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rob mclennan reads on main stage at WESTFEST, June 7, 2013 - Ottawa's free festival in Westboro is now ten years old, and I read as part of the main stage, alongside Holly McNarland and Elliot Brood, on Friday, June...
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Glam Arm Candy - Here are a couple of new bracelet styles that are available in the shop. The added sparkle make these perfect for evenings spent out and about. Th...8 hours ago
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How does it feel? - So this hilarious picture was posted on Reddit yesterday. We all made lots of jokes about how paying attention to the wife in each picture was the right de...2 days ago
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Seventeen… - …is the number of poems we wrote last night while doing Poems While You Wait at the Parlour Tapes+ murder-mystery-themed fundraiser, where we–Liz Hildreth,...3 days ago
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from The Orphan: A BROKEN LINK IN A CHAIN - North Korean propaganda reveals “the orphan to be the national symbol of North Korea, the figure, it seems, most capable of being revolutionary. After all...3 days ago
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Do you think of yourself in terms of a "type"? - Do you think of yourself in terms of a "type"? As in, "He's totally my type," or "Nah, she's not my type." Do you know whose type you are? I was just email...3 days ago
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POEM-A-DAY - Baudelaire in Airports [click title] by Amy King Filed under: Poems, Poet, Poetics, Poetry Tagged: American poetry, Poem, Poet4 days ago
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"All Legal" - This may be the least reassuring thing I have ever seen, and that is REALLY saying something. Thanks Stephanie.
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Tuesday Links - First point of order: Since the story publications have been few and far between as of late, here's "Anne Frank" in the new issue of Sundog Lit! I am compe...6 days ago
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Introducing Gilt Gilda - Been working with some folks on a fun, glossy magazine-type project on Pinterest called Gilt Gilda. Gilt Gilda is an unruly hoard of cultural capital an...
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mnemotechnics - A selection of poems from my manuscript mnemotechnics is available as a chapbook from above/ground press. Cover illustration by Alixandra Bamford. mnemotec...1 week ago
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Ruminations while re-reading Anne Carson's Kinds of Water - From May 3rd-May 5th 2013: Sitting in a café on the French-Swiss-German border reading Anne Carson's *Kinds of Water*. It has been 23 years since I first r...1 week ago
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Sprung - Hi hi, blog! Obviously, it's a very busy time here in the CS house. But mostly good things. Work, which is going well for both of us... not-work, which inc...
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The Accidental Professor - When I was a little kid and we went to the beach, I always had this strange and terrifying and utterly disorienting moment where I’d think to myself this i...1 week ago
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Hamilton's Dark Dreambox - Through a glass, darkly I really can't stress enough how much I like this book. At moments I get a similar feeling to that feeling I first got when readin...
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Hannah Wiener/The Fast/Clairvoyant Journal - Approaching 30 (NEXT MONTH!). Feeling that I will be able to live better after this date. More engaged. Less fearful. As a child, I was sure that I would d...1 week ago
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Cyrus Console on the Lesser Wax Moth, One-hitters, & Not Being a Real Writer - Kieseritzky, good teacher and, I suspect, good scientist, kind, awkward man who carried one shoulder high, round face, ill-advised beard, white running ...
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Appropriation and Affective Production In Rob Halpern's “Obscene Intimacies” - Inspired by Eileen Myles' piece in The Volta, I am posting an essay which originally appeared last summer, in the "Crisis Inquiry" issue of Damn the Caes...2 weeks ago
a lot of pics around this pic look like a contemp. german photographer took them. germans love david hasselhoff AND rectilinear weltschmertz.
ReplyDeletei will have to check them out. these i've been doing were inspired by stephen shore's "uncommon places" and stuff like that. taking pictures in terre haute was a lot easier than in new york for some reason. probably because terre haute has more blandness and "ugliness" which is what appeals to me when it comes to buildings and urban landscapes.
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