A Rousing Review of Djelloul Marbrook’, Far From Algiers (0)
2/04/10 •
by Deborah Poe
I first met Djelloul Marbrook at Anne Gorrick’s Cadmium Text Series, in Kingston NY. Marbrook bought my book at the event, and we spoke at length of poetry. When I ran into him quite by accident at AWP, I was delighted and bought a copy of Far From Algiers. Between the bus stop [...]
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A Letter of Support for Elizabeth Robinson (0)
1/28/10 •
I wrote this letter in support of my mentor and dear friend, Elizabeth Robinson, who is at risk of losing her teaching position in the Writing and Poetics Department at Naropa University. Please have a read and see why Elizabeth has meant so much to so many of us, and also why so many of [...]
9 Ridge Road, Rutherford New Jersey (0)
1/17/10 •
Why do we do this? This breathing in, this breathing out. Heart beat after heart beat after heart beat. These moments that pass us by like so many horseman and make up the long caravan of our lives. Why? And why do we spend them thus? With our eyes on the horizon of some dreamlike [...]
alexandria (0)
1/16/10 •
a lone son of shem standing
atop the mountains of
my father’s youngest brother
surrounded by these angles, jutes and
saxons without statues left to smash-
i am perplexed as their knotwork beasts.
i am the weaver of tapestries that recount the cosmos-
sacred beyond the voice’s boundaries -
and my straw-headed cousins make them carpets and
charming adornments – they use
my glass for [...]
New Book Available from Linchpin Collective Member Travis Cebula! (5)
1/14/10 •
Some Colors Will Touch Regardless by Travis Cebula,
a new fine-art, limited edition chapbook is now available from Fact-Simile Editions here:
http://www.fact-simile.com/equinoxwinner.html
Also available are the other winners from the first annual Equinox Chapbook Competition: Point of Intersection by Joseph Cooper and Mid Winter by Matt Reeck.
Please look into these great new books from what is fast becoming [...]
