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The Aeneid books I-VI
by David Hadbawnik
with images by Carrie Kaser
Shearsman Books
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$15 print / free download
The Novice
by John Hyland
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Sports
by David Hadbawnik
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The Aeneid book 3
by David Hadbawnik
with images by Carrie Kaser
$8, Little Red Leaves
Review by Steve Mentz
The Aeneid book 4
by David Hadbawnik
with images by Carrie Kaser
$8, Little Red Leaves
Cotton Nero A.x
$11 print / free download
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Summer 2014
The Aeneid books 1 and 2
by David Hadbawnik
with images by Carrie Kaser
$8, Little Red Leaves
Review by Steve Mentz
Review by Jonathan Lohr
Review by Lisa Ampleman
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Summer 2013
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Ballads
by Richard Owens
$12 plus shipping
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Summer 2012
Field Work
by David Hadbawnik
$16, SPD, BlazeVox, Amazon
Review at Jacket2
Interview at Bookslut
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Spring 2011
$7 plus shipping
Crass Songs of Sand & Brine
by Micah Robbins
Fall 2010
$7 plus shipping
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Spring 2010
$10 plus shipping
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- Confessions of a Car Salesman in Press Board Press v. 2
- Essay, poems in Slow Poetry
- Five Sonnets in Vert
- From the Aeneid in Blackbox Manifold
- From the Aeneid in Horse Less Review
- From the Aeneid in Omniverse
- From the Aeneid in seedings
- From the Aeneid on Turntable & Blue Light
- From The White Album in Gone Lawn
- From The White Album on PressBoardPress
- Notebook entries in journal of radical light
- Notebook entries in TAG
- Poems in Cauldron and Net
- Poems in Drunken Boat
- Poems in Exquisite Corpse
- Poems in Little Red Leaves
- Poems in Shampoo 13
- Poems on Turntable and Blue Light
- Reading from Field Work for BlazeVOX
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Category Archives: Form and Theory
The Structure of Rhyme
A response to Louise Bogan’s “The Pleasures of Formal Poetry,” excerpted in Lofty Dogmas. (There’s another response here, that gives more of an idea of her piece; it’s not otherwise available online.) Years ago in college writing workshop a woman … Continue reading
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The Shape of the Shadow
A response to Agnes Martin, “On the Perfection Underlying Life” (excerpted here) The shape of the shadow does not always or even often conform to the shape of the body that throws it. I am thinking of shadows that break … Continue reading
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Notes Towards a State of “Bewildermentâ€
Response to a talk by Fanny Howe What is the relationship, say, to style, solitude, the daily practice of sitting down to work, is this a question of faith and how does one deal with the simultaneous urge to explain … Continue reading
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Poet as Shark – Response to Plato / Juarroz / “Formâ€
Where is the heart I am calling? Heart become eyelid of an eye on its way to where I am. The eye is not here yet and already I can see. Before there is a heart I am made of … Continue reading
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Response to Ben Shahn, ‘The Shape of Content’
“This poetry is a picture or graph of a mind moving… My life has been spent in the midst of heroic landscapes which never overwhelmed me and yet I live in a single room in the city – the room … Continue reading
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Response to “The Path of Color†(Matisse) and “Che cos’é la poesia?†(Derrida)
The poem wants to be intimate utterance overheard. Catullus. Bitter, intimate, INTIMATE, repertorial but with the added interest of that, a saying from a listening to, the movement of both implied but not explicit, with no definite direction one way … Continue reading
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Response to the Double Bass and Black as a Color
What the dog wants and what the poem wants are maybe the same thing – to be let out, to eat, to be paid attention to. But various moments have various demands and so often it feels like one is … Continue reading
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