1 original letraset concrete poem and four photocopy manipulated, chance-based responses (2021)

I’m honoured that Copenhagen’s non-plus-ultra has published my Brevflodslette as a limited edition folded leaflet. Available for ordering today!



thrilled that San Diego, California’s poems-for-all press has just published 3 tiny chapbooks of my concrete poetry …

Thank you so much Scott Bryson for your review of Cabaret (above/ground press, 2020) in Broken Pencil Magazine. Cabaret remains available to order here…

Gary Barwin has rendered a sample from Rhys Farrell & my Lens Flare using the “Depth map to two-sided plane” 3D process on Photoshop and has created a glitch-based digital structure. This blown-out digital rendering imagines the visual poems of Lens Flare as strange buildings – thank you so much Gary!

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No Press is proud to announce the publication of:
TYPEWORK
by Frank Singleton
published in an edition of 50 copies (only 25 of which are for sale), each handsewn with yellow thread.

TYPEWORK features 8 examples of Frank Singleton’s beautiful abstract typewriter artworks, 7 of which are in full colour, 1 in B&W — and all of them delicate productions of typewritten geometrics.
Copies are available for $6 (including postage)
contact derek@housepress.ca to order
Rhys Farrell imagines a building in Graniti, Sicily ornamented with our work from LENS FLARE, recently published by Guillemot Press

I’m thrilled to announce the publication of
LENS FLARE, as co-written with Rhys Farrell.
Published by Guillemot Press, available for order for 10GBP
Lens Flare is a collaboration between Derek Beaulieu and Rhys Farrell, based on the visual poetry published in Beaulieu’s Aperture sequence. Beaulieu’s concrete poems engage with dead media (dry-transfer lettering) to create disintegrating logos and letterforms, a crumbling vocabulary of suggestion and memory, and Farrell amplifies these images by adding walls of dynamic colour, pop-coloured panels of dynamism that suggest urban murals, playful geometrics and a day-glo lettristic discotheque.
Order your copy today!
Joe Devlin discusses the importance of small publishing, including my own NO PRESS (thanks joe!)
read along as Dani Spinosa and I chat about her fabulous book OO: Typewriter Poems (and thank you Rob McLennan for publishing this “Intersponse 3”)
