Two new chapbooks are available from our catalog: The Other Hand by C.D. Wright and Hunter Monies by Jen Tynes. These chapbooks are part of our “influence” series, which features a chapbook by a horse less editor alongside a chapbook by one of his or her major influences. Get the details and order via our catalog page.
Coming up in early 2013, chapbooks by Nathan Hauke and Molly Brodak!
“Zaum descending the staircase” by mIEKAL aND
Horse Less Review #13 includes work by mIEKAL aND, Billy Cancel, Jenna Cardinale, J. Jeen Teed & Sarah Cook, Sandra Doller, Jenny Drai, Brian S. Hart, Jeremy Hoevenaar, Mary Kasimor, Matthew Klane, Paula Koneazny, Sam Lohmann, Rachel Mindell, Gregg Murray, Randy Prunty, Elizabeth Robinson, Cindy St. John, S.M. Stone, Andrew Terhune, Mara Vahratian, and Jessalyn Wakefield & Farren Stanley. Cover art by Tamra Harrison Kirschnick.
We think it is better to give AND receive. From now until December 10, order any two chapbooks for $10. That’s one for you and one for someone special. Or two for you and it’s the thought that counts. Don’t forget to tell us which titles you want!
Horse Less Review #13 Coming Soon! With writing by Cindy St. John, Sarah Stone, Gregory Murray, Billy Cancel, Jenny Drai, Jeremy Hoevenaar, Paula Koneazny, Jessalyn Wakefield & Farren Stanley, Mara Vahratian, Elizabeth Robinson, Randy Prunty, Matthew Klane, Sander Doller, Brian Hart, Rachel Mindell, Sam Lohmann, Jenna Cardinale, Mary Kasimor, Andew Terhune, J. Jean Teed & Sarah Cook, and mIEKAL aND.
Hooray! Daniela Olszewska’s cloudfang : : cakedirt made it onto SPD’s October Poetry Bestsellers list!
Want Emily Carr to tell you more about her new chapbook Up the Shinbone Superlatives? Of course you do.
Aubrie Marrin’s Terrible + Powerful + Wondrous and Emily Carr’s Up the Shinbone Superlatives are almost ready! Order them now & we’ll ship your copies during the first week of November. You can order each individually for $8, or save a few dollars and get them both for $14.
Order Aubrie Marrin’s Terrible + Powerful + Wondrous.
Order Emily Carr’s Up the Shinbone Superlatives.
Trane DeVore has some nice and right-on things to say about May Apple Deep over at Goodreads. So nice and right-on we’re just going to reprint them right here:
This beautiful book is full of consciousness thinking the world into existence, and then abolishing it at the next turn of thought. Sometimes almost a lyric being born, but then suddenly a swerve into a register that resists the clichés of lyric voice. Slow movement through the drift of words is full of unexpected delights, like having the kind of dream that takes you from trick to trick so that you wake up laughing. “The idea is / the music makes / your somewhere else face for you.” Reading this book closely will allow your somewhere else you to be your somewhere else you.
It’s a chapbook (i.e., short), but perfectly paced, with just enough alternations in tone, style, and form to keep things interesting, but not so many that it starts to feel like a rogues gallery. It will leave you perfectly satisfied, and wanting more.
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