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Showing posts with label Asinimali. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Asinimali. Show all posts
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Latest goods at Guide to Kulchur
You can get the best books at Guide To Kulchur: Text, Art, and News. I just got these on Saturday, for example.
| Appalachian Frankenstein by John Dorsey, Citi by RA Washington & GTK#5 |
AND they have in stock the latest Crisis Chronicles Press titles, my new Beat Attitude chapbook (from NightBallet Press) and the new A Case for Ascension collaborative reader (from Asinimali Publications LLC) which features poems by me, Dianne Borsenik, Jameson Bayles, Michelle Roberts and Joan Koromante.
So get there and get some while supplies last.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2015
A Case for Ascension!
I'm happy to announce that my work appears in A Case for Ascension: A collaborative sample reader, published this month by Asinimali Publications in Kansas City, Missouri. The chapbook also features fine work by Jameson Bayles (Kansas City), Dianne Borsenik (Cleveland, OH), Joan Koromante (Topeka, KS) and Michelle Roberts (Lincoln, NE). It
was launched in preparation for the 2016 Kansas City Poetry Throwdown, and
in conjunction with 2015 National Beat Poetry Festival events in Kansas
City and Fredonia, NY. Cover art by Jameson Bayles. Those who attended our recent BeatStreet Cleveland event may recall that trumpeter Étienne Massicotte and I opened our set with one of my A Case for Ascension poems, "Way Erred Scenes inside a Jazz Mine."
I have a limited number of copies. You can buy one for $5 (plus $2 for postage) by clicking this button.
You may also score a copy by contacting the publisher, Asinimali Publications, directly, or from local book shops like Prospero's Books in Kansas City, Guide to Kulchur in Cleveland and (soon) Mac's Backs in Cleveland Heights and Main Street Books in Mansfield, Ohio.
If by chance you've already read A Case for Ascension (and especially if you like it), please consider rating or reviewing it at Goodreads.
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