Jeroen Nieuwland has just reviewed seen of the crime at his blog transversalinflections. More information on seen of the crime, including ordering information, can be found here.
NO PRESS is proud to announce the publication of “pentaphtong” by Jaap Blonk. Published in an edition of 50 copies, this leaflet will be available at readings (and via the post) through-out the spring; keep an eye out!
NO PRESS is proud to announce the publication of “surprising poetry” by Judith Copithorne, one of the pioneer Canadian Concrete poets. Published in an edition of 100 copies, this leaflet will be available at readings (and via the post) through-out the spring; keep an eye out!
rob mclennan’s above/ground press has just published
How to Write has just been reviewed by both ryan fitzpatrick (in Canadian Literature) and Melissa Dalgeish (in The Bull Calf).
I’m proud to announce that Gregory Betts and I are editing a new edition (with critical afterword and interview) of bill bissett’s indispensable RUSH: What Fuckan Theory a study uv language. The book – which was originally published in a limited edition by blewointment / grOnk in 1972 – will be re-issued through Bookthug, Fall 2012.
Austrian visual artist and concrete poet Anatol Knotek has just completed this portrait of yours truly entirely with pencil letter forms and dry-transfer lettering. More about Knotek’s can be found here, and his work is also online through UBUWeb’s visual poetry section.
No Press is proud to announce the publication of
THE NOBLE GASES
By Eric Zboya
The Noble Gases is excerpted from a larger manuscript entitled “The Periodic Table” in which Zboya represents every element in a braille-influenced representation of each element’s name and atomic layout. A minimal, elegrant suite of visual poems.
Published in a limited edition of 50 copies (25 of which are for sale) each copy is printed on linen paper and handbound.
Copies are available for $3.00 each (including postage).
To order, please contact derek beaulieu
