Thank you, rob~~Enjoyed spending time with your “clever interview questions” !

Let’s give her a few more…

What is it going to take?

Love this project!!

Thrilled about this news!

dreaming language cities dreaming

Halloween Hauntings! An excerpt from my new book, Signal to Noise #hearingspirits www.ornithopterpress.com/store/p26/SI...

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The public library saved me as a kid and still is one of the places I treasure most. If you’re in the area Saturday afternoon:

“…the designs of Providence are inscrutable…”

“In my head is a stomach full of butterflies. The butterflies are often sharks and they want out. I let them out. They trip on the threshold and smash their teeth.”

Honored by these words from @ctsalazar.bsky.social about Signal to Noise 🙏🏼

As always, Fanny Howe 🤲🏼

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Thank you, Tom!💛

So lucky to have Tom Snarsky as a reader! 🙏🏼

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Of Absence Linda Gregg #Smallpoemsunday Of absence. Of things broken. To see if the moon is a mouth. To see if I am what it wants.

Love this title!!

“…a kind of reader as I write…”

“…a certain fundamental opacity of human being,…”

“… Ambient intelligence Rising like wet wet dough On the back of at-scale listening. Can you imagine, throwing it all Away, unreusableing the water Just to hold up a mirror To what spirit has heretofore Supplied? If I died It would be recorded So many places, Trained on, learned”

Pleased to announce my latest poetry book, Signal to Noise~~ Mishearing serves as a sounding board for the difficulties we all have understanding one another and making sense of the larger world.~~ 📣 Available for pre-order until the end of September www.ornithopterpress.com/store/p26/SI...

Timely…

Some visual poetics for #smallpoemsunday Detail from Diego Rivera’s mural El Hombre Controlador del Universo

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And see well…

Fantastic exhibition if you find yourself in LA

“Summer lies heavily on my chest.”

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For Labor Day in the U.S. from @ctsalazar.bsky.social

I’m so thrilled to have a book review of Larks by Han VanderHart in this issue! 🕊️💕

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🌊 Atlas des zoophytes: . Paris: Roret, libraire rue Hautefeuille, au coin de celle du battoir, [18--]. [Source]

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Last Day of #NoahDavis at The Hammer

“I'm more than I say in time but time's less exact than I am.” ~~Alice Notley

ᴵᵗˢ ᵃ ˡᵒᵗ It’s a lot ᴵᵗˢ ᵃ ˡᵒᵗ It’s a lot ᴵᵗˢ ᵃ ˡᵒᵗ It’s a lot ᴵᵗˢ ᵃ ˡᵒᵗ like life

In case you’re in the mood…

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What a fabulous creature, she is!

#smokebush #foratroubledworld

A thrilling description by Paul Pearson of the poems in the book of smaller by rob mclennan— “Ants….When you read this book, and I encourage you to do so, read it as an ant. Set your ape brain aside and embrace the teeming, boiling, fractal-angling, mess on which the entire world is built.”

Some of Knight’s haiku—written in 5-7-5– are collected here: terebess.hu/english/haik...

A lovely conversation between LA artist Amy Adler and Heidi Zuckerman on About Art Podcast about Adler’s gorgeous exhibit, NICE GIRL, closing soon at Orange County Museum of Art

I’m working mostly with really plain language that’s expected to do things like logicize, define, show, and tell. What’s the most mystery I can suggest from the least mysterious language?

“Cornlight.”