C. Powell, publisher and editor of Underground Voices, has set up a Facebook page for the forthcoming book (June 15, 2013) "Scarred Canvas" by RC Edrington.
Please support his efforts, and the book of course, by visiting the Facebook page: Scarred Canvas. You're also encouraged, should you chose, to spread the word through Google+.
A few of the early reviews are posted.
"Lamentations of lost love and empty syringes as a seedy disdain proliferates in dark alleys and cigarette ashes. Brutal angst of self-creation, bitter as a $10 blow-job, spills with JD and gutted memories. If Quentin Tarantino wrote poetry, well.. you get my drift." --Cheryl "CAT" Townsend
for more information visit http://www.undergroundvoices.com/ScarredCanvas.html
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Book Release: Dip My Pacifier in Whiskey by Mathias Nelson
Mathias Nelson's first full-length collection of poetry Dip My Pacifier in Whiskey is being released by NYQ Books. It is expected to be available for purchase on August 10, 2012 at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Powell’s and Small Press Distribution.
Read more about Mathias Nelson at The Literary Underground Wiki.
Read more about Mathias Nelson at The Literary Underground Wiki.
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Book Release: More Than The Alley by Doug Draime
Announcing the long awaited publication of the selected poems of Doug Draime, More Than The Alley,
from Interior Noise Press. To purchase a copy: https://www.createspace.com/3936904
Books for review, multiple purchase, or promotional discounts contact the publisher directly on the web site
http://www.interiornoisepress.com/index.html
MORE THAN THE ALLEY
(2012)
By DOUG DRAIME
144 pages: Poetry
Perfect Bound: 5.5" x 8.5"
$15.00
USD
from Interior Noise Press. To purchase a copy: https://www.createspace.com/3936904
Books for review, multiple purchase, or promotional discounts contact the publisher directly on the web site
http://www.interiornoisepress.com/index.html
MORE THAN THE ALLEY
(2012)
By DOUG DRAIME
144 pages: Poetry
Perfect Bound: 5.5" x 8.5"
$15.00
USD
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Midwest Small Press Festival
Greetings!
We are writing as a group of Milwaukee-based independent literary presses including Rescue Press, New American Press, Plumberries Press, Burdock Magazine and others. Currently, we are curating what we hope to be the 1st annual Midwest Small Press Festival, over the weekend of June 1st-3rd. Due in part to your own investment in independent lit, we would like to reach out and invite you to join us.
The weekend-long event will take place in Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood, a cozy little spot full of artists and doers with a cooperative fervor. We’re including some addresses in this note in case you might want to take a look at the layout of the festival.
The festival will center around a book-fair at the Polish Falcon (801 e. clarke st.) on Saturday June 2nd where small presses from throughout the region will have their wares on display and for sale. With presses coming from Chicago, Minneapolis, Michigan and Ohio, as well as from other parts of Wisconsin, (some names of specific mention: Switchback, DoubleCross, Horseless, Xexoxial, etc.) the event will present an impressive introduction to the independent literary presence in the Midwest.
Ancillary events throughout the weekend include an opening reception at Woodland Pattern Book Center (720 e. locust st.) and multimedia word based performances at The Nut Factory (3750 n. fratney) on Friday June 1st as well as workshops and readings at the Cream City Collectives (732 e. clarke st.) throughout the day on Saturday the 2nd and a brunch spelling-bee and literary trivia game at the Riverwest Public House (815 e. locust st.) on Sunday June 3rd as well as live music, gallery showings and more.
Table space is cheap at $15 for half a table, $25 for a full table.
For more information about the festival including a complete schedule and list of visiting presses please keep an eye on www.midwestsmallpressfestival.org
We encourage you to forward this widely.
Hope this finds you well.
--edwin r. perry and all of us in Milwaukee.
Midwest Small Press Festival
June 1st-3rd • Milwaukee, WI
www.midwestsmallpressfestival.org
We are writing as a group of Milwaukee-based independent literary presses including Rescue Press, New American Press, Plumberries Press, Burdock Magazine and others. Currently, we are curating what we hope to be the 1st annual Midwest Small Press Festival, over the weekend of June 1st-3rd. Due in part to your own investment in independent lit, we would like to reach out and invite you to join us.
The weekend-long event will take place in Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood, a cozy little spot full of artists and doers with a cooperative fervor. We’re including some addresses in this note in case you might want to take a look at the layout of the festival.
