Tuesday, October 4, 2011

SPD FICTION BEST-SELLERS JULY/AUGUST 2011

  1. By Kelman Out of Pessoa by Doug Nufer (Les Figues Press)
  2. They Could No Longer Contain Themselves: A Collection of Five Flash Chapbooks by Elizabeth J. Colen, John Jodzio, Tim Jones-Yelvington, Sean Lovelace, and Mary Miller (Rose Metal Press)
  3. Ambient Parking Lot by Pamela Lu (Kenning Editions)
  4. Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead by Barbara Comyns (Dorothy, a publishing project)
  5. Simply Separate People, Two by Lynn Crawford (The Brooklyn Rail/Black Square Editions)
  6. Event Factory by Renee Gladman (Dorothy, a publishing project)
  7. Pee on Water by Rachel B. Glaser (Publishing Genius Press)
  8. I Am a Very Productive Entrepreneur by Mathias Svalina (Mud Luscious Press)
  9. not merely because of the unknown that was stalking toward them by Jenny Boully (Tarpaulin Sky Press)
  10. Insomnia and the Aunt by Tan Lin (Kenning Editions)
  11. Words by Andy Devine (Publishing Genius Press)
  12. Barrio Bushido by Benjamin Bac Sierra (El León Literary Arts)
  13. Us by Michael Kimball (Tyrant Books)
  14. Hunters & Gamblers by Ryan Ridge (Dark Sky Books)
  15. Memory Sickness by Phong Nguyen (Elixir Press)
  16. An Old Junker: a senior represents by Howard Junker (IF SF Publishing)
  17. Fables by Sarah Goldstein (Tarpaulin Sky Press)
  18. A Mortal Affect by Vincent Standley (Calamari Press)
  19. The Quarry and The Lot by Mark Wallace (BlazeVOX [books])
  20. Leaving the Atocha Station by Ben Lerner (Coffee House Press)
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Monday, October 3, 2011

Raúl Zurita Visits SPD

SPD was deeply honored today with a visit from the great Chilean poet Raúl Zurita....

(above, l to r, Anna Deeny, Raúl Zurita, Francine Masiello)

(above, l to r, Brent Cunningham, Zurita, Laura Moriarty)

He reads tonight at UC Berkeley, don't miss it if you are in town....

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Wednesday, August 31, 2011

SPD POETRY BEST-SELLERS AUGUST 2011

  1. The Trees The Trees by Heather Christle (Octopus Books)
  2. Up Jump the Boogie by John Murillo (Cypher Books)
  3. Dayglo by James Meetze (Ahsahta Press)
  4. Migritude by Shailja Patel (Kaya Press)
  5. The Irrationalist by Suzanne Buffam (Canarium Books)
  6. A Mouth in California by Graham Foust (Flood Editions)
  7. Song for His Disappeared Love/Canto a Su Amor Desaparecido by Raúl Zurita (Action Books)
  8. The Persians by Aeschylus by Brandon Brown (Displaced Press)
  9. Ordinary Sun by Matthew Henriksen (Black Ocean)
  10. Saint Erasure by Donna de la Perrière (Talisman House, Publishers)
  11. Clamor by Elyse Fenton (Cleveland State University Poetry Center)
  12. bird book by Laura Walker (Shearsman Books)
  13. Lucky Fish by Aimee Nezhukumatathil (Tupelo Press)
  14. Either Way I'm Celebrating by Sommer Browning (Birds, LLC)
  15. Nick Demske by Nick Demske (Fence Books)
  16. Yingelishi: Sinophonic English Poetry and Poetics by Jonathan Stalling (Counterpath Press)
  17. On Wonderland & Waste by Sandy Florian (Sidebrow Books)
  18. Had Slaves by Catherine Sasanov (Firewheel Editions)
  19. Reliquary Fever: New and Selected Poems by Beckian Fritz Goldberg (New Issues Poetry & Prose)
  20. 100 Notes on Violence by Julie Carr (Ahsahta Press)
  21. Selected Poems by Mary Ruefle (Wave Books)
  22. Correct Animal by Rebecca Farivar (Octopus Books)
  23. Stars of the Night Commute by Ana Božičević (Tarpaulin Sky Press)
  24. Tamura Ryuichi: On the Life & Work of a 20th Century Master by Takako Lento and Wayne Miller, Editors (Pleiades Press)
  25. Discipline by Dawn Lundy Martin (Nightboat Books)
  26. One with Others: [a little book of her days] by C. D. Wright (Copper Canyon Press)
  27. Our Name Be Witness by Marvin K. White (RedBone Press)
  28. Helsinki by Peter Richards (Action Books)
  29. As We Are Sung by Christina Mengert (Burning Deck)
  30. The Incompossible by Carrie Hunter (Black Radish Books)
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