Two of my poems appear in the tiny wonder of a journal known as Durable Goods (issue sixty-three). If you don’t yet subscribe to this hot little handmade gem, you probably maybe definitely better should.
see: DURABLE GOODS
A poem I wrote, THE KITCHEN SINK COMPARES ITSELF TO YOU, is currently loose and wandering the streets of Turkey thanks to Simon Jacobs at Safety Pin Review and our man in the trenches, Jeremy Reed. More action shots to follow.
Beach Sloth has reviewed YOU ARE JAGUAR, the collaborative poetry joint written by Ryan W. Bradley & me. Says the Beach Sloth: “Finally a confrontational book of poetry exists.”
Deerbirds are known to thunderdome & jaguar for the sheer joy of thunderdoming & jaguaring. This is an actual fact.
Want to review YOU ARE JAGUAR, the collaborative poetry joint by Ryan W. Bradley and me? Hit Artistically Declined Press up for a PDF & it rains iced tea & everybody gets a lollipop. Pass it on! Let’s get Deerbirded, babies. DO!
Friends! Pre-order has begun for YOU ARE JAGUAR, the first installment in Artistically Declined Press’s Twin Antlers imprint. YAJ is a collaborative poetry joint between Ryan Bradley and me. Also, note that all preorders of YAJ come with an ADP scout book! Deerbird up, and please pass this along!
see: YOU ARE JAGUAR pre-order
Thunderclap Press has published my poem CASUAL DAY FOR LOVERS #5 to round out its poem-a-day National Poetry Month collection. I am happy to once again be surrounded by the thoughts and texts of great authors and friends. Thanks, Robert and Amanda.
This reminds me: I’ve been meaning to mention this. Heavy Feather Review. Yessir. Can’t wait!
“1.2 contributor David Tomaloff is answering questions via Formspring.” http://fb.me/1OKqpZLum
I’m really just blown away by the attention my Gold Wake Press chapbook EXIT STRATEGIES has garnered lately. Atticus Review has kindly chosen to feature the first three in the videopoem series Swoon and I collaborated on, along with our notes on the project. Please join us as we hide from wolves, ravenous seas, and the hulking masses towering across the skyline. Good Friday fun for the whole family, in other words. GO!
YOU ARE JAGUAR is now on Goodreads!
Add it! Expected publication: June, 2012.
It’s the deerbird, baby: Artistically Declined Press.
Artistically Declined Press is bringing us all a gem of a bundle of fine words specially priced for the month of April. Among these fine collections, I’m happy to report, is the forthcoming collaboration between Ryan W. Bradley and me, YOU ARE JAGUAR. Please consider supporting a tireless independent press and its gang of hardworking, talented authors.
EXIT STRATEGIES {IV}: ASYLUM
Part IV of Swoon’s videopoem series based on my Gold Wake Press chapbook, EXIT STRATEGIES, is awake and ready to spend quality time with you. I read you scary stories because I care. I hope you know that.
see: EXIT STRATEGIES {IV}: ASYLUM
I’m excited to report that PROOF, the videopoem triptych Swoon and I collaborated on (as well as one of his own), was selected for Lightworks 2012.
EXIT STRATEGIES {II}: WAVE
Welcome to the second installment of the videopoem series based on my Gold Wake Press chapbook, EXIT STRATEGIES. Once again, my thanks to Mr. Swoon for helping me to breathe new life into these words. There is a link at the bottom of the page to the original document; feel free to read along!
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
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