Tuesday, March 14, 2006

Work!

Pleased to report that Tupelo Press will finally be publishing Nutritional Feed in 2007. It was accepted for publication back in 2004. A long road it's been.

Working currently on polishing up a portfolio/feature of Taiwanese poets for Chicago Postmodern Poetry. It will include poems, vispo, and sound pieces from Chen Li, Hung Hung, Melusine Lin and interviews with micropublisher Shiah Shiah and translator Steve Bradbury and possibly an anthology of Taiwan poetry. I think we're looking at a May launch date which is Asian heritage month here in the States.

Haiku Not Bombs is almost ready to send out and the manuscript is smashing.

I am again among the gainfully unemployed. It has its ups and downs, but right now, grateful to have some extra time to transition back to life in TX and wrap up some very important projects and to lay the groundwork for new ones.

Returned to TX just in time to miss AWP. I hope our friends at La Alameda Press sold lots of books!

And in other updates:

Four poems from NUTRITIONAL FEED accepted for HOW2 edited by special guest editor Susan Schultz of Tinfish Press. Launch date TBD.

Five poems from THE LOVE HOTEL POEMS accepted for XCP Streetnotes, due out in Summer 2006.

A Gathering of Tribes has taken one poem from NUTRITIONAL FEED for its Fall/Winter 2006 issue.

Poems and journalings due out from @tached document at some point.

Convivio Bookworks has set a tentative release date of WORKS ON PAPER by June 2006, just in time for the Paper & Book Intensive. This limited edition handmade, handbound chap will include a combination of old and new poems on the theme of paper. Put in your orders now with Convivio!

Press Lorentz will release in late Spring/early Summer, a limited edition hand-produced chapbook of THE LOVE HOTEL POEMS.

Visual work to be shown in the Paterson's Museum exhibition Crossing Boundaries: Visual Art By Writers to open in Paterson, NJ in April 2006. Also, work will be on view at Blends & Bridges: A Survey of International Contemporary Visual Poetry at Gallery 324 in Cleveland, OH.

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