Showing posts with label Anna Gurton-Wachter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anna Gurton-Wachter. Show all posts
Saturday, January 4, 2020
some author activity: Perry, Pirie, Gurton-Wachter + Archer,
Paul Perry has a new poem in the "Tuesday poem" series; Pearl Pirie has an essay in the "Talking Poetics" series over at the ottawa poetry newsletter; Anna Gurton-Wachter participates in the "12 or 20 questions" interview series, and writes on one of her poems via The Poetry Society of America; and Sacha Archer is interviewed over at Train : a poetry journal.
Saturday, July 6, 2019
some author activity: Boyle, Lederer, mclennan, Gurton-Wachter + Turnbull,
Frances Boyle has new poems and a statement posted in rob mclennan's Spotlight series; Katy Lederer and rob mclennan both have new work in the twelfth issue of where is the river; rob mclennan also has a new poem up at Empty Mirror, and is interviewed by Train : a poetry journal; Anna Gurton-Wachter has a new poem up at Peach Mag; and Chris Turnbull has some new work up at UTSANGA.
Saturday, March 16, 2019
some author activity: Sweeney, Gurton-Wachter, Dreiblatt + mclennan,
Heather Sweeney has some new work in the "Tuesday poem" series over at dusie; Anna Gurton-Wachter has some new work in Black Sun Lit; the first issue of Anna Gurton-Wachter and Ian Dreiblatt's Counter Poetry is now online; and rob mclennan has a spring poem up at 8 Poems.
Saturday, January 26, 2019
some author activity: mclennan, Earl, Hyland, Fuhr + Gurton-Wachter,
rob mclennan is interviewed by Christine Stoddard at Quill Bell magazine on curating the Tuesday poem series at the dusie blog; Amanda Earl has a poem in the poetry pause series via The League of Canadian Poets website; MC Hyland gets some love for her above/ground press chapbook via Instagram from Erin Emily Ann Vance; Laurie Fuhr reported on her recent Ottawa time, including her participation in the annual Christmas party/reading etc for The Peter F. Yacht Club; and Anna Gurton-Wachter has new work in Ginger #15.
Saturday, January 19, 2019
some author activity: Syersak, Paige, Gurton-Wachter + Dowling,
Jake Syersak is interviewed by Jeff Alessandrelli over at Fanzine; Abby Paige has a new poem in the poetry pause series via The League of Canadian Poets; Anna Gurton-Wachter has an essay online at Social Text; and Sarah Dowling talks about writing one of her books for the "Opening the Book" series at M/M.
Saturday, December 15, 2018
some author activity: Gray, Gurton-Wachter, Saklikar, Townsend + Beaulieu,
Thursday, December 13, 2018
above/ground press chapbook bundles in the 2018 Belladonna* auction!
above/ground press has donated six different above/ground press 2018 titles (three copies of each) for the sake of the 2018 Belladonna* auction!
To help support some of the work they do (check out their website to get a sense of it), you can bid on one of three identical bundles of above/ground press poetry chapbooks: MOTHER OF ALL, by Anna Gurton-Wachter; Each Acre, by Megan Kaminski; Seventeen Summers, by Cole Swensen;Everything will be taken away., by Julia Polyck-O’Neill; Twenty-Five, by Emily Izsak; and CONCEALED WEAPONS / ANIMAL SURVIVORS, by natalie hanna.
See the links to the three identical bundles here, here and here.
Now, yes, all of these titles are still in print, but why not see if you want to support Belladonna* in their glorious works?
You can always come back here after, and order titles individually, or simply pick up a 2019 above/ground press subscription. Right?
To help support some of the work they do (check out their website to get a sense of it), you can bid on one of three identical bundles of above/ground press poetry chapbooks: MOTHER OF ALL, by Anna Gurton-Wachter; Each Acre, by Megan Kaminski; Seventeen Summers, by Cole Swensen;
See the links to the three identical bundles here, here and here.
Now, yes, all of these titles are still in print, but why not see if you want to support Belladonna* in their glorious works?
You can always come back here after, and order titles individually, or simply pick up a 2019 above/ground press subscription. Right?
