Rabbit Light Movies - Now online!

Curated by TSky Press author Joshua Marie Wilkinson, Rabbit Light Movies has moved from DVD to an online journal of poemfilms and it's running and up for you.

The Brand New Episode #5 is on, featuring Stephanie Young, Chuck Stebelton, J'Lyn Chapman, Jaswinder Bolina, Joshua Poteat, and Catherine Wagner

Former Episodes are up too, and include work by TSky contributors Lily Brown, Julie Doxsee, Zachary Schomburg, and Mathias Svalina, along with Eric Baus, Kate Greenstreet, Sawako Nakayasu, Andrea Rexilius, Joshua Marie Wilkinson, Nathan Bartel, Allison Titus, George Kalamaras, Jon Woodward, and Sommer Browning.

Parcel #2

Featuring poetry by forthcoming TSky Press author Mark Cunningham, TSky contributors Kristi Maxwell, Eléna Rivera, Brandon Shimoda, Eleni Sikelianos, and Laura Sims, as well as Emily Anderson, Erin M. Bertram, Christophe Casamassima, Carol Ciavonne, Carrie Hunter, Nicholas Manning, Srikanth Reddy, and Susan Scarlata. Reviews by Anne Heide and TSky contributor Jen Tynes. Visual artists Matthew Gottschalk and TSky contributor Bin Ramke.

Somehow we missed this over the summer. Don't make the same mistake:

CAB / NET #2

Featuring work by TSky Press author Jenny Boully, TSky contributors Laura Carter, Karla Kelsey, Elizabeth Robinson, and Mathias Svalina, along with Erik Anderson, Atom Ariola, Christopher Barnes, Brigitte Byrd, Mackenzie Carignan, Ellen Dubreuil, Amy Gerstler, Arielle Greenberg, Melanie Hubbard, Claudia Keelan, Noelle Kocot, Drew Kunz, Stefanie Marlis, Amber Nelson, Dawn Pendergast, Amanda Powell, Boyd Spahr, Michael Stewart, and The Pines.

Also: reviews of 8 Octopus Chapbooks by Simon Dedeo; Laynie Browne's Daily Sonnets by Erik Anderson; Fence Books' anthology by Jennifer Bartlett; Martin Corless Smith's by Andrea Rexilius; Sandra Lim's by Kristin Abraham; Lisa Robertson's and Bruce Covey's by Julia Bloch

Caketrain #5

Featuring TSky Editor Julianna Spallholz as well as TSky contributors Peter Markus, Bryson Newhart, and James Wagner, along with Jules Julien, Kaja Katamay, Matthew Cooperman, Ben Stein, Erin Gay, The Pines, Andrea Fitzpatrick, Ashley McWaters, Shya Scanlon, Lisa Jarnot, Myfanwy Collins, James Grinwis, Blake Butler, Amy O'Hair, Julia Johnson, Kathleen Rooney & Elisa Gabbert, Anna Catone, Kristy Bowen, Hanna Andrews, Daniel Grandbois, Joshua Auerbach, Kim Gek Lin Short, Elizabeth Horner, Amelia Gray, Angela Woodward, Damian Dressick, Emily Anderson, Arianne Zwartjes, Meg Rains, Rob Walsh, Christophe Casamassima, Marc Lowe, Valerie Suffron, Alan DeNiro, Bonnie Emerick, Alison Powell, Derek Henderson & Derek Pollard, Kristin Abraham, and Jennifer VanBuren.

