WHAT WOULD WOOLF AND WHITMAN DO?
(A PRACTICAL PRIMER)

“This is the beauty of the new media.  There is no way to control it.”

–Srdja Popovic

What would Woolf, Whitman, Stein, Eliot, Pound, and countless other self-published writers do in the face of the mo

Poets for Living Waters – New Statements / Poems

I don’t have the answers. I barely have the questions.  But I’m not egotistical enough to imagine I can come up with a solution or complete understanding on my own.  I also don’t think sitting in front of the

The Poetry Feminaissance by Travis Nichols

Are you a poet? Do you feel overwhelmed by negativity? Feel like there’s no hope for a poet in this world? Especially a female poet? Well don’t despair. Spend some time with Amy King. She’s the author of Slaves to Do Thes

NEW REVIEW OF SLAVES TO DO THESE THINGS @ WET ASPHALT —

…while ultimately what I think King is concerned with here is the nature of becoming by moving against time as a sort of point of resistance, what she is not interested in is sustaining such artificial constructs as

More Gruesome Shots Here

What’s BP Oil doing about the effects of filling the Gulf and Atlantic Oceans with their oil?  What two things can you do?

1.)  British Petroleum (BP) rep Randy Prescott made a comment, ”Louisana isn’t the only place that has shrimp.&r

NEW REVIEW OF SLAVES TO DO THESE THINGS by Bobbi Lurie @ Jacket Magazine”

Amy King’s poems are dense and energetically written. They are often fragmented collages of narratives which are in no way narratives in the usual sense. They express a great deal of movement of the mind,

Ever Hear of “The Family”?  Get Ready…

Fear or disinterest?  The powers that be don’t care why we don’t discuss how our oppressions work together to isolate us while sustaining their power and positions, so long as we don’t turn our attentions t

Elsa Zylberstein and Kristin Scott Thomas