Recently Received
Books (Poetry)
Author Not the Point, Poetry is Like Golf We Each Play for Our Own
Reasons and Sometimes Tiger Woods Appears, Mission Cleaners, San Francisco, no date listed (but
certainly 2013), this book comes mostly without text but containing excerpts
from the other two Mission Cleaner books on this list.
Ammiel Alcalay, From the Warring Factions, introduction by Diane di
Prima, with a conversation with Benjamin Hollander, edited with an afterword by
Fred Dewey, re:public / UpSet Press, Los Angeles / New York, 2012
Will Alexander, Kaleidoscope Omniscience, edited by Daniel Stanforth, Skylight Press, Cheltenham, UK, 2013
Pierre Alferi, Night and Day, translated by Kate
Lermitte Campbell, La Presse, Iowa City & Paris,
2012
Clark Coolidge, A Book Beginning What and
Ending Away, with essays by Tom Orange
and Kit Robinson, Fence Books, Albany, NY, 2012
Robert Elstein, Helen Arms, Green
Zone Editions, location not listed (but Brooklyn), 2013
Burt Kimmelman, Gradually the World: New and Selected Poems, 1982 – 2013, BlazeVOX Press, Buffalo, 2013
WS Merwin, Collected Poems, Library of America
(boxed, two volumes), edited by JD McClatchy, New York, 2013
Vsevolod
Nekrasov, I Live I See, translated by Ainsley Morse & Bela Shayevich, introduction by Mikhail
Sukhotin, afterword by Gerald Janecek, Ugly Duckling Presse, Brooklyn, 2013
bpNichol, a book of variations:
love – zygal – art facts, edited
by Stephen Voyce, Coach House Books, Toronto, 2013
Brian Kim Stefans, “Viva Miscegenation”: New Poetry, Make Now Press, Rutherford / Anandale / NYC / Providence / Philadelphia /
Querétero / Mexico City / LA / Paris, 2013
Tony Trehy, The End of Poetry: Other Possible Trehys from Leibniz, Metasenta Publications, Melbourne, 2012
Della Watson &
Jessica Wickens, Everything Reused in the
Sea: The Crow and Benjamin Letters, Mission Cleaners, San Francisco, 2013
Books (Other)
Ammiel Alcalay, A Little History, edited with a preface by
Fred Dewey, re:public / UpSet Press, Los Angeles / New York, 2012
Heriberto Yépez, The Empire of Neomemory, translated by Jen Hofer,
Christian Nagler & Brian Whitener, Chain Links, Philadelphia / Oakland,
2013
Other Media & Formats
Bill
Deemer, Epigrams, no publisher
listed, no location listed (but probably Portland, OR), no date listed. Single
sheet of 8.5-by-11 papers, blue, with 9 two-line poems.
Noah Eli Gordon, Yar’s Revenge, Fact-Simile,
Philadelphia, 2013. The latest in Fact-Simile’s monthly series of poetry
trading cards.