Friday, July 10, 2009

Thursday was a stellar day for visitors at SPD.

Suheir Hammad, author of the SPD blockbusters,
ZAATARDIVA and BREAKING POEMS, came in with Elmaz Abinader. Suheir was teaching for Elmaz at a recent Voices of Our Nations Arts Foundation workshop.

















Kasey Mohammad and Lacey Hunter also appeared suddenly. Kasey is fresh from teaching a conceptualist poetics class for Small Press Traffic. His most recent is
BREATHALYZER. Lacey hails from UC Merced.

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

David Bromige (1933-2009)



(photo by chris bromige)

A memorial website has been set up to honor the memory of David Bromige, who was a great poet, a legendary teacher, and a dear friend to many here at SPD.

In addition to living on in the memories of those who knew him, David will also live on in his books, some of which are still available.

Friday, June 12, 2009

Just In!

TOUCANS IN THE ARCTIC by Scott Coffel (Etruscan Press)
IN PARAN by Larissa Shmailo (BlazeVOX Books)
200 NIGHTS AND ONE DAY by Margaret Rozga (Benu Press)
ETERNAL HYDRA by Anton Piatigorsky (Coach House Books)
ALL SCREWED UP by Steve Fellner (Benu Press)
WAR AND PEACE 4: VISION AND TEXT edited by Judith Goldman and Leslie Scalapino (O Books)
HEADZ by J.J. Colagrande (BlazeVOX Books)
THE REFINERY by Janna Plant (BlazeVOX Books)
METROPOLIS VIENNA by Peter Rosei (Green Integer)
CHAFF N' SKAFFS: MAI AND THE LOST MOSKIVVY by Amanda Chin and Luke Feldman (Immedium, Inc.)

Thursday, June 11, 2009

JUST IN!

HAYWIRE by Rachel Contreni Flynn (Bright Hill Press)
THE MITOCHONDRIAL CURIOSITIES OF MARCELS 1 TO 19 by Jocelyn Brown (Coach House Books)
LIFE WITHOUT DEATH: THE CINEMA OF FRANK COLE edited by Mike Hoolboom and Tom McSorley (Coach House Books)
DURING MY NERVOUS BREAKDOWN I WANT TO HAVE A BIOGRAPHER PRESENT by Brandon Scott Gorrell (Muumuu House)
THE SELECTED POEMS OF STEVE CAREY by Steve Carey (Subpress)
DECLARATION edited by Fred Dewey (Beyond Baroque Books)
TECHNOLOGIES: WSQ SPRING/SUMMER 2009 by Karen Throsby and Sarah Hodges, Eds. (The Feminist Press at CUNY)
LANA TURNER: A JOURNAL OF POETRY AND OPINION edited by Cal Bedient & David Lau (Lana Turner)
THE BRITTLE AGE AND RETURNING UPLAND by René Char (Counterpath Press)
THE BODYFEEL LEXICON by Jessica Bozek (Switchback Books)
FROM EVE TO DAWN, VOL. II: THE MASCULINE MYSTIQUE: FROM FEUDALISM TO THE FRENCH REVOLUTION by Marilyn French (The Feminist Press at CUNY)
FROM EVE TO DAWN, VOL. III: INFERNOS AND PARADISES: THE TRIUMPH OF CAPITALISM IN THE 19TH CENTURY by Marilyn French (The Feminist Press at CUNY)
FROM EVE TO DAWN, VOL. IV: REVOLUTIONS AND STRUGGLES FOR JUSTICE IN THE 20TH CENTURY by Marilyn French (The Feminist Press at CUNY)

Saturday, May 30, 2009

Read Kevin Killian at the SF MOMA blog Open Space on the recent SPD Bee-In and Bee-Ins past!

Friday, May 29, 2009

JUST IN!

