Jen Tynes was offering nearly-daily poems as part of National Poetry Month over at the Bloof Books blog; Nathanael O'Reilly has new work up at Cordite; and there is a new interview with Lisa Robertson up at minor literature[s], as conducted by Christina Politano.
Showing posts with label Bloof Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bloof Books. Show all posts
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Saturday, December 29, 2018
some author activity: mclennan, Earl, Young, Smith + Higdon,
rob mclennan has some poems up in Volume 1 of Theta Wave; Amanda Earl (among others) participates in the Queen Mob's Review of 2018, over at Queen Mob's Teahouse; Geoffrey Young, Jessica Smith and others have work in the anthology The Emerald Tablet; and Hailey Higdon provides her own list of 2018 Recommended Reading for Bloof Books.
Friday, December 21, 2018
Elizabeth Clark Wessel’s 2018 recommended reading : MC Hyland's Plane Fly at Night (2018)
American poet Elizabeth Clark Wessel includes MC Hyland's Plane Fly at Night (2018) as part of her chapbook-fueled 2018 recommended reading list over at Bloof Books. Thanks so much! And of course, copies are still very much available.
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best of,
Bloof Books,
Elizabeth Clark Wessel,
MC Hyland
Saturday, May 28, 2016
some author activity: Higdon, beaulieu, Waldrop, Schapira + Brockwell,
Hailey Higdon had some new work up at Bloof for the sake of National Poetry Month; derek beaulieu has a new visual poem up at h&; Rosmarie Waldrop has a new poem, with accompanying write-up by Ben Lerner, over at Harper's; Kate Schapira has some new work up at The Wanderer; and Stephen Brockwell (pictured) has a new poem (with audio) over at The Puritan.
Saturday, August 30, 2014
some author activity: Young, Armantrout, Higdon, beaulieu + Hall,
Deanna Young has a new website to go along with her forthcoming trade poetry title; The Fiddlehead has a retrospective of the work of Rae Armantrout in their summer 2014 issue; Hailey Higdon's chapbook PACKING (Bloof Books) is now available for free download; derek beaulieu gets some good love from The Star Phoenix; and the University of Ottawa has announced a new undergrad poetry workshop with their fall writer-in-residence Phil Hall.
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