The festival will center around a book-fair at the Polish Falcon (801 e. clarke st.) on Saturday June 2nd where small presses from throughout the region will have their wares on display and for sale. With presses coming from Chicago, Minneapolis, Michigan and Ohio, as well as from other parts of Wisconsin, (some names of specific mention: Switchback, DoubleCross, Horseless, Xexoxial, etc.) the event will present an impressive introduction to the independent literary presence in the Midwest.
Ancillary events throughout the weekend include an opening reception at Woodland Pattern Book Center (720 e. locust st.) and multimedia word based performances at The Nut Factory (3750 n. fratney) on Friday June 1st as well as workshops and readings at the Cream City Collectives (732 e. clarke st.) throughout the day on Saturday the 2nd and a brunch spelling-bee and literary trivia game at the Riverwest Public House (815 e. locust st.) on Sunday June 3rd as well as live music, gallery showings and more.
Table space is cheap at $15 for half a table, $25 for a full table.
For more information about the festival including a complete schedule and list of visiting presses please keep an eye on www.midwestsmallpressfestival.org
We encourage you to forward this widely.
Hope this finds you well.
--edwin r. perry and all of us in Milwaukee.
Midwest Small Press Festival
June 1st-3rd • Milwaukee, WI
www.midwestsmallpressfestival.org
Friday, April 20, 2012
New Book out from Punk Hostage Press by A. Razor
Punk Hostage Press has recently released a 216 page poetry/prose compilation from renowned American author: A. Razor entitled:
Better Than A Gun In A Knife Fight. Perfect-Bound, crisp and sometimes Dadaist in content, it is filled to the brim with the PHP editor's rapier wit and precision, as well as an engaging introduction from Bucky Sinister and edited by PHP co-editor Iris Berry. You can pick up a copy for $18.95 through their website or snail mail (see information below).
www.punkhostagepress.com
Punk Hostage Press
P.O. Box 1869
Hollywood, CA 90078
Better Than A Gun In A Knife Fight. Perfect-Bound, crisp and sometimes Dadaist in content, it is filled to the brim with the PHP editor's rapier wit and precision, as well as an engaging introduction from Bucky Sinister and edited by PHP co-editor Iris Berry. You can pick up a copy for $18.95 through their website or snail mail (see information below).
www.punkhostagepress.com
Punk Hostage Press
P.O. Box 1869
Hollywood, CA 90078
Saturday, January 7, 2012
First International Occupy Movement Anthology
FOR RELEASE: FOR JANUARY 15, 2012
New poetry book destined to “…fascinate historians a thousand
years from now” -- FootHills Publishing Releases First International
Occupy Movement Anthology
Liberty’s Vigil, The Occupy Anthology:
99 Poets among the 99%
WHEELER HILL, N.Y. – Ninety-nine poets from 22 states and 6
countries speak out on behalf of the 99%, encouraging their fellow
citizens to join in the effort to end corporate excess and income
inequality, and win back the middle-class from corporate titans and
their political puppets.
Co-editors Karla Linn Merrifield and Dwain Wilder have assembled the
first anthology of its type in the world to inspire readers to take
action on behalf of the 99%.
"Poets here have left their quiet corners and hit the streets to
encourage their neighbors to address the needs of the homeless…to
fight side by side with besieged homeowners who are facing
foreclosure...to eliminate corporate “personhood” and inordinate
corporate influence on Capital Hill. We want readers to learn; we want
them to act,” said Merrifield, author of six books of poetry.
In a similar vein, co-editor Dwain Wilder remarked, "I have very much
enjoyed having a part to play in this collection's coming together. It
is to be hoped that this will not be just a poetic artifact of
historic interest (which I certainly hope it will!), but that it will
also be the start of yet another breath taken by Americans on their
long, vigilant road toward fully realizing our national dream of
freedom, liberty and justice for all."
An historic book
Contributing poet Chris Crittenden of Lubec, ME, remarked on the
historical nature of the anthology, saying: “The Wall Street debacle
of 2008 is the blow that broke the weakened backbone of American
supremacy. Ninety-nine voices within these hand-sewn pages capture the
outrage, shame and anguish of a vast potential squandered. They embody
the wounded consciousness of a fractured and dismayed citizenry, and
their howls, laments, and torn dithyrambs shall fascinate historians a
thousand years from now as much as they stab us today.”