THE GINKGO LIGHT by Arthur Sze (Copper Canyon Press)
KONG AND OTHER WORKS by Pamela Sneed (Vintage Entity Press)
CIRCULATION by Tim Horvath (sunnyoutside)
ABECEDARIOS: MEXICAN FOLK ART ABCS IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH by Cynthia Weill (Cinco Puntos Press)
THE ART OF EXILE by William Archila (Bilingual Review Press)
IN CHAMBERS: THE BODHISATTVA OF THE PUBLIC DEFENDER'S OFFICE by Richard Krech (sunnyoutside)
SOFT CHAOS by Alma Luz Villanueva (Bilingual Review Press)
I HAVE MY MOTHER'S EYES: A HOLOCAUST MEMOIR ACROSS GENERATIONS by Barbara Ruth Bluman (Ronsdale Press)
THE REAL LIFE OF SHADOWS by Jean Frémon (The Post-Apollo Press)
THE CLOCK OF THE LONG NOW by Marion Boyer (Mayapple Press)
THE ANSWER/LA RESPUESTA: EXPANDED EDITION INCLUDING SOR FILOTEA'S LETTER AND NEW by Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (The Feminist Press at CUNY)
BETWEEN BARACK AND A HARD PLACE: RACISIM AND WHITE DENIAL IN THE AGE OF OBAMA by Tim Wise (City Lights Publishers)
FALLING FORWARD by Rebecca Schumejda (sunnyoutside)
SHELL GAMES by Noel Sloboda (sunnyoutside)
WILL WORK FOR DRUGS by Lydia Lunch (Akashic Books)
THE DATE FRUIT ELEGIES by John Olivares Espinoza (Bilingual Review Press)
THE HAYFLICK LIMIT by Matthew Tierney (Coach House Books)

JUST IN!

Critical Mappings of Arturo Isla's Fictions by Frederick Luis Aldama (Bilingual Review Press)
The Captain of All These Men of Death by Alejandro Morales (Bilingual Review Press)
Gathering Words/Recogiendo Palabras by Maria Luisa Arroyo (Bilingual Review Press)
Uñas Pintadas de Azul/Blue Fingernails by Lawrence La Fountain-Stokes (Bilingual Review Press)
A Progressive Traditionalist: John M. Lyle, Architect by Glenn McArthur (Coach House Books)
A Daughter's a Daughter by Nash Candelaria (Bilingual Review Press)
Amphibian by Carla Gunn (Coach House Books)
Getting Lost in a City Like This by Jack Anderson (Hanging Loose Press)
The Pigs Drink from Infinity: Poems 1995-2001 by Mark Spitzer (Spuyten Duyvil)

Thursday, May 28, 2009

AND THE WINNER IS ...


Things have been a bit hectic around here what with the Bee-In and all, but we have finally made a decision in our Poem-In-Which-Every-Word-Is-Spelled-Wrong Bee. It is a tie! In a hotly contested fight to the finish, Bhanu Kapil and Dan Thomas-Glass came in together in a dead heat of votes! We are therefore awarding not one but two $100 gift certificates -- one to Bhanu and one to Dan!

Congradualations ta yu bothe!!

Kudos should also be given to our other contestants. We will include a selection of the best wrongly spelled poems soon. There were several excellent ones. Well done poet spellers!










Bhanu Kapil by Andrew Kenower


POME PER MEE DORG, PORQI


by Bhanu Kapil


Porqi, cimmere yeh Bashtard: azs wi sey een der YOOKAY.
End hee Gellops farard azs hee shood.
Shame canni bee sed fer deh uver Bashtard een mee LIF:
Mee "Marn," mi "Louvre wid norbs on."*

*Thash** "gnobs," ashkually.

**Ay shound DRENK! Ay shound tertelly orf mee trimble!











Dan Thomas-Glass by Clay Banes


Hw th nght brks


by Dan Thomas-Glass

Hw th nght brks
nt lk dgs brk bt lk brcks,
th rd knd,
th knd Y Mng thrws p
(bfr h brk hs ft)
n th frth qrtr,
whn hs trd frm
bng mssvly lrg,
lk hs cntry hs twnty-frst cntry lrg
(Chn mthrfckrs wht),
yh the nght brks lk Y Ming brcks whn hs trd,
r lk glbl cptlsm r
Chrstn Bk’s bk n,
knd f hrd t pctr—th vwls—
r lk drvg wth Bb Crly
slmmng n th brks fr Chrsts sk!
Thts th nght brkng. Th drknss.

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

SPD's Bee-In at Crown Point Gallery 5/18

Sedge Thomson and Sylvia Brownrigg
Sylvia Brownrigg, SPD's 2009 Ms Spell, with fellow speller and proud husband Sedge ThomsonThe Crowning Moment!

See Oscar Bermeo's full photo set here.
Watch Oscar Bermeo's video playlist here.

