Caroline Bergvall
Rose Theatre,
Edge Hill University
Wednesday 26 January, 7.30pm.
Tickets £4.
Via Openned
James Davies
Alex Davies – How Vivid the Claret
Other Room founding member Alex Davies has a pamphlet out with Arthur Shilling press. Check it out:
£1.80 (UK & EU only), Arthur Shilling Press, 2011 (24 pages, A6, first 20 copies have unique cover images taken from “Stories for Boys”, the remaining 10 copies are reproduced prints)
To purchase from outside the UK/EU, please contact the editor Harry Godwin
Tim Atkins Honda Odes and Philip Terry Dante’s Inferno
Tim Atkins – Honda Ode
A5 12pp. ISBN: 978-1-905885-41-1
Although largely indescribable, this pamphlet reverses fast
fusing text & photographic imagery in ways which accurately
escape the sensations of making a fireblade or traversing
expensive adverts on a mule & then a tandem.
her pencil sized
cock made me drop
the tea cup
Philip Terry – Dante’s Inferno
A5 32pp. ISBN: 978-1-905885-43-5
Everyone’s favourite Gothic nursery rhyme moves to Essex,
where Ted Berrigan takes over as guide.
I cried out
“Take pity,
Whatever you are, man or ghost!”
“Not man, though formerly a man,”
he says, “I hale from Providence,
Rhode Island, a Korean vet.
Once I was a poet, I wrote
of bean spasms,
was anthologised in Fuck You.”
£4 each (inc UK p&p). Cheques payable to P.Hughes at
4 Coastguard Cottages, Old Hunstanton, Norfolk PE36 6EL
or Paypal via Oystercatcher website
Andrew Nightingale’s Hermegasmica
Manchester based e-book by Andrew Nightingale, Hermegasmica, now available at Shearsman e-books.
Preview of The Other Room February 2nd reader Posie Rider
Preview of The Other Room 22 (February 2nd) reader Posie Rider. Next week Stephen Emerson:
Reading at Rust Belt Books
Blog
Counting Backwards 5
Preview of The Other Room February 2nd reader Jow Lindsay
Preview of The Other Room 22 (February 2nd) reader Jow Lindsay. Next week Posie Rider:
Blog
Reading at Rust Belt Books
UPSCO publisher’s fair in Edinburgh, 23rd June 2011
VENUE: The Old Ambulence Depot in Edinburgh, for our first book-fair on the 23rd of July 2011.
Tables are FREE
After party.
All that publishers need to pay for is transport, a bed, food.
We STILL NEED volunteers for the event
If you would like to volunteer, please contact alecnewman@hotmail.com. WE NEED YOUR HELP.
To book your FREE table, contact alecnewman@hotmail.com.
About The Old Ambulence Depot
The Old Ambulence Depot is just 10 minutes walk from Waverley Station, the main station. It is owned by the award winning New Haven advertising agency, and it is a regular venue for arts exhibitions and literary events. So, there will be a heavy footfall of likely punters.
Publicity
We have already made contacts with local literary groups, the local media, and at Edinburgh University. Knives Forks and Spoons are donating A3 & A4 posters (as many as are required), and as many flyers as they can print, which will be distributed by a growing team of Edinburgh volunteers around poetry venues and bars. Many thanks to those kind people.
USPCO,
122 Birley Street,
Newton-le-Willows,
Merseyside,
WA12 9UN.
