The Inverted I

This Friday: Small Press Traffic

Anne Tardos and Amina Cain on the Inverted I and narrativity.

Friday September 25

Timken Hall, CCA SF
1111 8th Street
San Francisco, CA
event begins at 7:30pm

More Info Here

Spoonbill & Sugartown

Nice to see this article about independent bookstore Spoonbill & Sugartown. They recently featured Dies: A Sentence at the Brooklyn Bookfair. And look at the excellent photos!

It's Time For Feminaissance

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2009

Feminaissance Book Launch

UNNAMEABLE BOOKS
600 Vanderbilt Ave., Brooklyn, NY

7:30pm – 10:00pm

READINGS by

BHANU KAPIL
RACHEL LEVITSKY
MONICA DE LA TORRE
ANNA MOSCHOVAKIS
CHRISTINE WERTHEIM
KIM ROSENFIELD
and VANESSA PLACE

Numbers? We don’t need no stinking numbers.

O SAY CAN YOU SEE

What book, chapbook, performance, or poem by a woman poet published/presented in the last year or two has left you speechless?

How might that speechlessness manifest itself visually, sonically, or through another nonverbal medium?

O SAY CAN YOU SEE
Nonverbal Reviews and Adaptations of Women's Poetry

*Abi Stokes collages Matthea Harvey

*Tyler Flynn Dorholt splices Sandy Florian, Joyelle McSweeney, Laura Solórzano, and Kim Hyesoon

*Jennifer Karmin street teams Kristin Prevallet

*Daniela Olszewska puts a bow on Chelsey Minnis

*Christine Neacole Kanownik horses around with Jennifer Scappettone

*Janet Snell goes Dickinson on Nanette Rayman-Rivera

Curated by K. Lorraine Graham and Becca Klaver
for DELIRIOUS HEM

Rolling submissions through September 20.

On Les Figues, In Oslo: Vanessa Place

Vanessa Place, on editing, Les Figues, aesthetics and ethics.