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Mario Benedetti
Mario Benedetti 1920-2009

Friday, May 15, 2009

Preparing for the Bee-In &

SPD/CLMP Publisher Day

Jeffrey and Brent working hard



















Jeffrey, Brent & Laura in front of Hangar One sign (thanks to Craft Distillers for donation of delicious vodka for the Bee's Knees cocktail!) They really are in a hangar.



















Jeffrey and Mary Bisbee-Beek talk during Publisher Day at SPD

















Happy publishers, authors, students, publishing enthusiasts


Friday, May 8, 2009

ROBIN BLASER
ROBIN BLASER
1925-2009

JUST IN!


The Shunt
by David Buuck (Palm Press)
The Book of Practical Pussies by Michelle Rollman (Krupskaya)
A Plate of Chicken by Matthew Rohrer (Ugly Duckling Presse)
Verb Sap by Magus Magnus (Narrow House)
:ab ovo: by Jenn McCreary (Dusie Press)
Van Gogh's Ear 6: The Love Edition edited by Dawn-Michelle Baude (French Connection Press)
Fences in Breathing by Nicole Brossard (Coach House Books)
American Prophet by Robert Fanning (Marick Press)
Inri by Raul Zurita (Marick Press)
Every Way Oakly by Steve McCaffery (Book Thug)
Mal Arme: Letter Drop 3 Victor Coleman (Book Thug)
Catalytic Exteriorization Phenomenon by Mel Nichols (Edge Books)
Love Outlandish by Barry Dempster (Brick Books)
Hooked by Carolyn Smart (Brick Books)
Botero's Beautiful Horses by Jan Conn (Brick Books)
Winter, the Unwelcome Visitor by Shaista Justin (TSAR Publications)

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

SPD at the LA Festival of Books


At the end of April, SPD took a giant white van full of our wares down to Starsville for the LA Times Book Festival.


Well, it turns out it's called Hollywood for a reason: your humble reporter stumbled across the premier of what is surely the next Citizen Cane (Ghosts of Girlfriends Past). I had to be informed I was looking at Michael Douglas and Jennifer Garner (distance = 200 yards), and that I had just missed the star of the night, our own Orson Wells of the aughts, Matthew McConaughey.


However, the real stars were up on the UCLA campus: the writers, the poets, the books, the children's show icons, and the people, the people, the people. Our booth almost never had less than three or four browsers in it on both days of the festival, and we sold a great many books and received a great many interested inquiries into what, exactly, SPD is ("not a publisher," as we let many saddened prospective authors know).


Photos of all the books we took are below. Judging by the reviews, I'd attest that ALL of them are better than a certain new film...








SPD $100 GIFT CERTIFICATE

A reminder that a cool $100 in SPD books will be awarded to the writer of the best poem in which every word is spelled wrong. So far we have only gotten entries from Great Britain. While we had heard the rumo(u)rs about Americans being dumber than Brits, we hardly credited them until now. The contest is in hono(u)r of the Bee-In, A Spelling Bee to Benefit SPD which is coming up soon on May 18th.

Come on non-British poets! Show us what you're made of!

Contest details are here.

