seen from Serbia
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from Jordan
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from France
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from Australia
seen from Saudi Arabia
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Moldova
seen from United States
seen from United States
The electric web courses heavily through me. This may be how we make history: we can put up our movies, our words, or costume dramas. We say we are so and so and people follow the saga. Do you ever get the problem which is opposite to the problem of the watcher?
— Fairy Tales from the Web by Ish Klein
from "Eggheads and Rejects in and Around Science Fiction Society" by Ish Klein
Canarium poet Ish Klein at Everyday Genius
/!\ Industrial Lunch Live Reading Event /!\
We know you are busy getting your submissions together for INDUSTRIAL LUNCH NO. 4, but we invite you to take a short break and join us for a LIVE POETRY READING hosted by INDUSTRIAL LUNCH!
Who: Alice E. Hall, A. B. Robinson, Greg Purcell, Ish Klein
When: March 27, 2015 at 7:00 pm
Where: Amherst Books
What: An evening of poetry and glorious junk!
Why: It’s time to hop to the blues, of course.
The Facebook event for this reading can be found here. We hope to see you there!
Everyday Genius May 2014
During the month of May I was given the opportunity to edit Everyday Genius, which is part and parcel of Publishing Genius, What I love about EG is, because of its daily frequency, its commitment to risk as its own reward. What gets published might be ephemeral or profound, but it remains wholly distinct as a statement of its own day.
I was given 22 days to curate. I chose to feature writers who are women. I loved being able to feature poem-collages from Harmony Holiday. I loved Ish Klein's beautiful poem to her husband, Greg Purcell. I loved being at bar in town and Haley Thompson showing me a poem she was working on, getting real excited by it, and publishing it straight away. Francesca's poem to her sister.Jennifer's map. All of it. It brought me moved.
Thank you to Adam Robinson & thank you to all the writers. This has been one of the most rewarding and pleasurable projects I've been involved in. Here is the issue:
EVERYDAY GENIUS: MAY 2014
Sara Nicholson
Ish Klein
Bianca Stone
Leopoldine Core
Jennifer Denrow
Wendy Xu
Jessica Bozek
Sadie Dupuis
Susan Briante
Emily Hunt
Julia Cohen
Shannon Tharp
Kelly Schirmann
Sara Renee Marshall
Harmony Holiday
Arda Collins
Hannah Brooks-Motl
Julie Doxsee
Lindsay Turner
Haley Rene Thompson
Amina Cain
Francesca Chabrier
or read the entire month of work as one long scroll.
A circle seeks a circle. Is that weird? Incorrect?
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from "This Now" by Ish Klein
Ish Klein reads "On a Level" from jubilat 22
TO THE HIGH WIRE OR THE TRAPEZE
AS A GOOD IDEA
OR FROM THE LUNGS AS AIR
If you do not have a subscription to jubilat, please consider getting a subscription! One year subscriptions are only $14! Or an issue! An individual issue is only $8. All the issues are amazing!
A progression of swan to court lady
requires a peasant girl in between.
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from "Bows From The Last Dance" by Ish Klein
