Legend

Bruce Andrews, Charles Bernstein, Ray DiPalma, et al.

Segue Foundation

Little Books/Indians

Hannah Weiner

Children's Books

Andrew, Bruce

Reference

R&B is a collection of poetry by Bruce Andrews, published in 1983.

R and B

Literature & Fiction

Andrews, Bruce

Poetry

Transducing

Dickenson, George Therese

Picture Theory

Brossard, Nicole

Contemporary

Voices Under The Harvest Moon: An Anthology Of Writing From Eastern Correctional Facility

Vega, Janine Pommy

TRUE ACCOUNT OF TALKING TO THE 7 IN SUNNYSIDE is a book of experiments with the para literary and hybrid text, inhabiting the space/s of the poem &/in cinema, collaboration, comics, curation, public parks, social media, sound art, and occasional walks in the neighborhood. Spanning cinema, drawing, collage, and sound, Javier's poems engage a wide range of subjects and entities, including art fairs, a new public park on the West Side Highway, the deaths of pop music icons, gentrification, world revolutions, and the work/worlds of Joseph Cornell and Robert Seydel. True Account of Talking to the 7 in Sunnyside is also an homage to Queens, the borough that continues to inspire and make possible Javier's restless poetry. "Paolo Javier's poems are magic carpets of extravagant textures (visual and verbal). Javier combines an engagement with the social politics of the local with a commitment to aesthetic freedom that exultantly borders on abandon (a band's dome): a 'communard pulveriz[ing] rapaciousness.' Onwards!" --Charles Bernstein Poetry.

True Account of Talking to the 7 in Sunnyside

Javier, Paolo

Arts & Photography

Mammal of Style

Ted Greenwald

Kit Robinson

Li Zhimin, a stellar poet and scholar from Guangzhou (China), has written a book of English language poems, bringing to this new language a fresh style and perspective, both delightful and edifying, poems that have a wary (and savvy) ingenuousness. Rather than write poems in the idiom of “the American,” Li takes delight in foreignizing the familiar and making familiar the foreign. These are poems at the intersection of East and West, or perhaps better to say poems where the one melts into the other, creating a new kind of syncretism (what Li calls “Zhongalish”). —Charles Bernstein, University of Pennsylvania

Zhongalish: Think and Feel Globally

Li, Zhimin

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