Showing posts with label Jordan Schilling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jordan Schilling. Show all posts
Friday, January 14, 2011
Occultations Reviewed in the New Press 1
Many thanks to the editors of PRESS 1, Arlene Ang, Jordan Schilling, and Valerie Fox, for publishing Susan Smith Nash's review of Occultations in the latest issue of the journal. I'm just now cracking open the journal to check out the new poetry inside, which as usual, lives alongside some vibrant visual art. From Nash: Wolach creates a frame of “body maps and distraction zones” which suggests how poetics represents the way in which the body becomes a zone of invasion that parallels the meta-politic...
Friday, March 12, 2010
The Red Room: Writings from PRESS 1 Available Now
Thanks to poet-editors Arlene Ang and Jordan Schilling, the journal PRESS 1's first anthology of selected contributions, is now available for purchase here thru Amazon, and, I believe, SPD. I have just ordered the book, so more on its contents as it arrives. But for now, a thank you to the editors. PRESS 1, over the past few years, has put out several issues that combine image and text by introducing poets and visual artists to one another on the page. So this aught to be a lovely 1st print collection. An old poem from a manuscript I'm still tinkering with, called Of Some Velocity, appears in the journal. This manuscript I come back to now and then and will probably for some time--as part, I think, of Prefab Eulogies (the larger project), Of Some Velocity has so far not died on the vine. Anyhow, congrats to Arlene and Jordan and thanks for their hard work.

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