Tag: alt lit
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A Pandemic Special (Inversion Poems by A. Pikovsky)
A. Pikovsky is a Philly poet who is the child of Soviet-Jewish immigrants. These works deal with the (re)discovery of intimacy in a pandemic, exploring the old-world mentality of the Soviet Union in the New World, seeking to understand purpose & pleasure that feed the soul in a time of Tocka. Spring bloomed across the…
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Prose by Joseph Edsall
Joseph Edsall is a middle school Language Arts teacher, web writer for NewRetroWave, and musician currently residing in Pennsylvania. His work has previously appeared in so glad is my heart and Kutztown University’s Shoofly Literary Magazine. You’re riding shotgun because Danny wanted to drive and control the radio and his steering wheel controls both.
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GRAB THIS: Ana Carrete’s “pinky promise me this”
Stumbled upon Ana Carrete’s chapbook/piece entitled “pinky promise me this” just today on Twitter. You should check it out! Click here to read/download a PDF version. You can also purchase a copy of her recent book Baby Babe using the links below. A Shaun Gannon reading from “pinky promise me this” (2012). Links http://idonothavepenisenvy.blogspot.com Tweets by…
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GRAB THIS: Sarah Jean Alexander’s “napowrimo”
Hope all of you had a great time celebrating National Poetry Month with us on Twitter. I recently got my hands on a copy of Sarah Jean Alexander’s recent chapbook compiled during the month of April. I think you’d all enjoy it. You can download a free PDF copy of it at her blog. Here…
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REVIEW: DigBoston’s Poetry Night @ Club Oberon
Yesterday I had the opportunity to read some of my pieces at DigBoston’s poetry event held in Cambridge, MA at Club Oberon. There were some awesome talents that read and it was a very successful event! I would like to thank Emily Hopkins and the people over at DigBoston for setting this all up and…
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Tumblr Flash Poetry – Phillipe Chatelain
Here are the poems I wrote for those who participated in my Tumblr poetry project for National Poetry Month. Each reblog of the promotional post counted as another blog that inspired the corresponding 20-word poem. For the full details please click here. Enjoy!
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A Series In Which Neurosurgery Poses as Poetry – Poem by J.Gawrych
All hail the brain!
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