Diverse Voices, Diverse Styles
“Poetry wields a special force in the Occupy movement. It is a
medium that comes from the deep roots of our subconscious, in a myriad
of styles, to focus attention on social injustice and political
tyranny. Occupy poetry gives voice to the voiceless and unites the
movement with a river of words and a fire of images. That is, ‘a
posse ad esse’…from possibility to actuality,” says contributing
poet Devreaux Baker. And myriad is a key word.
Humor and rage, compassion and irony and so much more! Liberty’s
Vigil, The Occupy Anthology may have a single unifying theme, but its
poets represent a wide range of viewpoints and styles. You’ll find
in the book’s pages distinguished poetic masters such as William
Heyen and Francisco X. Alarcón as well as poets just launching their
careers. And, the 99 poets’ styles range from free verse to tanka to
villanelle to sestina to…. Here’s Elizabeth Bodien‘s
contribution:
Tanka: as winter bites
as winter bites
the fraying jacket rips
how to mend?
a few own all the needles, thread
the rest only their voices
And here’s an excerpt from Bill Dorris’s “The EU Commissions a
Group Portrait by Van Gogh:”
We want something that captures the essential humanity
of a high-yield market,
that shows the lives we have previously revoked
are merely subject to default....
A complete list of contributors follows along with the co-editors
bios.
Follow Liberty’s Vigil Online
It’s easy to keep up with Liberty’s Vigil and its activist poets.
News of readings held by contributors will be posted on the FootHills
Publishing web site (www.foothillspublishing.com.) as well as on
Liberty’s Vigil group wall page on Facebook.
Sales to Support Income Equality
FootHills is contributing 20 percent of proceeds from sales of
Liberty’s Vigil to the Occupy Movement. For details, please contact
the publisher.
Available Now
Liberty’s Vigil, The Occupy Anthology: 99 Poets among the 99% (128
pages) is available for $20.00 at selected bookstores nationwide –
ISBN 978-0-931053-81-8 -- and from FootHills Publishing at
www.foothillspublishing.com. FootHills Publishing, celebrating its
26th anniversary this year, is headquartered in Wheeler Hill, N.Y.
Michael Czarnecki, publisher, is available at (607) 566-3881.
###
List of Contributors
Jennifer Ailles
Francisco X. Alarcón
C. Albert
Anita J. Augesen
Devreaux Baker
Ron Bailey
David Baratier
Tanya Bellehumeur-Allatt
Mark Block
Elizabeth Bodien
Debbi Brody
Michael R. Burch
Alex Cigale
Billy Clem
Steve Coffman
Karen Connelly
Kay Cosgrove
Chris Crittenden
Kathleen M. Curry
Beau Cutts
Craig Czury
Vivian Demuth
Charlotte Jane Dickens
William Doreski
Bill Dorris
Edward A. Dougherty
Kathy Engel
Charles Entrekin
Eric Evans
Ariel Fintushel
Chris Flynn
Dennis Fritzinger
Laura Glenn
vincent f. a. golphin
Howie Good
Dane R. Gordon
Corinne Heschke
William Heyen
Ed Higgins
Scott Hightower
Debbie Hinman
Alicia Hoffman
Paul Hostovsky
Jane Hoogestraat
Rose Hunter
M.J. Iuppa
Mary Strong Jackson
Tom Jones
Kitty Jospé
Frank Judge
Laura Klinkon
Maude Larke
Janet Levin
Stephen Lewandowski
Eric Lochridge
Iven Lourie
Margot Malone
Catherine McGuire
Karla Linn Merrifield
Corey Mesler
Ellen Birkett Morris
Kate Murr
Will Nixon
Jules Nyquist
Beatrice O'Brien
Greg Opstad
Mónica Teresa Ortiz
Ted Peck
Natalie Peeterse
James Penha
elijah b pringle
Erik Richardson
Susan Edwards Richmond
John Roche
Debby Rosenfeld
Michael Rothenberg
Mary Rudge
Deborah Dashow Ruth
Nancy Scott
William Seaton
Nina Serrano
Scot Siegel
Josie Sigler
John Richard Smith
Michael G. Smith
Richard Smyth
Jack Bradigan Spula
Eamonn Stewart
Susan Supley
Heather Thomas
Paul Watsky
Alice Weiss
Lenore Weiss
David White
Anne Whitehouse
Dwain Wilder
Martin Willitts, Jr.