Monday, May 4, 2009

SPD Poetry Best-sellers March/April 09

  1. FACE by Sherman Alexie (Hanging Loose Press)
  2. BREAKING POEMS by Suheir Hammad (Cypher Books)
  3. ZAATARDIVA by Suheir Hammad (Cypher Books)
  4. THE POETS GUIDE TO THE BIRDS by J. Kitchen and T. Kooser, Eds. (Anhinga Press)
  5. THE SUMMER OF BLACK WIDOWS by Sherman Alexie (Hanging Loose Press)
  6. LOBSTER WITH OL' DIRTY BASTARD by Michael Cirelli (Hanging Loose Press)
  7. LISA ROBERTSON'S MAGENTA SOUL WHIP by Lisa Robertson (Coach House Books)
  8. THE BATTLEFIELD WHERE THE MOON SAYS I LOVE YOU by Frank Stanford (Lost Roads Publishers)
  9. FALLING ANGELS: CUENTOS Y POEMAS by Olga Garcia Echeverria (Calaca Press/Chibcha Press)
  10. NATURAL LIGHT by Norma Cole (Libellum)
  11. UNDER FLAG [THIRD PRINTING] by Myung Mi Kim (Kelsey Street Press)
  12. NEW DEPTHS OF DEADPAN by Michael Gizzi (Burning Deck)
  13. DISASTER SUITES by Rob Halpern (Palm Press)
  14. IF THE DELTA WAS THE SEA by Dick Lourie (Hanging Loose Press)
  15. NOW & THEN: NEW AND SELECTED POEMS by Robert Phillips (Ashland Poetry Press)
  16. COMPLETE MINIMAL POEMS by Aram Saroyan (Ugly Duckling Presse)
  17. SOME NOTES ON MY PROGRAMMING by Anselm Berrigan (Edge Books)
  18. AVERSIONS by Alfredo De Palchi (Xenos Books)
  19. BY MYSELF: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY by D.A. Powell and David Trinidad (Turtle Point Press)
  20. EUNOIA by Christian Bök (Coach House Books)
  21. OLD SHIRTS & NEW SKINS by Sherman Alexie (American Indian Studies Center, UCLA)
  22. PUBLIC DOMAIN by Mónica de la Torre (Roof Books)
  23. THE ALL-PURPOSE MAGICAL TENT by Lytton Smith (Nightboat Books)
  24. CLAMPDOWN by Jennifer Moxley (Flood Editions)
  25. PLUMMET by Christopher Nealon (Edge Books)
  26. THE NEW LIFE by Wally Swist (Plinth Books)
  27. THE SECRET OF WHITE by Barbara Tomash (Spuyten Duyvil)
  28. YOU ARE A LITTLE BIT HAPPIER THAN I AM by Tao Lin (Action Books)
  29. SCAPE by Joshua Harmon (Black Ocean)
  30. PORTRAIT AND DREAM: NEW AND SELECTED POEMS by Bill Berkson (Coffee House Press)

Wednesday, April 29, 2009



Best Poem-In-Which-Every-Word-Is-Spelled-Wrong Bee

Write a really good poem in which every word is really badly spelled!

Win a $100 SPD Gift Certificate!

Now everyone can get in on the action that will take place May 18th at the Crown Point Gallery in San Francisco when we have our Bee-In, a Spelling Bee to Benefit SPD.

We realize that conceptual poets might have the edge in this competition, but feel that SPD readers and writers will be equal to the challenge.

Two things that are true on the internet is that no one knows you are a dog and, with very little effort, everyone can spell. Hence the challenge to misspell, but with élan!

Here’s the deal:
  1. Poem can be of any length but, you know, give us a break here, man.

  2. All words in the poem must be misspelled but must also be legible in some way or other.

  3. SPD staff will judge the entries.

  4. Email your poem to contest@spdbooks.org by May 18th, the day of the Bee-In, a Spelling Bee to Benefit SPD.

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

JUST IN!

LOGOS AND LANGUAGE: A POST-JAZZ METAPHORICAL DIALOGUE by Steve Dalachinsky (RogueArt)
DRIVING GRAVEL ROADS: 50 PROSE POEMS by Jim Johnson (Red Dragonfly Press)
VERTEBRAE ROSARIES: 50 SONNETS by Philip Dacey (Red Dragonfly Press)
THE FIRST LIGHT TOUCHES ME by Lyle Daggett (Red Dragonfly Press)
THE EXTENDED WORDS: AN IMAGINARY DICTIONARY by Sid Gershgoren (Red Dragonfly Press)
AMONG FRIENDS by Mary Lou Sanelli (Aequitas Books)
LIGHT FROM A BULLET HOLE: POEMS NEW AND SELECTED, 1950-2008 by Ralph Salisbury (Silverfish Review Press)
TEMPORARY BUNK by Lori Anderson Moseman (Swank Books)
THE MISSING by Maurizio Cucchi (Agincourt Press)
GOODBYE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE by James Sanders (BlazeVOX Books)
SOMETHING TO EXCHANGE by Celia Gilbert (BlazeVOX Books)
GEEK MAFIA: BLACK HAT BLUES by Rick Dakan (PM Press)
HANGING LOOSE 94 edited by Robert Hershon, Dick Lourie, Mark Pawlak, and Ron Schreiber (Hanging Loose Press)
MIDNIGHT HIGHWAY: A BRIGHT RIDE INSIDE A MAGICAL ROAD SHOW by Ken Wilkerson (Xenos Books)
TRANSPARENCIES by Robert Edwards (Red Dragonfly Press)
PETE'S GOLD by Luanne Armstrong (Ronsdale Press)

Monday, April 27, 2009

JUST IN!


