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It’s nearing two
decades since we debuted the hay(na)ku, and it’s still special and humbling and
a blessing to see the form continue to be useful to poets. I showcase some from Mark Young’s recent and
fabulous collection, lithic typology. Thanks Mark, for elevating my breakfast
reading today!
Speaking of publications,
here's my latest Relished
W(h)ines update of recently imbibed books and wines. As ever, please
note that in the Publications section, if you see an asterisk before the title,
that means a review copy is available for Galatea Resurrects!
More info on that HERE. And there's more of Mark's hay(na)ku if you scroll down to end of the list!
PUBLICATIONS
SELECTED
POEMS & POETIC SERIES by Thomas Fink (an enjoyable feat from a poet who
deserves to be more widely read. LinkedInPoetry Recommendations (LPR #236)
THE
UNFOLLOWING by Lyn Hejinian (excellent and satisfying! LPR #238)
* ALGARAVIAS / ECHO CHAMBER by Waly Salomao,
Trans. by Maryam Monalisa Gharavi (fabulous and witty. LPR #237)
67 MOGUL
MINIATURES, poems by Raza Ali Hasan (excellent. LPR #240)
ANY LIE
YOU TELL WILL BE THE TRUTH by Stephen Paul Miller (perhaps my favorite of his
poetry books. LPR #239)
NEXT TO
LAST WORDS, poems by Daniel Hoffman (wise, poignant and pleasurable reading)
DEEP
CITY, poems by Megan Kaminski (many wonderfully-wrought moments of enchantment)
PROVIDENCE,
poems by Megan Kaminski (such light!)
POLAND / 1931 by Jerome
Rothenberg (beautiful edition by Unicorn Press printed by Noel Young on a
handmade Japanese paper. Powerful poems and a wonderful production)
WHERE
THEY WOULD NEVER BE INVITED, poems by Jesse Nissim (excellent conceptual
underpinnings; movingly manifested)
NESTING
INSTINCT, poems by Jesse Nissim (so smart! Wonderful read!)
* TAKE
YOUR HAND OUT OF MY POCKET, SHIVA, poems by Leonard Gontarek (several
diamond-like poems)
LITHIC
TYPOLOGY, poems by Mark Young (as ever, witty and wise)
TEACHING
MY MOTHER HOW TO GIVE BIRTH, poems by Warsan Shire
PLAN /
K, poetry by Kristi Maxwell
ODDS
ARE, poetry by Lary Timewell
KING
KONG, poetry by rob mclennan (stellar crafting)
THE ROSE
CONCORDANCE, poetry by rob mclennan (lovely)
* A GAME OF CORRESPONDENCE, poems by Valerie
Witte (fabulous)
* SELECTED POEMS by Keith Waldrop
* THE MATH OF GIFTS, poems by HeidiLynn Nilsson
* THE TORTOISE OF HISTORY, poems by Anselm
Hollo
* POMEGRANATE EATER, poems by Amaranth Borsuk
* THIS NUMBER DOES NOT EXIST, poems by
Mangalesh Dabral
* RECONNAISSANCE: NEW & SELECTED POEMS AND
POETIC JOURNALS (2005-2015) by Mark Pawlak
TRISKELION,
TIGER MOTH, TANGRAM, THYME, poems by Marcia Arrieta
NIGHT
SONGS, poems by Kristina Marie Darling
ON POEMS
ON, poems by Sandra Liu
PART,
PART EUPHRATES, poems by Arpine Konyalian Grenier
from
IDYLLS & RUSHES, poems by Susana Gardner
THE BOOK
OF A THOUSAND EYES, poems by Lyn Hejinian
ALMOST
PERFECT FORMS, visual poetry by Michael Stewart
THE
GREENHOUSE, poems by Lisa Gluskin Stonestreet
THREE
POEMS by Max Wickert
THREE
POEMS by Ann Goldsmith
TRIBUTE,
poems by Stephen Romer
FIVE
POINTS, poems by Patrick Reidy
STILLNESS
SEQUENCE, poems by Tim McPeck