Paul Winkel
Leah Zazulyer
About the Editors
A long-time environmental activist and a National Park
Artist-in-Residence, Karla Linn Merrifield has seen hundreds of her
poems appear in dozens of publications as well as in many anthologies.
She has six books to her credit, including Godwit: Poems of Canada
(FootHills Publishing), which received the 2009 Andrew Eiseman Writers
Award for Poetry, and her new chapbook, The Urn, from Finishing Line
Press. Forthcoming from Salmon Press is her full-length collection
Athabaskan Fractal and Other Poems of the Far North, and The Ice
Decides: Poems of Antarctica from FLP. She and her husband Roger M.
Weir co-edited THE DIRE ELEGIES: 59 Poets on Endangered Species of
North America, also from FootHills. Currently in the works is a book
of technologically themed poems, The Gizmo Girl’s Diary, a
collection of poems reflecting on the Age of Technology, and Virus in
the Song, poems in memoriam to her brother. She was founding poetry
editor of Sea Stories, and is now book reviewer and assistant editor
for The Centrifugal Eye (www.centrifugaleye.com). A graduate of The
College at Brockport (SUNY), where she earned an MA in Creative
Writing-Poetry, she teaches at Writers & Books, Rochester, NY. You can
read more about her and sample her poems and photographs at
http://karlalinn.blogspot.com. She resides in Kent, NY, and winters in
North Fort Myers, FL.
Dwain Wilder, a native of a small town outside Dallas, moved to
Rochester, NY, in 1970 to study Zen Buddhism. He has had a varied
career as Navy flight crew member, research technician, software
engineer, and luthier (builder of stringed musical instruments). Dwain
had leadership roles in the Civil Rights and Anti-Vietnam War
Movements, as a staff member of the Southern Christian Leadership
Conference’s Project Dialogue, and coordinator of the Southern
Coordinating Committee to End the War in Vietnam. In this latter
capacity, he worked closely with students, Quakers, pacifists and
civil rights field workers across the South to organize the only
South-wide Anti-War March, on Lincoln’s Birthday, Feb 12, 1967. He
was also security marshal for the 1967 Fifth Avenue Parade against the
War, worked with Staughton Lynd as a community organizer in New Haven,
and as an organizer for the 1967 People’s Congress, an attempt to
nonviolently occupy the House of Representatives in Washington.
Dwain graduated with honors from Yale with a degree in American
Studies (History of Technology and Literature). He is a poet and
essayist whose work has been published in various small poetry
periodicals and collections. His poetry collection, Under the Only
Moon, was published by FootHills Publishing in August 2011.
Dwain lives with his wife and their dog and parrot in a quaint
farmhouse near a large park. He currently makes his livelihood in
lutherie, and his Appalachian dulcimers are held in high regard, both
in the U.S. and abroad.
About the Publisher
Publishing America's poets for 26 years, FootHills Publishing is a
family-owned-and- operated concern based in Wheeler, NY. Each copy of
its hundreds of titles is lovingly hand-sewn, making for a more
beautiful reading experience. Visit FootHills at
www.foothillspublishing.com.
New poetry book destined to “…fascinate historians a thousand
years from now” -- FootHills Publishing Releases First International
Occupy Movement Anthology
Liberty’s Vigil, The Occupy Anthology:
99 Poets among the 99%
WHEELER HILL, N.Y. – Ninety-nine poets from 22 states and 6
countries speak out on behalf of the 99%, encouraging their fellow
citizens to join in the effort to end corporate excess and income
inequality, and win back the middle-class from corporate titans and
their political puppets.
Co-editors Karla Linn Merrifield and Dwain Wilder have assembled the
first anthology of its type in the world to inspire readers to take
action on behalf of the 99%.
"Poets here have left their quiet corners and hit the streets to
encourage their neighbors to address the needs of the homeless…to
fight side by side with besieged homeowners who are facing
foreclosure...to eliminate corporate “personhood” and inordinate
corporate influence on Capital Hill. We want readers to learn; we want
them to act,” said Merrifield, author of six books of poetry.
In a similar vein, co-editor Dwain Wilder remarked, "I have very much
enjoyed having a part to play in this collection's coming together. It
is to be hoped that this will not be just a poetic artifact of
historic interest (which I certainly hope it will!), but that it will
also be the start of yet another breath taken by Americans on their
long, vigilant road toward fully realizing our national dream of
freedom, liberty and justice for all."
