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.

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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.)

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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)