cubouldermfa:

Caroline Davidson’s Beautiful Poem, ‘Of Export’ Is Now Up at Tinge Magazine! Congratulations, darling.http://www.tingemagazine.org/of-export/



mtthwsvc:

scramblerbooks:

Pre-order Matthew Savoca’s book I Don’t Know I Said now. I have read it and it is a very nice book and definitely worth your time if you like to read books. Even if you don’t, this book will make you a believer in books. I would say more but my review of it is almost finished and then will be posted online somewhere and you can find out more then. But check out the tumblr page for the book and the Publishing Genius page for pre-orders and pre-order your copy now. Adam Robinson was right to publish this book. 
(Mathew looking thoughtful somewhere in London in black and white in the photo above)

Jeremy Spencer is my friend.



mtthwsvc:

scramblerbooks:

Read the story about the making of the cover for I Don’t Know I Said, forthcoming novel by Matthew Savoca from Publishing Genius. Can. Not. Wait. For. This.

:)






what about how an internet persona is more entertaining than books that include a how-to doc as a preface

im not sure what poetry should be doing

but the more something is something the more whatever is like whoa

i don’t want myself or anyone else to learn anything new ever again from this point to forever amen

said the only worthwhile poetry is poetry that makes people either fistpump or cry and was laughed at, that’s a start i guess




idkis:

Robot Melon published Matthew Savoca’s book Field Mice a while ago.




read this Cathy Wagner post about university teaching

teaching has been discouraged to the point where people who would be good at it should instead start wheatfield bonfires for a living

just learn to like doing something else man

poetry sux

music sux

time to go practice backhandsprings




this is all i’ve done today




kenbaumann:

I just wrote this in a response to this, and I’m reposting it here because it feels right:

I’m going to use numbers here because it’s late and I’m zonked.

1. Time is the greatest hero and greatest villain to culture. 99%+ of what’s been published in the last ten years, small press or big…