THE DANGEROUS SHIRT By Alberto Ríos (Copper Canyon Press)
TERM AS IN AFTERMATH by Alan Halsey (Ahadada Books)
DEMOSTHENES' LEGACY by Jonathan Monroe (Ahadada Books)
PITCH BLACK by Youme Landowne and Anthony Horton (Cinco Puntos Press)
PRAYERS LIKE SHOES by Ruth Forman (Whit Press)
TO HELL WITH SLEEP by Anselm Berrigan (Letter Machine Editions)
ANOTHER RANDOM HEART by Sara Veglahn (Letter Machine Editions)
THE RUSSIAN VERSION: SELECTED POEMS OF ELENA FANAILOVA by Elena Fanailova (Ugly Duckling Presse)
I-5 by Summer Brenner (PM Press/Switchblade)
THERE'S THE HAND AND THERE'S THE ARID CHAIR by Tomaž Šalamun (Counterpath Press)
THE KINGDOM OF POSSIBILITIES by Tim Mayo (Mayapple Press)
PERFORMING WORLDS INTO BEING: NATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN'S THEATER edited by Ann Elizabeth Armstrong, Kelli Lyon Johnson & William A. Wortman (Miami University Press)
BEEN AND GONE by Julian Kornhauser (Marick Press)
VISIONS FROM FINIS TERRAE: CHILEAN VOICES IN THE UNITED STATES edited by Pablo Arriarán (Inter-American Dialogue/Marick Press)
LIGHT LIGHT OR THE CURVATURE OF THE EARTH by Harriet Zinnes (Marsh Hawk Press)
FORT DAD by Stephen Paul Miller (Marsh Hawk Press)
IN WAYS IMPOSSIBLE TO FOLD by Michael Rerick (Marsh Hawk Press)
THE COMEBACK'S EXOSKELETON by Matthew Rotando (UpSet Press)
STRANGER by Laura Sims (Fence Books)

Friday, April 17, 2009

JUST IN!

FROM DAME QUICKLY by Jennifer Scappettone (Litmus Press)
THE RUST LIFE by Jack Crimmins (earthworm press & projects)
STRANGE TERRAIN: A POETRY HANDBOOK FOR THE RELUCTANT READER by Alice B. Fogel (Hobblebush Books)
SUBWAY MOON by Roy Nathanson (Buddy's Knife Jazz Edition)
COMPOSITIONS FOR COMPUTER, VOLUME 1 by Joel Mellin (Kolourmeim Press)

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

FRANKLIN ROSEMONT

SPD is saddened to learn of the passing of surrealist Franklin Rosemont.

An obituary from the Chicago Surrealist Group is here.

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

SPD Archive, 1990

Here's Steve Dickison deciding if SPD can take on this case. As can be seen from his desk, Steve had many jobs at SPD—essentially three present-day positions in one. This is from the San Pablo era (1986-1995).

Monday, April 13, 2009

JUST IN!

BODY OF TEXT by David Ellingsen and Michael V. Smith (BookThug)
TALKING MASKS (OEDIPUSSY) by Adam Seelig (BookThug)
FACE by Melissa Buzzeo (BookThug)
IN STEREO by Paul Hegedus (BookThug)
SELF-PORTRAIT WITH CRAYON by Allison Benis White (Cleveland State U Poetry Center)
TRUST by Liz Waldner (Cleveland State U Poetry Center)
HORSE DANCE UNDERWATER by Helena Mesa (Cleveland State U Poetry Center)
CHANT by Rick Henry (BlazeVOX Books)
SIDEWALK PORTRAIT by Rick Henry (BlazeVOX Books)
POEMS IN CONVERSATION AND A CONVERSATION by Elizabeth Alexander & Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon (Slapering Hol Press)
THE DANCE OF THE DEMONS by Esther Singer Kreitman (The Feminist Press at CUNY)
CITY OF WATER by Robert Thompson (Ahadada Books)
WHAT ARE INTELLECTUALS GOOD FOR? by George Scialabba (Pressed Wafer)
SIDEBROW 01 J. Snyder, J. Cleary & K. Leja, Eds. (Sidebrow)
A MILLION IN PRIZES by Justin Marks (New Issues Poetry & Prose)
HILARITY by Patty Seyburn (New Issues Poetry & Prose)

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

JUST IN!

