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Soda Series #10 this Wednesday at 7pm in Brooklyn

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Adam Robinson, John Madera, Matt Bell, Mary Caponegro, Brian Evenson, Gary Lutz, Christine Schutt, Dawn Raffel, Mairéad Byrne, Nick Ripatrazone, David Peak, Eugene Lim, Mike Young, Paula Bomer, John Haskell, Michael Leong, Edward Mullany, Sasha Fletcher, Jeff Parker, Steve Himmer, Tim Horvath, Ana Božičević, John Domini, Amber Sparks, andy devine, claire donato, amy king, Vincent Czyz, Bradford Morrow, Robin Beth Schaer, Brenda Shaughnessy, Anthony Tognazzini, Janice Shapiro, Joseph Riippi, Melissa Broder, Stever Himmer, Josef Horáček, Susan Daitch, Daniel Groves, Stephanie Barber, Roberta Allen, Robin Grearson on November 7, 2011 | 2 Comments »

The Soda Series is having our 10th reading Wednesday at the Soda Bar in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn at 7pm. What makes our series unique is that it is a reading and conversation. First short readings and then a 30-40 minute conversation between the writers and the audience. This time we have Roberta Allen, Robin Grearson, [...]

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Between Blog and Book: Mairéad Byrne’s The Best of (What’s Left Of) Heaven

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged blog, commonplace book, Mairéad Byrne, poetry, Publishing Genius, The Best of (What’s Left Of) Heaven on September 13, 2010 | 8 Comments »

Publishing Genius, 2010 ISBN: 978-0-9820813-5-8 208 pages A kind of Lydia Davis of the poetry world, Mairéad Byrne is an absolute whiz at the short poem; she excels at the one-line poem, the two-line poem, the one word poem, the brief list, the permutational riff, the conversational aside, the set-up and punchline, the Objectivist observation, [...]

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Belladonna* & Dusie Present: The Summer Reading

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Belldaonna, Book Thug Nation, Cara Benson, Caroline Crumpacker, Chiasmus Press, Dusie, Eileen Myles, EtherDome, Kate Zambreno, Mairéad Byrne, O/R Books, Publishing Genius, Susana Gardner on August 3, 2010 | 1 Comment »

Kate Zambreno (whom I’m trying to get nicknamed “KaZam!”—do pass it on) asked me to draw your kind attention to this upcoming event: Belladonna* & Dusie present: The Summer Reading Please join us in celebrating these authors and their new books: Cara Benson: (made) (BookThug) Mairéad Byrne: The Best of (What’s Left of) Heaven (Publishing [...]

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The Unpublishables

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Alan Licht, Anna Gray & Ryan Wilson Paulsen, Ara Shirinyan, Barry Schwabsky, Brian J. Davis, Brian Kim Stefans, Bruce Andrews, Charles Bernstein, Christian Bök, Christian Bjoljahn & Martin Johs. Møller, Claude Closky, Craig Dworkin, Dana Teen Lomax, Dannielle Tegeder, Derek Beaulieu, Doug Nufer, Eiríkur Örn Nordahl, Eleanor Brown, Elisabeth S. Clark, Erik Belgum, Franck Leibovici, George Kuchar, Gregory Laynor, Hans Ulrich Obrist & Rirkrit Tiravanija, Jamba Dunn, James Carpenter, Jeremy Sigler, Joachim Georg Schmitt, Jon Cotner & Andy Fitch, Kenneth Goldsmith, Kimberly J. Rosenfield, Mairéad Byrne, Mark Peters, Mary Jo Bang, Mónica de la Torre, Michael Coffey, Michael Scharf, Peter Manson, Publishing The Unpublishable, Raphael Rubinstein, Robert Fitterman, Ryan Trecartin, Simon Morris, Stephen Dirle, Stephen McLauglin, Stephen Ratcliffe, Tan Lin, Tim Davis, Tom Johnson, Vanessa Place, Vincent Katz, Vladimir Zykov on December 9, 2009 | 4 Comments »

Here’s a link to Publishing The Unpublishable, an incredible project that’s “edited” (although I would call it curated) by Kenneth Goldsmith. Goldsmith writes: What constitutes an unpublishable work? It could be many things: too long, too experimental, too dull; too exciting; it could be a work of juvenilia or a style you’ve long since discarded; it could [...]

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Posts Tagged ‘Mairéad Byrne’

Soda Series #10 this Wednesday at 7pm in Brooklyn

Between Blog and Book: Mairéad Byrne’s The Best of (What’s Left Of) Heaven

Belladonna* & Dusie Present: The Summer Reading

The Unpublishables

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