An historic book
Contributing poet Chris Crittenden of Lubec, ME, remarked on the
historical nature of the anthology, saying: “The Wall Street debacle
of 2008 is the blow that broke the weakened backbone of American
supremacy. Ninety-nine voices within these hand-sewn pages capture the
outrage, shame and anguish of a vast potential squandered. They embody
the wounded consciousness of a fractured and dismayed citizenry, and
their howls, laments, and torn dithyrambs shall fascinate historians a
thousand years from now as much as they stab us today.”
Diverse Voices, Diverse Styles
“Poetry wields a special force in the Occupy movement. It is a
medium that comes from the deep roots of our subconscious, in a myriad
of styles, to focus attention on social injustice and political
tyranny. Occupy poetry gives voice to the voiceless and unites the
movement with a river of words and a fire of images. That is, ‘a
posse ad esse’…from possibility to actuality,” says contributing
poet Devreaux Baker. And myriad is a key word.
Humor and rage, compassion and irony and so much more! Liberty’s
Vigil, The Occupy Anthology may have a single unifying theme, but its
poets represent a wide range of viewpoints and styles. You’ll find
in the book’s pages distinguished poetic masters such as William
Heyen and Francisco X. Alarcón as well as poets just launching their
careers. And, the 99 poets’ styles range from free verse to tanka to
villanelle to sestina to…. Here’s Elizabeth Bodien‘s
contribution:
Tanka: as winter bites
as winter bites
the fraying jacket rips
how to mend?
a few own all the needles, thread
the rest only their voices
And here’s an excerpt from Bill Dorris’s “The EU Commissions a
Group Portrait by Van Gogh:”
We want something that captures the essential humanity
of a high-yield market,
that shows the lives we have previously revoked
are merely subject to default....
A complete list of contributors follows along with the co-editors
bios.
Follow Liberty’s Vigil Online
It’s easy to keep up with Liberty’s Vigil and its activist poets.
News of readings held by contributors will be posted on the FootHills
Publishing web site (www.foothillspublishing.com.) as well as on
Liberty’s Vigil group wall page on Facebook.
Sales to Support Income Equality
FootHills is contributing 20 percent of proceeds from sales of
Liberty’s Vigil to the Occupy Movement. For details, please contact
the publisher.
Available Now
Liberty’s Vigil, The Occupy Anthology: 99 Poets among the 99% (128
pages) is available for $20.00 at selected bookstores nationwide –
ISBN 978-0-931053-81-8 -- and from FootHills Publishing at
www.foothillspublishing.com. FootHills Publishing, celebrating its
26th anniversary this year, is headquartered in Wheeler Hill, N.Y.
Michael Czarnecki, publisher, is available at (607) 566-3881.
###
List of Contributors
Jennifer Ailles
Francisco X. Alarcón
C. Albert
Anita J. Augesen
Devreaux Baker
Ron Bailey
David Baratier
Tanya Bellehumeur-Allatt
Mark Block
Elizabeth Bodien
Debbi Brody
Michael R. Burch
Alex Cigale
Billy Clem
Steve Coffman
Karen Connelly
Kay Cosgrove
Chris Crittenden
Kathleen M. Curry
Beau Cutts
Craig Czury
Vivian Demuth
Charlotte Jane Dickens
William Doreski
Bill Dorris
Edward A. Dougherty
Kathy Engel
Charles Entrekin
Eric Evans
Ariel Fintushel
Chris Flynn
Dennis Fritzinger
Laura Glenn
vincent f. a. golphin
Howie Good
Dane R. Gordon
Corinne Heschke
William Heyen
Ed Higgins
Scott Hightower
Debbie Hinman
Alicia Hoffman
Paul Hostovsky
Jane Hoogestraat
Rose Hunter
M.J. Iuppa
Mary Strong Jackson
Tom Jones
Kitty Jospé
Frank Judge
Laura Klinkon
Maude Larke
Janet Levin
Stephen Lewandowski
Eric Lochridge
Iven Lourie
Margot Malone
Catherine McGuire
Karla Linn Merrifield
Corey Mesler
Ellen Birkett Morris
Kate Murr
Will Nixon
Jules Nyquist
Beatrice O'Brien
Greg Opstad
Mónica Teresa Ortiz
Ted Peck
Natalie Peeterse
James Penha
elijah b pringle
Erik Richardson
Susan Edwards Richmond
John Roche
Debby Rosenfeld
Michael Rothenberg
Mary Rudge
Deborah Dashow Ruth
Nancy Scott
William Seaton
Nina Serrano
Scot Siegel
Josie Sigler
John Richard Smith
Michael G. Smith
Richard Smyth
Jack Bradigan Spula
Eamonn Stewart
Susan Supley
Heather Thomas
Paul Watsky
Alice Weiss
Lenore Weiss
David White
Anne Whitehouse
Dwain Wilder
Martin Willitts, Jr.
