, Diagram, Diode, Dusie, Oranges & Sardines, Robot Melon and many more online and print sources. She is editor and publisher of Blood Pudding Press. She is author of numerous chapbooks, most recently including MONDO CRAMPO (dusie kollektiv 3), PINK LEOTARD & SHOCK COLLAR (Spooky Girlfriend Press), and Tongue Like a Stinger (Wheelhouse). Her first full-length poetry collection, ‘Horrific Confection’ was published by BlazeVOX in 2008. For more information, feel free to visit her website at www.JulietCook.weebly.com.

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Kat Dixon: Kississippi

Posted on September 7th, 2009

Kississippi Kat Dixon is poetry editor of Divine Dirt Quarterly; she also gardens short-cuts in Atlanta and may be occasionally found blinking at http://katdixon.blogspot.com. Her work has recently appeared or is forthcoming in blossombones, Indefinite Space, Clockwise Cat, Madswirl, and elsewhere.

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Aristotle Sinclair: Within the Open Eyes

Posted on September 6th, 2009

Within the Open Eyes Aristotle Sinclair is a poet of neoteric contemplation. He reads Duane Locke and Constance Stadler to ascertain excellent poetry. He wrote his first poem on 8/13/09, and has received acceptances to Writers’ Bloc, The Catalonian Review, Writing Raw, The Legendary, and several other kind places. In the rarity of spare time, he reads various texts and quotations from philosophers, and thinks Thelonious Monk is the epitome of a jazz genius. He records occurrences at http://aristotlesinclair.blogspot.com/.

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Kristina Marie Darling: Strange Machine

Posted on August 1st, 2009

Strange Machine Kristina Marie Darling is a graduate of Washington University, where she received both an undergraduate degree in English and a master’s degree in American Culture Studies. Eight chapbooks of her work have been published, among them Fevers and Clocks (March Street Press, 2006), The Traffic in Women (Dancing Girl Press, 2006), and Night Music (BlazeVox Books, 2008). A two-time Pushcart Prize nominee, her poems appear in such journals as Gargoyle, Miller’s Pond, Illya’s Honey, Big City Lit, and Janus Head: A Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies. Recent criticism has also been published in issues of The Boston Review, Modern Language Studies, New Letters, The Colorado Review, Shenandoah: The Washington and Lee University Review, and other periodicals. Additional awards include residencies at the Vermont…

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Audri Sousa: speak easy symmetry

Posted on July 29th, 2009

speak easy symmetry Audri Sousa has appeared in fine places like Word Riot, Abjective, Pank, Keyhole and Robot Melon. Her chapbook Caspian Quilt is forthcoming from Bedouin Books. She lives in California and can otherwise be found at audrisousa.blogspot.com.

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Holly Woodward: Wanting

Posted on July 22nd, 2009

Wanting Holly Woodward is an artist and writer. These short poems were written by cutting and pasting words from her journals with scissors and glue. “Carapace Debris” came from photos of nebulae and their ‘star nurseries’ in the Hubble gallery. Other works by Holly appeared recently in Mezzo Cammin and the 92nd Street Y’s literary magazine.

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Kate Wyer: Severed, Asleep

Posted on July 14th, 2009

Severed, Asleep Kate Wyer is a mental health interviewer for the public health system in Baltimore. Her writing has recently been featured or is forthcoming in, abjective, decomP, pindeldyboz, DOGZPLOT and other experimental journals.

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Jeffrey Kahrs: Water on the Window

Posted on July 10th, 2009

Water on the Window Jeffrey Kahrs was born in the Hague, Netherlands and was raised in California not far from San Francisco. He received a B.A. in Dramatic Literature from U.C. Santa Cruz and an M.A. from Boston University, where he studied with Derek Walcott and Leslie Epstein. In 1988 he helped found a reading series in Seattle called Radio Free Leroy’s, which ran for six years. He worked as a union laborer, longshoreman, cannery worker, and for many years as a commercial fisherman in Alaska. Since 1993 he has lived in Istanbul where he has worked primarily as a teacher. Over the last few years he has co-edited an issue of the Atlanta Review on poetry in Turkey, been published in Subtropics, and…

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