SLEEPING TOGETHER IN FUTURE TENSE

Happy to share this VIA the kind folks at Plain Wrap:

“Plain Wrap Press will publish David Tomaloff’s ‘Sleep’ as part of its Gumdrop Chapbook Series. David’s ‘Sleep’ plays a game of multiple choice that uses simple, beautiful language to engage and surprise us.

Plain Wrap Press will provide a release date for David’s chapbook in the next two weeks.”

Stoked, I am. Very. And we will sleep together.

SMOKING MIRRORS: ART, WORDS, WONDER

Everyone, I’m excited to be a part of this limited edition print project from Connotation Press. Details VIA Meg Tuite:


“Smoking Mirrors” is now available for pre-order and will be shipped out on March 10th. It is a limited signed edition so place your orders to ensure you will get a copy! The artist is Matthew Tuite and 17 writers wrote stories/poems inspired by the art. The writers are: Robert Vaughan, Len Kuntz, Ryan W. Bradley, Tara Laskowski, David Tomaloff, Michelle Messina Reale, Gregory Sherl, Kristine Ong Muslim, Eryk Wenziak, Nicolette Wong, Corey Zeller, Joseph Quintela, Frank Reardon, Nicelle Davis, Kona Morris, Mary Stone Dockery and Meg Tuite. It’s a beautiful hand-stitched book with the brilliant artwork of Matt and exceptional writing! Get your copy now!”

SEE: SMOKING MIRRORS at CONNOTATION PRESS

 

THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS

Love for Halloweens past (it’s never too late), courtesy of the ever most awesome Beach Sloth. Both “13” and its sequel, “TH1RT3EN: REAN1MAT3D” (artistically declined press), are covered in the way only Beachy can.

SEE: 13

SEE: TH1RT3EN: REAN1MAT3D

DEVIL’S INSTANT COFFEE

My chapbook, DEVIL’S INSTANT COFFEE is now available free online from Right Hand PointingDEVIL’S INSTANT COFFEE is the co-winner of the 2012 Right Hand Pointing chapbook contest. I’m beyond pleased to share this with you. Thank you, Dale Wisely. And Special thanks to Keith Higginbotham, who provided early inspiration to many of these poems, as mentioned in the book. Pass it on!

SEE: DEVIL’S INSTANT COFFEE

WE ARE NOVEMBER & FULL OF SO MANY THINGS

Here we are already halfway through November. I’m going to quickly round a few things up & invite you in to party with them, hands waving & bodies convulsing in the awkward dance moves of your choice.

You can find my 25 Points review of Kristina Marie Darling’s fantastic Gold Wake Press book, THE BODY IS A LITTLE GILDED CAGE at HTML Giant. Feel free to comment & beat me up some. After all, it isn’t HTML Giant without a good eye-gouging, is it?

Scott Bugher at Split Lip Magazine asked Tyler Gobble some questions, & then he asked me for some words about Tyler. It’s a crazy mixed-up world, where sometimes you have to swan dive off the top bunk & trust that the floor is made of soft, delicious pudding.

Joseph A. W. Quintela graciously granted my poem Dear Tenants in Room 16 a Pushcart nomination, for which I am grateful.

You can find my photograph [untitled] published over at the newly resurrected Mad Rush.

Swoon’s brilliant videopoem PROOF, which features my words & voice was recently screened as part of an international film poetry festival in Athens.

It’s never too late to enjoy 13-word horror stories, so, if you haven’t yet, please check out my Artistically Declined Press chapbook XIII:R. Also, Goodreads it!

Lastly, I’ve begun make art prints available at both Society 6 and Red Bubble. Find me, friend me, check out the neat-o wares!

Thank you for reading this far. Please don’t stop dancing on account of my signing off.

A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR YOUR SACK TODAY

Who wants candy, my little H’weenies? Take your bag over to Uncle Deerbird’s house & download my new e-chap, XIII:R TH1RT3EN REAN1MAT3D. Don’t forget to GOODREADS it! Thanks, ARTISTICALLY DECLINED PRESS!

SEAFARER AT MOVING POEMS. PASS ME THE YES.

Swoon’s video for SEAFARER, my Origami Poems Project chapbook, is currently up at Dave Bonta’s Moving Poems site. Many heck yeahs, yes.

IN WHICH DALE WISELY ANNOUNCES THE WINNERS OF THE 2012 RIGHT HAND POINTING CHAPBOOK COMPETITION

 Hint: Wisconsin went hard.

NOW WE GO DAY+DANCING

Origami Poems Project has just released my second tiny chapbook with them, DAY+DANCING, which features cover art donated by the one only Eryk Wenziak. It’s absolutely free, so download, print, fold, and enjoy (instructions HERE)! Pass it on!

See: DAY+DANCING

HAPPY NOVELLA MONTH

In honor of National Novella Month, Origami Poems Press & I are proud to present to you the world’s tiniest novella-in-verse, titled SEAFARER, and the best part is that it’s absolutely free. Download, fold, &enjoy (instructions HERE)! Make your friends do it too!


SEE: SEAFARER

EXIT STRATEGIES {VI}: SUM

The sixth and final installment of the videopoem series based on my Gold Wake Press chapbook EXIT STRATEGIES is awaiting your eager eyes and ear holes. Thanks to Swoon for providing these bodies with such finely woven clothing.

see: EXIT STRATEGIES {VI}: SUM

EXIT STRATEGIES {III}: DRAG

And now I’d like to read to you the third installment of the videopoem series based on my Gold Wake Press chapbook, EXIT STRATEGIES. There is a link at the bottom of the page to the original document; feel free to read along!

see: EXIT STRATEGIES {III}: DRAG

CONVERSATIONS WITH THE OLIFAUNT

Regarding my Red Ceilings Press ebook, Olifaunt:

“Just like ‘Olifaunt’ is the incorrect spelling of ‘elephant’ in a modern view, all of the poems in this collection are not written in proper English…. The formatting of these poems amuses me, as several of them look as though they were once a part of the script of a computer program. This association helps me ignore my usual dislike for somewhat illogical poems since programming languages are by no means logical to read.” —from a student review of Olifaunt


The Olifaunt responds:

“Incorrect spelling is Just like the of ‘elephant’. In all computer of the poems written in once a part this not collection proper are English. Though they the formatting of in these them poems amuses as several of me, look as by no means of were the script a program of. This ‘Olifaunt’ helps me usual ignore my association dislike for a somewhat modern view, illogical since poems read programming to languages are logical.” —from a Olifaunt student of review 

Ride the Olifaunt at Red Ceilings Press

Yes! And there still some left at: RED CEILINGS PRESS.

the-daily-robot:

What Came In The Mail Today: the new printing of David Tomaloff’s chapbook for which I did the cover art.  It’s got poems in it, and there are only 40 of them.