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Publishers & poets associated with the DIY Poetry Web Ring.
Books are alphabetized by author's or editor's last name, or by magazine title.
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Publishers & poets associated with the DIY Poetry Web Ring.
Books are alphabetized by author's or editor's last name, or by magazine title.
If you are a DIY Poetry Web Ring publisher, please consider filling out your book description fields (so that info will show up here).
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Discourse Networks
Jessica Smith's nonfiction memoirs of studying in Vienna, complete with trauma, post-trauma, sex, drugs, violence, culture-shock, poetry gossip, and photo illustrations.
Print: $8.00
Download: $1.99
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Opening and Closing Numbers
Print: $12.00
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inferred from. two identical distances.
Contemporary Poetry & Drawings by Ray Craig
Print: $10.00
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pseudophakia
A collection of poetry by Julie Carter.
Print: $7.00
Download: $0.85
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Elapsing Speedway Organism
"These poems revel in the precision of their own comic-constructed logic. It is a matter of fact that anything may turn into anything and hold, feelings encouraged to burst - "the impossibility of tidiness." I'm all for poetry that, like Covey's, wants to pull down the sky."
— Anselm Berrigan
"I admire these multi-tasking, speed of light, postmodern poems: the “deferential machinery” of their precise absurdities and comic veerings, and the surprises ignited in almost every line. Each text is wild yet exact. Pulse and synapse quickening, cerebral, dabbling in the erotics of geometry, but also cartoony, this is lip smacking word art for a hungry 21st century citizenry."
— Amy Gerstler
Print: $15.00
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The Salt Daughter
The Salt Daughter takes us on a journey through the secret kitchen of an American family. This daughter is no shrinking violet. Like Alice in the well, she swims through spoilt milk, soup, wine, rotten eggs and ice cream. She is the dark bud on a head of cabbage, the burnt patch in the pot of soup, the cotton candy under the nails of a fighter. In turning back to see mother, father and siblings, The Salt Daughter is sea water and chloride, cathartic and acid. Hamm's brilliant collection resounds with the force of a fairy tale.
Print: $10.99
Download: $5.46
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A Curious Vintage Alphabet
A funny and odd alphabet book which gently pokes fun at generations past. Silly vintage photos galore!
Print: $12.01
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From The Backroom
A collection of poems by John Korn. Original artwork on the front and back cover by Didi Menendez.
Print: $6.99
Download: $1.56
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lard plaza
Experimental poetry by Jukka-Pekka Kervinen.
Print: $5.39
Download: FREE
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cornucopia
Experimental poetry by Jukka-Pekka Kervinen.
Print: $8.35
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The Bedside Guide to No Tell Motel
These poems will do ANYTHING. Edited by Reb Livingston and Molly Arden from No Tell Motel (www.notellmotel.org), this anthology includes seductive poems by over 80 of today's most discreet poets including Aaron Anstett, Bruce Covey, Catherine Daly, Denise Duhamel, Jill Alexander Essbaum, Amy Gerstler, Noah Eli Gordon, Jennifer Michael Hecht, Cynthia Huntington, Kirsten Kaschock, Amy King, Shin Yu Pai, Lance Phillips, P.F. Potvin, Standard Schaefer, Ravi Shankar, Heidi Lynn Staples, Allyssa Wolf and others.
Print: $16.99
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Wanton Textiles
What the authors are saying about this book:
"A tour-de-force that channels D.H. Lawrence and the Happy Hooker, basting together bawdy pun with epistemological speculation."
— Ravi Shankar
"Pornography for your underpants."
— Reb Livingston
Reb Livingston is the author of Your Ten Favorite Words (Coconut Books, forthcoming) and Pterodactyls Soar Again (Whole Coconut Chapbook Series, 2006). Her poems have appeared in Best American Poetry 2006 and literary magazines.
Ravi Shankar is the founding editor of Drunken Boat and poet-in-residence at Central Connecticut State University. He has published a book of poems, Instrumentality (Cherry Grove, 2004), which was named a finalist for the 2005 Connecticut Book Awards.
Print: $9.00
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Navigate, Amelia Earhart's Letters Home
"Electric, stinging, sweet. Do you like the phrase "from the missing diary"? Letters, lists? There was a meme going around a while ago: "Name a book that made you giddy. A book that made you sad." If I were asked today? Navigate. Written in a fever, Navigate, Amelia Earhart's Letters Home will make you cry and spin. Read it in one sitting (walking the wing), then again. Don't forget to breathe."
-- Kate Greenstreet
"Rebecca Loudon has not merely evoked Amelia Earhart, she has inhabited her.