MTL/BFL/ETE/QUINZE,
poems by Paige Melin
I EAT
CANNIBALS, poems by Gina Abelkop
DON’T
LET’S, poems by Edric “of Great Lakes” Mesmer
* SPOOL, poems by Matthew Coopermam
* MIDDLE TIME, poems by Angela Hume
* OUR ANIMAL, poems by Meredith Stricker
* THE ORCHARD GREEN AND EVERY COLOR, poems by
Zach Savich
* FLESH OF LEVIATHAN, poems by Chus Pato,
Trans. by Erin Moure
* IN NO MAN’S EAR, poems by Andrew Frisardi
* A SOUL INSIDE EACH STONE, poems by John
Tripoulas
SWEET
CURDLE, poems by Cathryn Cofell
KAMIKAZE
COMMOTION, poems by Cathryn Cofell
TINY
LITTLE CRUSHES, poems by Cathryn Cofell
CITY,
poems by Michael Boughn
ALMOST PERFECT FORMS,
poems by Michael Stewart
A WINGED HORSE IN A
PLANE, poems by Salah FaIk, Trans by Maged Zaher
from IDYLLS AND
RUSHES, poems by Susana Gardner
PART, PART EUPHRATES,
poems by Arpine Konyalian Grenier
ON POEMS ON by Sandra
Liu
THRUSH,
poem by Louise Gluck with linocut by Harold L. Cohen in 2015 Holiday Broadside
from The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries, University of Buffalo/SUNY.
ONGOINGNESS:
THE END OF A DIARY by Sarah Mangold
INVISIBLE
OLIGARCHS: RUSSIAN NOTEBOOK JANUARY-JUNE 2006 & AFTER by Bill Berkson
THE
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CENSORED INTERVIEW of CAConrad interviewed by Jasmine Platt
SLEEVE
NOTES, essays, reviews and interviews by Neil Leadbeater
YELLOWFIELD
#11, APRI 2016, literary and arts journal curated by Edric Mesmer
THE
OREGON TRAIL: A NEW AMERICAN JOURNEY, journalism/history by Rinker Buck
LIGHTS
OUT: A CYBERATTACK, A NATION UNPREPARED, SURVIVING THE AFTERMATH, journalism by
Ted Koppel
MICRO
SHELTERS: 59 CREATIVE CABINS, TINY
HOUSES AND OTHER SMALL STRUCTURES by Derek Diedricksen
FOUR
STORIES by rob mclennan (pleasurable reading)
SENTINEL,
novel by Matthew Dunn
DARK
SPIES, novel by Matthew Dunn
COUNTERSPY,
novella by Matthew Dunn
THE
STOLEN ONES, novel by Owen Laukkanen
THE ART
OF WAR, novel by Stephen Coonts
ORPHAN X,
novel by Gregg Hurwitz
THE
GUILTY, novel by David Baldacci
THE
INNOCENT, novel by David Baldacci
THE
FIRST ORDER, novel by Jeff Abbott
THE
CELLAR, novel by Minette Walters
WINES
2010 Chapoutier Bila-Haut Occultum Lapidem Rhone
2012 Raymond cabernet NV
2013 Pe-squi pinot noir
2014 Truchard chardonnay
2007 Peter Michael “La Cariere”
chardonnay
2006 Hundred Acre Kayli Morgan
Vineyard
2014 Domaine Huet Clis Du Bourg Sec
Vega Sicilia Reserva Especial1995,
1990, 1991
2002 Romanee-St. Vivant Dominique
Laurent Nuits-St.-Georges
2013 Zotovich chardonnay Santa Rita
Hills
2012 Farella merlot NV
Vendange chardonnay (poetry reading
wine)
2014 MM Chilean Syrah Carmenere (poetry
reading wine)
2011 Cru 32 chardonnay
2011 Domaine Carneros pinot noir
2010 Agharta cabernet Sonoma
Schramsberg chardonnay Blanc de
Blanc
2004 Colgin Cariad cabernet
2012 Dr Loosen Bierenauslese
2011 Comtes Lafon Merseault-Porusots
Clos de la Barre
1996 Ch. Mouton Rothschild
2006 Sierra Cantabria El Bosque
2001 Ch. La Vieille Cure Fronsac
2012 Cercius (Provence)
2009 Tolaini Valdisanti Tenuta S.
Viovanni Tuscany
2000 The Malleea by Majella
Coonawarra
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