Jim Johnstone, Write, Print, Fold and Staple. On Poetry and Micropress in Canada, Gaspereau Press, Kentville, 2023 [room 3o2 books, Ottawa]
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Jim Johnstone, Write, Print, Fold and Staple. On Poetry and Micropress in Canada, Gaspereau Press, Kentville, 2023 [room 3o2 books, Ottawa]
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Tonite: Lit Bang! Toronto
Tonite: Lit Bang! Toronto
by BK Munn This is an opportunity to hear four contributors to Carousel Magazine’s 4panel comics feature talk about their work and recent publications. Publisher Mark Laliberte will moderate talks by Mark Connery, Christopher Green, Jim Johnstone, and Dakota McFadzean about “the formal & poetic possibilities of the four panel / 4PANEL comic strip form.” CAROUSEL and 4panel present LITBANG! Event…
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More than the shortest distance between points, we are the Stradivarius of work. We make the meadow meadow, make it mean, make it yours, but till the last insurance policy is cashed in we will never be immune to this exquisite cruelty: that the knots in all our posts remember limbs they nested and were busy in and danced per- chic-o-ree their loops between, that the fury of their playfulness persists in amputated roots. Remember us next time the little yellow bastards lilt across your windshield. No one no one is above the law.
From “A Barbed Wire Fence Meditates Upon the Goldfinch,” a poem in Don McKay’s Angular Unconformity: Collected Poems 1970-2014, which Jim Johnstone reviews at The Rumpus.
The dancers move as if pursued by Casca’s beasts – lions leaving hesitation marks, bruises remembered the way we remember faces on money, or smoke that’s inhaled but isn’t free.
Casca's Beasts by Jim Johnstone
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Check out my new article on the resurgence of interest in the Beat Generation within film, here on Kubrick on the Guillotine!