These spare, elegiac poems ache with a devastating beauty. They will remind you of what you've lost, and fill you with lovely, terrible hope."
-- Susan Butler
Print: $9.00
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OCHO #2
A print companion to our online publication, MiPOesias Revista Literaria (www.mipoesias.com).
Print: $5.99
Download: $1.28
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OCHO #1
Ocho #1 is MiPOesias print companion. Cover artwork by Didi Menendez. This is the first issue.
Print: $5.99
Download: $1.28
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OCHO #3
OCHO is a print companion to MiPOesias Magazine (www.mipoesias.com)
Print: $5.99
Download: $1.28
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OCHO #5
Ocho is MiPOesias Magazine's (www.mipoesias.com) print companion.
Print: $5.99
Download: $1.24
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Otoliths, issue one, part two
Otoliths, issue one, part two, contains work by Sheila E. Murphy, Daniel f Bradley, Reed Altemus, Ray Craig, harry k stammer, Michael Rothenberg, Marko J. Niemi, David-Baptiste Chirot, Jukka-Pekka Kervinen & John M. Bennett, Donna Kuhn, Geof Huth & Dan Waber (with Meghan Scott)
Print: $15.00
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Otoliths, issue one, part one
Otoliths, issue one, part one, contains work by Michelle Greenblatt, kari edwards, Nico Vassilakis, Michael Farrell, Alex Gildzen, Michael P. Steven, Eileen Tabios, Tom Beckett, Nicholas Downing, Francis Raven, Andrew Lundwall, Bob Marcacci, Jukka-Pekka Kervinen, John M. Bennett, William Allegrezza, Martin Edmond, Ernesto Priego, Laurie Duggan, Jordan Stempleman, Irving Weiss, Jeff Harrison, Lars Palm, PR Primeau, Richard Lopez, Jack Kimball, CAConrad, Gregory Vincent St Thomasino, Thomas Fink, Jean Vengua & Dion Farquhar.
Print: $10.00
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Unnecessary Roughness
Poetry by Shin Yu Pai.
Print: $7.00
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mindfulness
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The Attention Lesson
PF Potvin is a writer, musician, and ultramarathon runner who heralds from northern Michigan. He has taught at a variety of colleges and language schools in the U.S. and Chile. He holds a BA in English from St. John's, an MFA from Bennington College and travels whenever possible to support his writing. Discover his latest adventures at pfpotvin.com.
Print: $15.00
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Not Even Dogs
NOT EVEN DOGS is not only Ernesto Priego's debut poetry collection but also the first single-author hay(na)ku poetry book.
The hay(na)ku is a "diasporic" poetic form created by Eileen Tabios. Of Priego's book, respected poet Eric Gamalinda says:
"The weirdly christened, pun-intended brainchild of that Thomas Alva Edison of contemporary poetry, Eileen Tabios, the jainakú (aka hay(na)ku) becomes truly global in NOT EVEN DOGS, and Ernesto Priego may rightfully claim to have elevated it to an art form."
Born in Mexico City, Ernesto Priego is an essayist, teacher and translator. He is interested in everything having to do with poetry, graphic narratives and pop music.
Print: $12.99
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SONIC TERRITORIES: Deleuze and The Politics of Sound in Kafka and Duras
Master's thesis from SUNY Buffalo (directed by Henry Sussman) on the political implications of sound in Deleuze and Guattari's Capitalism and Schizophrenia series, with practical application to the works of Kakfa and Duras. By Jessica Smith
Print: $8.00
Download: $2.41
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Juvenilia: Poems 1992-1998
The complete juvenilia of Jessica Smith. (I made this when I wanted to learn how to use Lulu, and for my own records. But if you want to buy it, go for it.)
Print: $12.00
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DREDGING FOR ATLANTIS
EILEEN TABIOS' publications include 14 poetry collections, an art essay collection, a poetry essay/interview anthology, and a short story book. DREDGING FOR ATLANTIS, her 11th print poetry collection, extends a body of work unique for melding ekphrasis with a transcolonial perspective. Here, she introduces her translation of the painterly technique of scumbling to create poems from other poets' words. From other writers' texts, she also extracts sequences of the hay(na)ku, a poetic form she inaugurated on June 12, 2003 to mark the 105th Anniversary of Philippines' Independence Day from Spain.
