Cathy Wagner writes of this collection, "I don't know another poet so formally daring. Rebellious curlicue and lace significant: the pages gleam with pleasure, finesse and audacious measure of human becoming. A consideration of feminine inheritance, rebirth paroled by langue, a her(o)'s journey as decadently articulated as sea-froth. Find it too pretty at your peril—you'll get pricked by the fine point on this punning."
Showing posts with label j/j hastain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label j/j hastain. Show all posts
Friday, September 2, 2011
Susana Gardner's Herso an heirship in waves -- Black Radish Blog
Cathy Wagner writes of this collection, "I don't know another poet so formally daring. Rebellious curlicue and lace significant: the pages gleam with pleasure, finesse and audacious measure of human becoming. A consideration of feminine inheritance, rebirth paroled by langue, a her(o)'s journey as decadently articulated as sea-froth. Find it too pretty at your peril—you'll get pricked by the fine point on this punning."
Sunday, February 27, 2011
post cards :: Lafayette a Lafayette -- the Dusie 5 chapbook with j/j hastain
Nous-zot Press is pleased to announce the publication of a new chapbook: post cards :: Lafayette a Lafayette, by Marthe Reed and j/j hastain. A double-chapbook front-to-back, an exchange of verbo-visual postcards, the full-color images will be up at Dusie.org later this year.William Allegrezza has a nice review up at p-ramblings.
Copies available for $6.00 -- contact me at nouszotpress@gmail.com
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)