Even when Death inhabits a poem, he does not own it. He is a squatter. In fact, Death owns nothing. – Todd Moore
Cowboy Poet, Kell Robertson, Outside Vesuvio’s Bar, North Beach, San Francisco, 2001, Copyright: A.D. Winans KELL ROBERTSON’S POETRY: THE (OUTLAW) BOOKS OF KELL’S (An essay/interview) “It requires much more imagination to grasp the obvious than the recondite.”— William Barrett Sometime Continue reading gary brower | kell robertson's poetry | the (outlaw) books of kell's
FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE: Kell Robertson, Joe Speer, Patricia Clark Smith. Mini-Anthology of Haitian Poets. Jack Hirschman and Boadiba, editors/translators. Mini-Features: Lauren Camp, Catherine Ferguson, Damien Flores, Michael C. Ford, Howard McCord. ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: H. Marie Aragon, Hakim Continue reading the malpais review | vol. 1, no. 4
The Malpaís Review seeks to expand upon New Mexico’s rich and diverse cultural heritage by bringing together poetry, poetry translation, essays on aspects of poetry from writers around the state, the USA and beyond. The issues will be published quarterly. Continue reading the malpais review | vol. 1, no. 3
The Malpaís Review seeks to expand upon New Mexico’s rich and diverse cultural heritage by bringing together poetry, poetry translation, essays on aspects of poetry from writers around the state, the USA and beyond. The issues will be published quarterly. Continue reading malpais review | volume 1, no. 2, autumn 2010
The Malpaís Review seeks to expand upon New Mexico’s rich and diverse cultural heritage by bringing together poetry, poetry translation, essays on aspects of poetry from writers around the state, the USA and beyond. The issues will be published quarterly. Continue reading the malpais review
Black Elk & John G. Neihardt THE WANEKIA (For John G. Neihardt, a meeting in Columbia, Missouri) “The original Ghost Dance religion… was initiated by Wodziwob in 1870… A new…Ghost Dance movement (was begun) in the late 1880s, by Wovoka, Continue reading gary brower | the wanekia
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Vox Audio: Compact Disks of Contemporary Poetry Edited by Bruce Holsapple featuring: Mera Wolf, Todd Moore, Margaret Randall, John Macker, Albert Huffstickler, David Benedetti, Gary Brower, Michael Rothenberg, David Meltzer, Jeffrey Lee, David Abel, Burt Hatlen, Gene Frumkin, Cirelda Snyder-Bryan, Continue reading vox audio | by bruce holsapple
“…they tryin’ to wash us away.”– Randy Newman, LOUISIANA 1927.
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Venus (8:37) CHASIN’ THE TRANE (For J. C., 1926-67) The Belgian Adolph Sax invented his horn in the century railways invented a new speed though at first both were called the Devil’s Instrument– women forbidden to ride or play but Continue reading gary brower | chasin’ the trane