VOLUME SIX (2020): ARCHIVES ON FIRE
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- * * * VOLUME TWO (2008): PROCESS * * *
- Editors, "Hap, Gusto & Whim"
- * * * REVIEWING * * *
- Christina Angel, review: "Clown Girl"
- Heide, Rexilius, Scarlata, Tynes, "Chax Reviews"
- Thomas Cook, review: "Tonight’s the Night"
- Gregory Kirk Murray, review: "Cleaning the Mirror"
- Daniel Louis Singer, review: "Brief Under Water"
- * * * DIALOGUE * * *
- Dan Beachy-Quick, "Call & Response"
- Nigel Beale, "Audio Interview With Jaap Blonk"
- Halvard Johnson, "Almost at Home"
- Doug Holder, "Poet and Polymath Hugh Fox"
- Kristen Orser, "Interview with Arielle Greenberg"
- Page Hill Starzinger, "Erasure"
- * * * TRANSLATION * * *
- John M. Bennett, "Six Poems"
- Doug Holder, "With Charles Plymell"
- Doug Holder, "Avec Charles Plymell"
- Erin Geegan Sharp, "Clouds, Wind, Air, Light"
- James Stotts, "Notes on Osip Mandelstam"
- * * * METHOD * * *
- Vernon Frazer, "Forward Going"
- Derek Henderson, from "Thus, &"
- Mark Jacobs, "The Emperor’s Cat"
- Francis Raven, "Markets Across the Country"
- James Sanders, "Days: (0:35) & (0:14)"
- Andrew Terhune, "Changes to a Poem"
- Nico Vassilakis, "Rotationally Ours"
- * * * BECOMING * * *
- Jessica Baron, "after Neo Rauch"
- Joel Chace, "Scripts, 12-14"
- Matthew Cooperman, from "Spool"
- Nathan Hauke, "Owosso" & "And What Else"
- Mark Irwin, "Landscape With Ball"
- Ginger Knowlton, "Englishman in the Outback"
- Megan D. McCabe, "Authoring Adoptee Identity"
- Erika Szostak, "Accidental Gold-Digger"
- Andrew Terhune, "Eileen & I"
- * * * FEATURING * * *
- "Reflections on Electronic Publishing"
- Karla Kelsey, "An Introduction to 'No Sounds'"
- John Bloomberg-Rissman, "No Sounds"
- Laura Johnson, "Another World"
Nico Vassilakis, "Rotationally Ours"
Nico Vassilakis Rotationally Ours
_____ Nico Vassilakis’ latest book is TEXT LOSES TIME. He co-wrote and performed in a one-man play about experimental composer Morton Feldman. Vassilakis is a curator for the Subtext Reading Series, http://www.speakeasy.org/~subtext/. His visual poetry and videos have been shown worldwide at festivals and exhibitions of innovative language arts: http://www.pages.drexel.edu/~blc35/final/vassilakis.html.
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