Even when Death inhabits a poem, he does not own it. He is a squatter. In fact, Death owns nothing. – Todd Moore
Lisa Gill & the Michael Vlatkovich Trio the star poems z e r x 077 | cd Dave Wayne — drumset, prepared vibraphone & percussion | Mark Weber – hubkaphone | Michael Vlatkovich – trombone & percussion | Lisa Gill Continue reading lisa gill & the michael vlatkovich trio | the star poems
CAPUT NILI Caput Nili: How I Won The War and Lost My Taste For Oranges received Southwest Book Design and Production Awards in both Poetry Book Design and Cover Design categories. Design: Michael Sumner. Author: Lisa Gill. Artist: Kris Mills Continue reading lisa gill | caput nili
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
Lisa Gill was born in Minot, North Dakota and now makes her home in Moriarty, New Mexico with two dogs. Her poems have appeared in numerous publications including Blue Collar Review, Carp, Carnal Garage, Central Avenue, Conceptions Southwest, Desperado, Prosodia, the rag, Red Weather, Spout, the Tongue, Vehicle, Vox Populi, the Weekly Alibi as well as The Harwood Anthology and In Company: An Anthology of New Mexican Poets after 1960. Continue reading lisa gill | red as a lotus – red drums