Hurry Home Honey by Sawako Nakayasu (Burning Deck)
World Ball Notebook by Sesshu Foster (City Lights)
Zero at the Bone by Stacie Cassarino (New Issues Poetry & Prose)
Dirt Angels by Donald Platt (New Issues Poetry & Prose)
Islands Linked by Ocean by Lisa Linn Kanae (Bamboo Ridge Press)
Dine-Rite: Breakfast Poems by Louis Daniel Brodsky (Time Being Books)
Columbine: A True Crime Story, a Victim, the Killers and the Nation's Search for Answers by Jeff Kass (Ghost Road Press)
Seaweed, Salmon, and Manzanita Cider: A California Indian Feast by Margaret Dubin and Sara-Larus Tolley (Heyday Books)
Gospel by Samiya Bashir (Redbone Press)
Apology for the Book of Creatures by Dan Beachy-Quick (Ahsahta Press)
Trillions & Trillions of Heartbeats by Meg Hamill (Resonant Books)

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

SPD Archive, 1986

A sunny afternoon outside celebrating SPD's move to San Pablo Avenue. From left to right: Eileen Corder, Columbine Robinson, Nick Robinson, Lyn Hejinian snapshotting the photographer, Simone Fattal, and a suit. In the background is a barsign for The Bird, now known as The Albatross.

And here's Kit Robinson on the same occasion dashingly cutting the ribbon with gardening shears.

SPD Archive, 1979

Season's Greetings from 1979! From left to right: David Bullen, Chuck Miller, Jeannetta Jones Miller, Jean Day with Casey Miller, and Nick Robinson. This photo was probably taken outside SPD's storefront on Shattuck, next to Serendipity Books.

BLOW-OUT VIDEOS!

From our Open House last weekend, shot by Oscar Bermeo:

Clark Coolidge reads for Small Press Distribution's 40th Clark Coolidge reads for Small Press Distribution's 40th Norma ColeGraham Foust
Tennessee ReedErica LewisAndrea LopezAlex Espinoza

SPD Archive, 1978

The stunning cover of SPD's 1978 catalog. A mysterious neo-constructivist trend runs sporadically through SPD design history. This may be the only extant copy of this catalog, from way back when SPD was SBD: Serendipity Books Distribution.

Monday, April 6, 2009

SPD Open House 40th Anniversary Poetry Blow-Out Photos by Oscar Bermeo
SPD Open House 40th Anniversary Poetry Blow-Out Photos by Oscar Bermeo
PHOTOS BY OSCAR BERMEO

Friday, April 3, 2009

JUST IN!

YOUNG REVOLUTIONARIES WHO ROCK by Dallas Jessup (Sutton Hart Press)
THE HARDSHIP POST by Jehanne Dubrow (Three Candles Press)
EXQUISITE CORPSE ANNUAL, NO. 1, 2009 edited by Andrei Codrescu and Mark Spitzer (Exquisite Corpse Annual/Chum Books)
GETTING LOST IN A CITY LIKE THIS by Jack Anderson (Hanging Loose Press)
THE KANSHI POEMS OF TAIGU RYŌKAN by Taigu Ryōkan (Bottom Dog Press)
FIRST BABY POEMS by Anne Waldman (BlazeVOX Books)
IT MIGHT DO WELL WITH STRAWBERRIES by David Matlin (Marick Press)
VARIATIONS ON A NATURAL THEME: A LOON YEAR by Hugh Hennedy (Hobblebush Books)
IN THE ARENA: LIFE AND TIMES OF WILLIAM W. TREAT by Merle Drown (Hobblebush Books)
IN SEARCH OF SMALL GODS by Jim Harrison (Copper Canyon Press)
FUMBLING IN THE LIGHT by Sidney Hall Jr. (Hobblebush Books)
VOLT: ART ON ART SPRING 2009 edited by Gillian Conoley (Volt)
LEMON PEELED THE MOMENT BEFORE: NEW & SELECTED POEMS, 1967-2008 by Roger Mitchell (Ausable Press)
THE MONSTER LOVES HIS LABYRINTH by Charles Simic (Ausable Press)
AMORISCO by Zhaled Mattawa (Ausable Press)
THE SKELETON OF THE CROW: NEW AND SELECTED POEMS, 1980-2008 by Seido Ray Ronci (Ausable Press)
MADE FLESH by Craig Arnold (Ausable Press)
 
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