38 posts tagged “literature”

Burroughs cut-up, "Be Cheerful, Sir" from German journal Rhinozeros, no. 7, 1962

Source:  Reality Studio (more, by Jed Birmingham)

via Ordinary Finds

Olga Sanina + Marcelo Dantas: Ayuntamento Madrid Book Fair Pavilion

"Walking through pages" - such were the words used by blogger Judit Bellostes to describe this object, like a 'book built with pages, vertical sections used to generate an internal cavity of organic topography. "
via the belly of an architect

The Pulchritudinous Review is an arts magazine with an emphasis on avant garde poetry and graphic art. Renée Zepeda edited and compiled it using a rare & highly desirable scarlet letterpressed cover printed with sea-blue ink by Ken Mikolowski in Ann Arbor, Michigan  The cover paper is handmade from Nepal; the red thread is archival.  This issue will be handbound with a Japanese binding and approximately 75 pages.

Poetry comprises the majority of the content, but there are also short stories, photography, and paintings.  Featured writers and artists include:  Anne Waldman, Alice Notley, Ann Mikolowski, Elizabeth Robinson, Roberto Tejada, Christine Hume, Matthew Rohrer, Timothy Callaghan, Nicola Pinder, and Chris Weige, among others. As a bonus one original handmade collaged postcard from a collection of only 500 will accompany the magazine as an insert. Subscription is $10/year and the magazine appears annually. 

To pre-order your rare copy visit:  http://tinyurl.com/62ybd5

For more information please see Renée's Vox.  I'm honored to be included in this issue, by the way.  This is my second trip with The PR, and once again Renée has compiled an unforgettable, unique collection.  I highly recommend subscribing.