Paul Winkel
Leah Zazulyer
About the Editors
A long-time environmental activist and a National Park
Artist-in-Residence, Karla Linn Merrifield has seen hundreds of her
poems appear in dozens of publications as well as in many anthologies.
She has six books to her credit, including Godwit: Poems of Canada
(FootHills Publishing), which received the 2009 Andrew Eiseman Writers
Award for Poetry, and her new chapbook, The Urn, from Finishing Line
Press. Forthcoming from Salmon Press is her full-length collection
Athabaskan Fractal and Other Poems of the Far North, and The Ice
Decides: Poems of Antarctica from FLP. She and her husband Roger M.
Weir co-edited THE DIRE ELEGIES: 59 Poets on Endangered Species of
North America, also from FootHills. Currently in the works is a book
of technologically themed poems, The Gizmo Girl’s Diary, a
collection of poems reflecting on the Age of Technology, and Virus in
the Song, poems in memoriam to her brother. She was founding poetry
editor of Sea Stories, and is now book reviewer and assistant editor
for The Centrifugal Eye (www.centrifugaleye.com). A graduate of The
College at Brockport (SUNY), where she earned an MA in Creative
Writing-Poetry, she teaches at Writers & Books, Rochester, NY. You can
read more about her and sample her poems and photographs at
http://karlalinn.blogspot.com. She resides in Kent, NY, and winters in
North Fort Myers, FL.
Dwain Wilder, a native of a small town outside Dallas, moved to
Rochester, NY, in 1970 to study Zen Buddhism. He has had a varied
career as Navy flight crew member, research technician, software
engineer, and luthier (builder of stringed musical instruments). Dwain
had leadership roles in the Civil Rights and Anti-Vietnam War
Movements, as a staff member of the Southern Christian Leadership
Conference’s Project Dialogue, and coordinator of the Southern
Coordinating Committee to End the War in Vietnam. In this latter
capacity, he worked closely with students, Quakers, pacifists and
civil rights field workers across the South to organize the only
South-wide Anti-War March, on Lincoln’s Birthday, Feb 12, 1967. He
was also security marshal for the 1967 Fifth Avenue Parade against the
War, worked with Staughton Lynd as a community organizer in New Haven,
and as an organizer for the 1967 People’s Congress, an attempt to
nonviolently occupy the House of Representatives in Washington.
Dwain graduated with honors from Yale with a degree in American
Studies (History of Technology and Literature). He is a poet and
essayist whose work has been published in various small poetry
periodicals and collections. His poetry collection, Under the Only
Moon, was published by FootHills Publishing in August 2011.
Dwain lives with his wife and their dog and parrot in a quaint
farmhouse near a large park. He currently makes his livelihood in
lutherie, and his Appalachian dulcimers are held in high regard, both
in the U.S. and abroad.
About the Publisher
Publishing America's poets for 26 years, FootHills Publishing is a
family-owned-and- operated concern based in Wheeler, NY. Each copy of
its hundreds of titles is lovingly hand-sewn, making for a more
beautiful reading experience. Visit FootHills at
www.foothillspublishing.com.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Archives: Special Collections (Print)
i hope there are many of you who can take advantage of the hard work that Aleathia Drehmer has put in coming up with this list of libraries with special collections. Small presses, independent and self publishers- share your work. Spread the word. Please message me at admin@theliteraryunderground.org if you have more to add.