The Hat #7

The Hat #7 features work by TSky contributors Robyn Art, Adam Clay, Zachary Schomburg, Peter Jay Shippy, Jen Tynes, and Della Watson, alonf with a host of geniuses, including Rae Armantrout, Cynthia Arrieu-King, John Beer, Aaron Belz, Joseph P. Bienvenu, Jack Boettcher, Anne Boyer, Joshua Butts, Bruce Covey, Crystal Curry, Alison Stine Davis, Orman Day, Christopher DeWeese, Mary Donnelly, Andrew Epstein, S. Jason Fraley, Jane Gregory, Jenny Gropp, Jeffrey Harrison, Lois Marie Harrod, Anthony Hawley, Anne Heide, Dale Herd, Claire Hero, Elizabeth Hughey, D.J. Huppatz, Vincent Katz, Wayne Koestenbaum, Jason Koo, Jacqueline Kolosov, Jason Labbe, Erik La Prade, Josh Lefkowitz, Gary Lenhart, Reb Livingston, Rachel Loden, Jonathan Mayhew, Richard Meier, Catherine Meng, Andrew Mister, Michael Morse, Gina Myers, Cynthia Nelson, Charles North, Kathleen Ossip, Jean-Paul Pecqueur, Frederick Pollack, Michael Robbins, Ken Rumble, Gary Sullivan, Maureen Thorson, Chris Vitiello, G.C. Waldrep, Dara Wier, Betsy Wheeler, Shelley Wong, John Yohe

Edited by Jordan Davis and Chris Edgar
152p, $12

No: A Journal of the Arts #6

Featuring TSky contributors Beth Anderson and Lisa Robertson, along with Charles Altieri, John Ashbery, Oana Avasilichioaei, Charles Bernstein, Miles Champion, Evan S. Connell, Guy Debord (intro. by Joshua Clover, tr. Lucy Forsyth), Allen Grossman, Camille Guthrie, Alexander Kluge (tr. Hughes & Brady), Chris Nealon, Gale Nelson, Geoffrey G. O'Brien, Joan Retallack, Michael Zanzone, Ulf Stolterfoht (tr. Rosmarie Waldrop), Arthur Sze, Fiona Templeton, Jalal Toufic, Magdalena Zurawski

Siren #5

35+ poems by a host of TSky contributors including Robyn Art, Adam Clay, Mark Cunningham, Matt Hart, and Kathryn Rantala, along with Tim Keane, Paul Siegell, Sarah Den Boer, Jehanne Dubrow, Kathleen Flenniken, and Valerie Fox.

Alice Blue #7

Features TSky Press author Mark Cunningham and TSky contributor Zachary Schomburg, mixed in with the likes of arlene ang, nick antosca, sarah bartlett, noah cicero, betsy fagin, david gianatasio, emily kendal frey, matt mcbride, greg mulcahy, matt rittenhouse, anne marie rooney, and joshua a ware.

Denver Quarterly Fall 2007

Featuring TSky Press editor Elena Georgiou, TSky Press author Noah Eli Gordon, and TSky contributors Elizabeth Robinson and Emily Rosko, alongside Nin Andrews, Dan Beachy-Quick, Jack Boettcher, Deborah Brandon, Amy Catanzano, J'Lyn Chapman, Julia Cohen, Corina Copp, Eric Elshtain, Thomas Fink, John Gallaher, Gretchen E. Henderson, Noy Holland, Fanny Howe, Evelyn Ibarra, Megan Kaminski, David Lazar, David Dodd Lee, Kimberly Lojek, Dora Malech, Malinda Markham, Karyna McGlynn, Stephen O'Connor, David Parker, Simon Perchik, Kathryn L. Pringle, Laura Solomon, Page Hill Starzinger, Brian Strang, Brian Teare, John Tipton, G.C. Waldrep, Daneen Wardrop, Marjorie Welish, Jordan Windholz, Margaret Wycisk.

Practice: New Writing + Art, Issue #2

For our money, one of the most beautifully designed journals in existence. Features work by TSky Press editor Christian Peet and TSky contributor Brandon Shimoda, alongside the work of Allison Cobb, Rusty Morrison, J. Michael Martinez, Ed Skoog, Danika Myers, Joshua Edwards, Dieter Graf, Mark Yakich, Grzegorz Wroblewski, Tony Lopez, Renee Angle, Michael Heller, Alec Finlay, Dan Fost, Paddy Sutton, Shawn Records, Mary Daniel Hobson, Aaron Cruse, Emily Ginsburg, Peter Koch, and Colette Calascione.

