Paul Signac, “Portrait of Félix Fénéon,” 1890-91
VOLUME SIX (2020): ARCHIVES ON FIRE
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- * * * VOLUME FIVE (2011): DISAPPEARANCE * * *
- Editors, “For Elsewhere: Shaping Disappearance”
- * * * FIGURATION * * *
- John Bennett, Two Poems
- Mark DuCharme, "The Unfinished"
- Vernon Frazer, Three Poems
- Dan Thomas-Glass, “Dunkalectics”
- Jeff Harrison, “Breaking”
- Joan Harvey, “Sound of Machinery”
- Eric Hoffman, Five Poems
- Mark Jacobs, “The Castle Stands”
- Andrew Jones, Six Poems
- Mary Kasimor, Three Poems
- Scott Keeney, Three Poems
- rob mclennan, “Subject”
- Philip Meersman, “Tableau Vivant III”
- Rich Murphy, “Complacency Report”
- Sheila Murphy, “American Ghazals”
- Francis Raven, “My Stuff Without Me”
- Sarah Sarai, Three Poems
- Samuel Day Wharton, Three Poems
- Laura E. Wright, Three Poems
- Mark Young, Two Poems
- * * * CRITIQUE * * *
- Erika M. Nelson, “One of Innumerable Antigones”
- Emynona Noenef, “Fénéon Reconfigured”
- Benjamin Norris, “Meaning as Meaning is Meaning”
- Chuck Richardson, “Generation Breakdown”
- Jared Schickling, “The Common ‘Me’”
- Amy Wright, “The Butterfly Nail”
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Some of you may be aware that the National Endowment for the Arts has banned applicants from listing any titles they may have published with BlazeVOX books, one of the most daring and innovative poetry publishers in the U.S. This is outflow from the controversy that flared up around the modest cooperative-funding model BlazeVOX had employed for some of its books (a practice editor Geoffrey Gatza has now canceled). Here is an article on the latest development in the saga, appearing today in the Buffalo News.
http://www.buffalonews.com/entertainment/columns/colin-dabkowski/article769272.ece
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