I recently reviewed Mark Laliberte’s brickbrickbrick (Toronto: Bookthug, 2010) at the advent book blog.
As my “Pulled off my Shelves” column for Lemonhound has drawn to a close, i have collected all of the columns here.
No press is proud to announce the publication of SPELLES by Oana Avasilichioaei.
Published in an edition of 50 handbound copies (25 of which are for sale), each copy includes a CD of Avasilichioaei’s multitracked performance of SPELLES.
SPELLES is available for $10 (shipping included). To order, please contact derek beaulieu.
The latest column in my “Pulled of my Shelves” series — the last in a baker’s dozen all graciously hosted by Lemonhound — is “A library is print in its gaseous state.”
Brent Schaus has a short, snappy, review of How to Write at the Advent Book Blog — check it out here.
I recently reviewed Jon Paul Fiorentino’s Indexical Elegies (Coach House Books, 2010) for The Advent Book Blog.
Sina Queyras in her “most engaging books of 2010” Lemonhound blog post referred to How to Write as “destined to be a classic.” Read the entire review — and her list of must-reads for 2010 — here.
The twelfth installment of my “Pulled off my shelves” series (citrously hosted by lemonhound) is “Mother Tongue, naturally.”
The eleventh installment of my “Pulled off my shelves” series (citrously hosted by lemonhound) is “I cannot sleep unless I am surrounded by books.”
The tenth installment of my “Pulled off my shelves” series (houndishly hosted by lemonhound) is “It looks like ink spilled on a piece of paper.”
