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How To Make A Revolution

1 vintage Speed-O-Print mimeo machine. 1 vintage portable Smith Corona manual. 1 Sacramento bookstore + generous owners & generations of poets w/energy & imagination. 1 Saturday afternoon & the better part of a night, several reams of cheap paper, ample antiquated stencils, pound the shit out of old typer, crank the mimeo drum (revolution(s?) like giant rabid hamsters, ink everything, season w/excitement, add interest, collate, staple, distribute, repeat, cover the world w/lines - S.A. Griffin

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New on Outlaw Poetry

  • Anti Masker Anthem (?) & Two other new poems by Tricia L. Somers
  • Crow Knows & Two other new poems by Justin Rogers
  • Music Prose Poem One by Pris Campbell
  • For Dave on Our 10 Year Anniversary by Jen Dunford-Roskos
  • Like pushing the cow over the moon by Jen Dunford
  • Collision by Jen Dunford
  • Corona Virus the Collage by Jen Dunford
  • Mothers Day and Two other poems by Paul Sohar
  • burn yr d.a. levy nite-lite by d.a. levy, tom kryss & dave roskos
  • Second Guessing & one other poem by Pris Campbell

Bla Bla Bla

  • Tricia L. Somers on Anti Masker Anthem (?) & Two other new poems by Tricia L. Somers
  • G. Tod Slone on Anti Masker Anthem (?) & Two other new poems by Tricia L. Somers
  • Kinoq on Collision by Jen Dunford
  • kent taylor on Poem for the Good Officer Serrano Who Transported Me to The Psych Ward & Two other poems by Dave Roskos
  • David Roskos on Poem for the Good Officer Serrano Who Transported Me to The Psych Ward & Two other poems by Dave Roskos

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Even when Death inhabits a poem, he does not own it. He is a squatter. In fact, Death owns nothing. – Todd Moore
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