Print: $10.00
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Post Bling Bling
Print: $8.48
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Cornstarch Figurine
new modern and innovative poetry in English
Print: $13.00
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The Aching Vicinities
Poetry by Jean Vengua
Print: $7.50
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the allegrezza ficcione
This is a story about journeys — the contemporary journey of Umberto Allegrezza as he seeks to discover the truth about a legendary journey East from Europe made by an ancestor decades before before Marco Polo. Other journeys are intertwined; the journey made before Tripitaka to bring back the Buddhist sutras to China, the relocation of the Library of Alexandria, the continued existence of the followers of Hassan-i-Sabah.
First serialized on the author's blog and now available for the first time in its entirety, Mark Young's the allegrezza ficcione blurs the line between fiction and fact.
Print: $12.50
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from Series Magritte
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The Cicerone
Poetry by Mark Young, #15 from a Series Magritte,
an on-going series of poems inspired by the great
Belgian painter.
ISBN 951-9198-85-7.
Print: $6.50
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poles apart
Collaborative writings by Mark Young & Jukka-Pekka Kervinen.
Print: $13.00
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The Singers
“It’s time to gather rest under duress.” Music and its family of allied arts reigns high in the world Logan Ryan Smith has carved for his Singers. Dance and ritual act as counterforces to the martial law the poem has been written under, in this time of Iraq incursion that touches every aspect of our lives. Smith sends out these poems like bulletins to his heroes, his confreres, his girlfriends, his dead; in the serial form pioneered by Jack Spicer, John Ashbery, Robin Blaser, and Larry Kearney, the tropes rumble like card tricks—Spicer’s forests, diamonds, Giants and knights advance and retreat across a musical chessboard. If there was no one else writing poetry in all of the Bay Area, we would still be “covered”; with Logan Ryan Smith at bat we’ll see angels in the outfield. —Kevin Killian
Print: $13.00
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OCHO #6
OCHO is MiPOesias Magazine's print companion. Featuring "Shelling The Pecans" by Lorna Dee Cervantes which won a PUSHCART PRIZE 2008.
Print: $12.95
Download: $2.24
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OCHO #7
OCHO is MiPOesias Magazine (www.mipoesias.com) print companion.
Print: $7.77
Download: $2.94
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OCHO #8
OCHO is MiPOesias print companion. Edited by Didi Menendez.
Print: $8.88
Download: $3.79
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CHILDREN HAVING TROUBLE WITH MEAT
Christine Hamm’s chapbook, “Children Having Trouble with Meat” shows an admirable ability to balance metaphorical intensity while keeping focus on a clearly stated theme. The poems display a sensibility to food, and eating, and the existential implications of both, in a way which is both a contemporary commentary on eating disorders, and a delicate allusion to myths of eating and being.
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Never Cry Woof
Santa Fe… the swagger of the ransom of the made-up funeral "Leave me alone Tony Randall" All accidents are intentional, but they're still accidents, buddy… "The planets that are our brains orbit fitfully" Look at Richard playing the piano with that shitface grin.. I've gotta go steal some whiskey now to drink with Ol' Roison the Beau… Take a look at a teenage harmony… "I got angry at the wastebasket there… " Some poets have images passing through their eyes like melting ore until their sockets seal shut … Shafer, hand, foot, etc … "his lungs are well supplied with blood" "Lemme get one of them Roman Coin datebooks" With rocks, salt and nails… We don't have to take this one down Garth… "To own a boat must be a pleasure"
-- Eddie Berrigan
Print: $15.00
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Otoliths issue two, part one
Otoliths issue two, part one, contains work by Rochelle Ratner, Derek Motion, Sandy McIntosh, Michael Rothenberg, Bruce Covey, Caleb Puckett, Cath Vidler, Aki Salmela, Martin Edmond, Louise Landes Levi, Ira Cohen, Tom Beckett, Miia Toivio, Allen Bramhall, John M. Bennett, Steve Tills, J.D.Nelson, Juhana Vähänen, Christian Jensen, Jill Jones, Donald Illich, Pat Nolan, Janne Nummela, Crag Hill, David Meltzer, Michelle Greenblatt, Tom Hibbard, Pam Brown, Leevi Lehto, harry k stammer, Kevin Opstedal, Michael Farrell, Olli Sinivaara, Michael McClure and Phil Primeau.
Print: $10.00
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The Tar Pit Diatoms
A sequence of poems, some visual, by Sandra Simonds.
Print: $10.00
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Otoliths issue two, part two
Otoliths issue two, part two contains work by Karl Young, Vernon Frazer, Sandra Simonds, Nico Vassilakis & John M. Bennett, Carol Jenkins, Ira Joel Haber, Thomas Fink, Geof Huth, David-Baptiste Chirot, Michael Rothenberg, Marko J. Niemi & Eileen Tabios.
Print: $20.00
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