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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Postcards are electric. I get excited just turning a rack of postcards around at the drugstore. There was a time before Facebook and Twitter and Instagram when we sent postcards to people. These were generally times of change and travel, new cities, new landscapes, new friends, new languages. The challenge of the postcard was to get all your news on the back where the space for composition was small. You had to condense. You had to take all the excitement of a moment of vision and squeeze it on the back of a card. The poems in this collection are just that: condensations of amazed observation. They have more to do with spirit than place. Subjects vary from baseball to summer rain, the orphans of Aleppo to the taste of honeyed tarragon on the tongue. Their brilliance comes from the region of the mind where there are no borders, a zone of uncharted existence where we are all immigrants. John Olson, Stranger Genius Award Winner, Literature, 2004; Author of Dada Budapest (Commonwealth Books, Black Widow 2017)Maybe there are two kinds of poetic craft: one in which a poet steadily hones and polishes a draft until it shines, and one in which a poet sim-ply opens a channel between the self and what needs to be said. Paul E. Nelson's August Poetry Postcard Project is a powerful example of the second type. This anthology gathers a mailbag of short poems that all possess stunning immediacy, as well as several visual poems for the eye to wander into. A watermelon smile, Frank O'Hara jotting on a street corner, 'lips a-drip with deep fried meat' - the vibrant details have me spinning and spinning this postcard rack, fascinated by the insistent freshness of its offering. Daniel Ari, Poet Laureate of Richmond, California; Author of One Way to Ask (Norfolk Press, 2016).…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - About All of WeThe visual poems in All of We are part of J.I. Kleinberg's expansive series of collages built from phrases that occur through the happenstance of magazine page design. For more than 15 years, Kleinberg has discovered, harvested, and recast these accidental lines into visual poems that find themselves at the intersection of Dada and Twitter, ransom note and haiku. Within the poems, each contiguous fragment of found text is literally torn from its original sense and syntax and meant to be read as a poetic line. Kleinberg generally begins without a subject in mind. 'I wait to discover what the magazine page has to tell me.' The All of We series began with the found line, We the ocean (page 50). 'There was a column break between We and the ocean, but I read across the gutter and recognized that familiar 'We the people' syntax.''I had already been thinking about the current rhetoric of otherness and blame - the narcissistic I, the accusatory you, the divisive they. And the embracing we that acknowledges our flaws, mistakes, and losses along with our potent creative abundance.'Once she identified that distinctive language, Kleinberg searched for more examples. 'I probably collected around 500 of these lines, saying to myself, Yes, we are this and this and this.' Then, as with all the found poems, the lines had to find one another, fitting together in pairs and triads, shuffled around on the work table and the green background until they could be called poems.The series could go on and on; All of We is a selection, a beginning, an invitation to inclusiveness.Through a multitudinous embrace of revolutionary conversation, devastation, reparation, and resistance, J.I. Kleinberg's arresting All of We presents a visually compelling text of power, protest, paradox, and promise. Punctuated with colorfully re-constituted fragments of wounded syntax-where each ripped fragment, a poetics of witness-All of We poignantly exposes how the 'we' contains the 'me' and all that is ripped / rapt / wrought / fraught in the fragility of our contemporary socio-political condition. - Adeena Karasick, Professor of Literature and Media Studies, Pratt Institute.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A beautiful color anthology from the tenth year of the Poetry Postcard Fest, founded by the Cascadia Poetics Lab: an exercise in spontaneous composition, multi-media and community building. USPS-positive! https: //ppf.cascadiapoeticslab.org'Postcards are electric. I get excited just turning a rack of postcards around at the drugstore. The challenge of the post card was to get all your news on the back where the space for composition was small. You had to condense. you had to take all the excitement of a moment of vision and squeeze it on the back of the card. The poems in this collection are just that: condensation of amazed observation.' - John Olson.…

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