some author activity: Robinson, Shea, Trivedi, Hyland, Greenstreet, Nilson, Gray, Iijima, Young + Martin,

Elizabeth Robinson, Michael Martin Shea, Amish Trivedi, MC Hyland, Kate Greenstreet and others all have new work in TYPO 34; Geoffrey Nilson, Stephanie Gray (a poem for Brenda Iijima) and Geoffrey Young each have new poems up at the Chaudiere Books blog as part of National Poetry Month; and Camille Martin has been working on a number of collages lately, over at her blog.

some author activity: Greenstreet, Abel, mclennan, Graham + The Peter F. Yacht Club,

Kate Greenstreet has new poems in BOAAT PRESS: Jordan Abel is interviewed on the Eden Mills Writers' Festival Podcast; rob mclennan has three new poems up at Vending Machine Press; and two different issues of The Peter F. Yacht Club get some love over at Rusty Priske's blog, in which he highlights work by (among others) Lea Graham!

some author activity: mclennan, Higdon, Greenstreet + Fox,

[Lady Aoife providing a valuable production assist] rob mclennan has a new poem up at Crap Orgasm; Hailey Higdon interviews Joanne Kyger over at Queen Mob's Teahouse; Kate Greenstreet is interviewed over at Touch the Donkey; and Sarah Fox has a new poem posted as part of the "Tuesday poem" series over at the dusie blog.

some author activity: Turnbull, Clarke, Earl + Greenstreet,

Chris Turnbull is interviewed by Ian Whistle over at the ottawa poetry newsletter; George Elliott Clarke has a new poem on the Chaudiere Books blog as part of National Poetry Month; Amanda Earl has a new poem up at h&; and Kate Greenstreet and The Factory Reading Series get a nice mention over at Amanda Earl's blog.

some author activity: Greenstreet, Price, beaulieu + lopes,

Kate Greenstreet has some new work up at Delirious Hem; Katie L. Price is interviewed over at Touch the Donkey; derek beaulieu is interview by Finn Harvor at his "Conversations in the Book Trade" blog; and damian lopes is part of a "how to get published" workshop in Barrie, Ontario, alongside Alana Wilcox and Bruce Meyer, on May 18, 2016.

some author activity: Barwin, Wilkinson, Greenstreet + Earl,

Gary Barwin has a poem for/after C.D. Wright up at NewPoetry.ca; both Kate Greenstreet and Joshua Marie Wilkinson, among others, have pieces in the Evening Will Come "C.D. Wright Tribute"; and Amanda Earl has a new poem up at h&.

some author activity: Earl, Barwin, Greenstreet, Kaminski + Poe,

Amanda Earl has a new poem featured online at Matrix magazine, and further work featured at Queen Mob's Teahouse; Gary Barwin is interviewed over at the ottawa poetry newsletter; Kate Greenstreet interviews Megan Kaminski over at The Conversant; and Deborah Poe is interviewed over at Touch the Donkey.

Best American Experimental Writing 2014 : Armantrout, Greenstreet, Kronovet, Maguire, Reed + Robinson,

The first edition of the annual Best American Experimental Writing, guest edited by Cole Swensen, is now available from Omnidawn Publishing! It includes work by seventy-nine different contributors, including above/ground press authors Rae Armantrout, Kate Greenstreet, Jennifer Kronovet, Shannon Maguire, Marthe Reed and Elizabeth Robinson. Congrats to all!

some author activity: Ursuliak, Smith, Tucker, Greenstreet + Landman,

a new interview with Emily Ursuliak recently appeared at Touch the Donkey; Jessica Smith has a new poem up at Delirious Hem, as well as at Drunken Boat; Aaron Tucker is included in the "Emerging Toronto Poets Folio" over at Lemonhound; Kate Greenstreet also has a new poem up at Delirious Hem; and Seth Landman has some new poems up at Queen Mobs Teahouse.

some author activity: Earl, Greenstreet, Ackerson-Kiely, MillAr, Brockwell, Clarke + Higdon,

Amanda Earl reviews the recent Factory Reading Series event featuring Kate Greenstreet, DJ Dolack and Paige Ackerson-Kiely over at her blog; Jay MillAr has some new poems up at The Puritan; both Stephen Brockwell (poems) and George Elliott Clarke (reviews) have new work posted in issue #17 of Maple Tree Literary Supplement; and Hailey Higdon contributes an essay to the "On Writing" series over at the ottawa poetry newsletter.

some author activity: beaulieu, Barwin, Smith, L'Abbe, McCann, Francheteau, Reid, Hall, Greenstreet, Hancock,

derek beaulieu offers his 'most engaging books of 2013' list over at his blog; Amanda Earl offers not one but two lists of 'chapbook love' over at her blog; Gary Barwin is interviewed over at papirmas; Jessica Smith reads a poem over as part of day eighteen of delirious hem; Sonnet L'Abbe receives some impressive coverage in the Toronto Star; Marcus McCann introduces crowdsourcing for the sake of a specific battle for human rights ; and JM Francheteau offers his list of 'A Year of Pretty Worthwhile Readings and Stuff,' including Factory and non-Factory readings by Monty Reid, Phil Hall, Gary Barwin, Kate Greenstreet, Brecken Hancock, Marilyn Irwin and the last ottawater launch (watch for the new issue to launch on January 24, 2014 at The Carleton Tavern!)

The Factory Reading Series : Kate Greenstreet, Paige Ackerson-Kiely + D.J. Dolack, October 21, 2013;

with readings by:

Kate Greenstreet
Paige Ackerson-Kiely
+ D.J. Dolack

lovingly hosted by rob mclennan
Monday, October 21, 2013;
doors 7pm; reading 7:30pm
The Carleton Tavern,
223 Armstrong Street (at Parkdale; upstairs)

Kate Greenstreet’s [pictured] third book Young Tambling is new from Ahsahta Press. Her previous books are case sensitive and The Last 4 Things, also with Ahsahta. For more information, visit her site at kickingwind.com.

Paige Ackerson-Kiely is the author of two full-length collections of poetry, In No One’s Land, and My Love is a Dead Arctic Explorer, and other works of poetry and prose (including a chapbook from above/ground press). She lives in rural VT ad works at a homeless shelter.

DJ Dolack’s work has appeared in journals including The Denver Quarterly, Handsome, Salt Hill and Diode. His chapbooks have been published by Eye For An Iris Press (12 Poems, 2010) and Greying Ghost Press (No Ser No., 2012), and his first full length collection, Whittling a New Face in the Dark is forthcoming from Black Ocean (August 2013). DJ has also written for Coldfront Magazine, where his video series Tourist Trap, NYC is a popular feature. He teaches writing at Baruch College, CUNY and lives in Jackson Heights, Queens.

a review of Kate Greenstreet's RUSHES

Noah Eli Gordon did a review of Kate Greenstreet's Rushes (above/ground press, 2007) in Rain Taxi, Vol.12 No.3 Fall 2007. Thanks, Noah!