Denver Zine Library
PO Box 13826
Denver, CO 80201
San Diego State University
Special Collections
c/o Michael Lopez
Library/Information Access
5500 Campanile Drive
San Diego, CA 92182
Toronto Zine Library
15 Thorndale Ave
Toronto, Ontario
M8X 1W8 Canada
University of Buffalo
Poetry Continuations
134 Lockwood Library
Buffalo, NY 14260
Zine Collection
Brooklyn College Library
2900 Bedford Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11210
zinecollectioni@brooklyn.cuny.edu
University Libraries
The University of Alabama
PO Box 870266
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487
Marlboro College
2582 South Rd
Marlboro, VT 05344
library@marlboro.edu
Special Collections
Michigan State University Libraries
100 Library
E. Lansing, MI 48823
Papercut Zine Library
c/o Lorem Ipsum Books
1299 Cambridge St.
Cambridge, MA (? zip)
Linebaugh Public Library
105 W. Vine St
Murfreesboro, TN 37130
zines@linebaugh.org
Dorothy H. Hoover Library, Zine Collection
Ontario College of Art & Design
100 McCall St.
Toronto, Ontario
M5T 1W1 Canada
Denver Zine Library
PO Box 13826
Denver, CO 80201
San Diego State University
Special Collections
c/o Michael Lopez
Library/Information Access
5500 Campanile Drive
San Diego, CA 92182
Toronto Zine Library
15 Thorndale Ave
Toronto, Ontario
M8X 1W8 Canada
University of Buffalo
Poetry Continuations
134 Lockwood Library
Buffalo, NY 14260
Zine Collection
Brooklyn College Library
2900 Bedford Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11210
zinecollectioni@brooklyn.cuny.edu
University Libraries
The University of Alabama
PO Box 870266
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487
Marlboro College
2582 South Rd
Marlboro, VT 05344
library@marlboro.edu
Special Collections
Michigan State University Libraries
100 Library
E. Lansing, MI 48823
Papercut Zine Library
c/o Lorem Ipsum Books
1299 Cambridge St.
Cambridge, MA (? zip)
Linebaugh Public Library
105 W. Vine St
Murfreesboro, TN 37130
zines@linebaugh.org
Dorothy H. Hoover Library, Zine Collection
Ontario College of Art & Design
100 McCall St.
Toronto, Ontario
M5T 1W1 Canada
Friday, August 12, 2011
Mud Luscious Press | 24-hour Sale
For 24 hours, choose any of our backlist novel(la)s & get them for $8 each. Use the drop-down menu to select your title & voila, money saved, words in the mail. Sale ends Saturday, August 13th @ noon: http://www.mudlusciouspress.com/books/24-hour-sale/
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Jersey Devil Press. New Book by Danger_Slater
A Date That Shall Live In Infamy… Or Just Regular Famy | Jersey Devil Press.
Love Me by Danger_Slater, the world's most flammable writer will be released on August 9, 2011. Love Me will be available as a paperback or an e-book, from a variety of resellers.
Love Me is the touching tale of a guy in a Viking suit on an epic quest to figure out the mysteries of life.
Donate $25 to Jersey Devil Press and receive the book a few days early as well as the e-book Screw the Universe by Stephen Schwegler and Eirik Gumeny.
visit Jersey Devil Press for more information.
Love Me by Danger_Slater, the world's most flammable writer will be released on August 9, 2011. Love Me will be available as a paperback or an e-book, from a variety of resellers.
Love Me is the touching tale of a guy in a Viking suit on an epic quest to figure out the mysteries of life.
Donate $25 to Jersey Devil Press and receive the book a few days early as well as the e-book Screw the Universe by Stephen Schwegler and Eirik Gumeny.
visit Jersey Devil Press for more information.
Black Coffee Press. New book by J.A. Tyler
From Black Coffee Press:
A pulsating and non-linear revelation of a man as he learns of his impending fatherhood, sinks in his overwhelming cast of family, and crushes beneath the world as we all sometimes do. This is a book about losing your mind perhaps more than your heart, or in either case, of realizing the loss of self.
A Shiny, Unused Heart
by J.A. Tyler
$12.95
110 pages
ISBN 9780982744055
Black Coffee Press, 2011
Available here.
A pulsating and non-linear revelation of a man as he learns of his impending fatherhood, sinks in his overwhelming cast of family, and crushes beneath the world as we all sometimes do. This is a book about losing your mind perhaps more than your heart, or in either case, of realizing the loss of self.
A Shiny, Unused Heart
by J.A. Tyler
$12.95
110 pages
ISBN 9780982744055
Black Coffee Press, 2011
Available here.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
New Book from Covert Press
Covert Press has just released a new chapbook by Dan Provost called "Born to Look Down at the Ground". It is available for purchase from their website.
This second Covert Press release by Dan Provost has all the raw emotion and pain that we have come to expect from Dan Provost. A must read.
This second Covert Press release by Dan Provost has all the raw emotion and pain that we have come to expect from Dan Provost. A must read.
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