Alec Newman
Adrian Slatcher and JT Welsch reading
Preview of February 2nd Other Room reader: Andrea Brady
Preview of The Other Room 22 (February 2nd) reader Andrea Brady. Next week Jow Lindsay:
Interview
With Andrew Duncan in Argotist online
Poems
Polyply 6: the Score
POLYply 6: the Score
Thursday, 13th January, 7pm
The Centre for Creative Collaboration
16 Acton Street, London WC1Z 9NG
+ Julie Brixey-Williams and Libby Worth: “The second line of long-and-short, facing” Species of Spaces
+ Alvin Lucier: Duke of York
performed by Will Montgomery and Steve Willey
+ Manfred Werder: 2010(2) (text by Francis Ponge)
+ Elizabeth Guthrie: Visemes-Portraits
+ Brigid McLeer: Vexations (based on Erik Satie’s score)
Final issue of Great Works
Featuuring:
Paul Holman, THE MEMORY OF THE DRIFT: Book Six: A WALKING AGE
Ralph Hawkins, The Poems of Abakan Tartar
Maximilian Hildebrand, Kylix Poems + four poems
Daniele Pantano, Translation from the German of Seventy Eight Early Notes for a Biography of an Unknown Swiss Poet
Julie Sampson, four poems
David Bircumshaw, eight poems
Rupert Loydell, four poems
Adam Fieled, from Equations
Miffy Ryan, Dwelling + Death Rattles
Jennifer Cooke, five poems
Catherine Daly, Surplice
Stephanie Jane Robinson, Ballad of the Reading Jail
Mark Smith, five poems
sean burn, from honeysuckled
Angela Gardner, five poems
Susan Adams, five poems
Mark Dickinson, from Shadows of the Sea
Matt Bryden, four poems
Sam Howell, five poems
Chris Hardy, Short of Luck on Short Street
James Price, four poems and a drawing
Martin Stannard, five poems
Gareth Farmer, Rise to Order
Bobby Larsson, Limerick Swing —
S J Fowler, nine poems
Gerard Greenway, three poems
Austin McCarron, seven poems
Sophie Mayer, three poems
Stephen Emmerson, Power Pollution + THUD
Anthony Mellors, from Bent our of Shape
Sarah Ahmad, seven poems
Reeti Roy, five poems
Robert Atherton, six poems
Glenn R Frantz, Bridge / Lawn / Solarium
Arthur Coleman, five poems
Nicholas R Scott, The Prison Series + the Pie Series
Harry Godwin, poem for P. Philpott, read at Xmasing the Line, 3/12/09
Reality Street Supporter Scheme 2011
Via Ken Edwards:
The Reality Street Supporter Scheme 2011 has officially opened. Already some existing Supporters have re-subscribed – if you would like to join them, you will receive copies of the following five books in 2011:
- James Davies: Plants
- Leopold Haas: The Raft
- Richard Makin: Dwelling
- Carol Watts: Occasionals
- Johan de Wit: Gero Nimo
(Subject to final confirmation and not necessarily in that order)
More than 80 people actively supported Reality Street in 2010. This support is vital for the continuation of the press, as it has been in the past few years. All Supporters, in addition to receiving copies of every book published during the year, are entitled to be listed as a Supporter in the back of the books and in relevant publicity, unless they have expressed a wish to remain anonymous.
The most convenient way to become a Reality Street Supporter is to visit http://www.realitystreet.co.uk/supporter-scheme.php
and click on the appropriate button: UK/Europe (£45) or Rest of the world (£60). You can then pay with your credit/debit card or through PayPal. If you prefer, you can send a sterling cheque payable to Reality Street to the address below. If you would rather pay with a non-sterling cheque or via bank transfer, please reply to this email.
PLEASE CONSIDER JOINING US AS A SUPPORTER – Reality Street gets NO grant aid and is dependent on its readers!
POETRY in 1960 – A SYMPOSIUM
Video and audio up at PENN from the recent symposium.
Galatea Ressurects 15
The wonderful online reviews magazine Galatea Resurrects comes back with its 15th issue.
Tonnes of reviews and more, inlcuding Tim Atkins 1000 Sonnets.
Click the LINK
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Featuring:
Johan de Wit, Chris Torrance, Dave Lewis, Damian Sawyer, DAVID CAMERON, Homan Yousofi and Lee Duggan, with open field Vs quantum open field string theory ‘article’ cut-up by Rhys Trimble
Plus new downloadable echapbook The Hard Shoulder from Richard Barrett on the website
UNFIXED
Flat Time House is pleased to host a weekend of events organised by Reading for Reading’s Sake with:
David Berridge, Maurice Carlin, Rachel Lois Clapham and Emma Cocker, Patrick Coyle, Ella Finer, John Hill, Helen Kaplinsky and Stefan Sulzer
UNFIXED is a series of events developed by Reading for Reading Sake (RfRS)
Flat Time House, John Latham Foundation and Archive, London
2-4 December
LINK
C’est mon dada
Red Fox’s cool series hits its 50th publication with Klaus Groh “Frutas y Terra”
Visaul poetry / Collages on Spanish fruit and vegetable packaging.
A6 format – 48 pages – laser printing.
Thread and quarter cloth binding
November 2010
price: 15 euro / 20 US $ / 13 UK Sterling
Preview of The Other Room 21 performer: Louise Woodcock
Her blog is HERE. Check it out. Next week of course is The Other Room 21.
Preview of The Other Room 21 reader: Ken Edwards
Preview of 1st December The Other Room reader Ken Edwards. Next week Louise Woodcock
Interview
Publishing and blog
Poems
otherroom.org 