Editor: Adrian Lurssen
Poetry Editor: Susan Tichy

Modern Life, by Matthea Harvey

Graywolf Press, November 2007
ISBN 978-155597-480-0
80 pages, Paper

Matthea Harvey's Modern Life introduces a new voice that tries to exist in the gray area between good and evil, love and hate. In the central abecedarian sequences, "The Future of Terror" and "The Terror of the Future," Harvey imagines citizens and soldiers at the end of their wits at the impending end of the world. Her prose pieces and lyrics examine the divided, halved self in poems about centaurs, ship figureheads, and a robot boy. Throughout, Harvey's signature wit and concision show us the double-sided nature of reality, of what we see and what we know.

"Matthea Harvey's vision of America is spooky, apocalyptic, and beautiful: proof that there is wonder in even a dark time like ours."--George Saunders

"Harvey continues to match her unique sensibility with subjects that matter; her poems are both empathic and delightful."--Publishers Weekly (starred review)

Order online at www.graywolfpress.org

Dog Girl, by Heidi Lynn Staples

Or, if you're like us, then it's the long awaited Dog Girl, by Heidi Lynn Staples. We get more than a few free copies of books around here; Dog Girl is one of the few we tear out of the envelope in the post office lobby and read while standing by the junk mail bins for an hour. Heidi is genetically wired never to disappoint; Dog Girl is further proof.

Ahsahta Press, October 2007
ISBN-13 978-0-916272-95-1, 82 pages, 6" x 8"

Congrats, Cody!

Cody Walker's "Coulrophobia" (originally published in Tarpaulin Sky V3n3-4 Fall/Winter 05) was selected by Heather McHugh for inclusion in Best American Poetry 2007

Danielle Dutton's
Attempts at a Life

* Listed #2 of "Ten great titles from underground presses"
in Time Out New York

* A Small Press Distribution Staff-Pick
and Fiction Bestseller for 4 months . . .

ISBN: 978-0-9779019-3-7
Fiction. 5"x7", 90 pages, perfectbound

Click here to order

CutBank 67

After a short delay at the printer, CutBank 67 is now available for purchase. The Spring 2007 issue features TSky Press author Danielle Dutton, and TSky contributors Julie Doxsee and Aimee Bender.

It also includes new fiction by Charles McLeod, Edan Lepucki, Leslie Jamison, Matthew Ira Swaye, and Daniel Mueller, new poetry by Patricia Goedicke, Jennifer K. Dick, Sarah Gridley, Erin M. Bertram, Seth Abramson, Robb St. Lawrence, Sandra Miller, Jennifer Pilch, Morgan Lucas Schuldt, Nathan Hoks, Brent Armendinger, Kismet Al-Hussaini, Carey McHugh, Hanna Andrews, William S. Barnes, Karyna McGlynn, Matt Shears, and art by Louisa Conrad.

Click here to order.

Equivocal
by Julie Carr

TSky contributor Julie Carr's second book, Equivocal, explores the elements of chance and mystery that determine human identity and relationships. In delving into the human fascination with the self's story and the boundaries between the self and others (including family), these poems pose often unanswerable questions, but the reader delights in the wit and artistry used to explore them.

$14.95, Paperback
ISBN: 978-1-882295-63-0

New from Palm Press

Syria is in the World, by Ara Shirinyan

"An investigative poetic excavation of nationalism and its many guises, Syria is in the World is a work thick with political history flung through the filter of poetic perspicacity and linguistic audacity. Smart, snappy, and incisive, this book is a joyride of re-appropriated language, an unflagging examination of flags, a procedurally constrained yet unfettered gambit. Ara Shirinyan presses us to question the mundane, often arbitrary borders that separate countries from each other and us from us." —Jules Boykoff

ISBN 978-0-9789262-0-5
Perfectbound, 104 pages
$15.00