Saturday, May 19, 2018
some author activity: Gurton-Wachter, Tucker, Braune + Jarvis,
Thursday, March 1, 2018
Anna Gurton-Wachter launches her above/ground press chapbook in Brooklyn, March 25
DeBoer/Garnett/Gurton-Wachter Chapbook Party
Sunday, March 25 at 3 PM - 6 PM
Sunview Lunchnet : 221 Nassau Ave, Brooklyn, New York 11222
We will be celebrating three new chapbooks:
23 Tomorrow by Nicholas DeBoer (Apport Editions)
On Knowingness by Callie Garnett (The Song Cave)
Mother of All by Anna Gurton-Wachter (above/ground press)
We will read and imbibe and be merry. Books will be available to purchase. Hugs will be free of charge.
See the Facebook invitation here.
Sunday, March 25 at 3 PM - 6 PM
Sunview Lunchnet : 221 Nassau Ave, Brooklyn, New York 11222
We will be celebrating three new chapbooks:
23 Tomorrow by Nicholas DeBoer (Apport Editions)
On Knowingness by Callie Garnett (The Song Cave)
Mother of All by Anna Gurton-Wachter (above/ground press)
We will read and imbibe and be merry. Books will be available to purchase. Hugs will be free of charge.
See the Facebook invitation here.
Monday, January 22, 2018
new from above/ground press: MOTHER OF ALL, by Anna Gurton-Wachter
MOTHER OF ALL
Anna Gurton-Wachter
$5
January 2018
celebrating twenty-five years of above/ground press
a/g subscribers receive a complimentary copy
Anna Gurton-Wachter is a writer, editor and archivist. Her chapbooks include The Abundance Chamber Works Alone (Essay Press, 2017), Blank Blank Blues (Horse Less Press, 2016) and CYRUS (Portable Press @ Yo Yo Labs, 2014). Other writing has appeared in No, Dear, 6x6, The Brooklyn Rail, Elderly, and PELT. She edits and makes books for DoubleCross Press. She currently lives in Brooklyn, NY a few blocks away from the building in which she was born.
cover image: Christine Shan Shan Hou
consciousness of illumination
collage on paper, 2014
To order, send cheques (add $1 for postage; outside Canada, add $2) to: rob mclennan, 2423 Alta Vista Drive, Ottawa ON K1H 7M9 or paypal at www.robmclennan.blogspot.com
Anna Gurton-Wachter
$5
I am standing in the river and, absent any structural changes, I will still be standing in the river. Absent any structural changes I am examining an inky pen I found in the river. This was how I first gained access to Gertrude Stein’s deathbed. Pull the curtain back and Gertrude Stein’s deathbed is there. “Deathbeds are a leisure product,” the voice from above calls out. The voice from above is a rescue pattern, the sincerely possessed dovetail center. I forgot that I had started weeping just for the compensatory elation. When did I get to be outside of being a woman? The woman without qualities. Around the deathbed are many objects and beside each object a moment of private translation. Communications are like whiskers jutting out sideways from the mouth, and we are drinking wine and talking about being born.published in Ottawa by above/ground press
January 2018
celebrating twenty-five years of above/ground press
a/g subscribers receive a complimentary copy
Anna Gurton-Wachter is a writer, editor and archivist. Her chapbooks include The Abundance Chamber Works Alone (Essay Press, 2017), Blank Blank Blues (Horse Less Press, 2016) and CYRUS (Portable Press @ Yo Yo Labs, 2014). Other writing has appeared in No, Dear, 6x6, The Brooklyn Rail, Elderly, and PELT. She edits and makes books for DoubleCross Press. She currently lives in Brooklyn, NY a few blocks away from the building in which she was born.
cover image: Christine Shan Shan Hou
consciousness of illumination
collage on paper, 2014
To order, send cheques (add $1 for postage; outside Canada, add $2) to: rob mclennan, 2423 Alta Vista Drive, Ottawa ON K1H 7M9 or paypal at www.robmclennan.blogspot.com
Saturday, December 23, 2017
some author activity: Baker, Tucker, Gurton-Wachter, Claxton + Saklikar,
Jennifer Baker has a new essay up at my (small press) writing day, as does Aaron Tucker; Anna Gurton-Wachter has a new poem up in the "Tuesday poem" series at dusie; and Fazeela Jiwa writes on Meet the Presses, the bpNichol Chapbook Award and recent shortlist, including Dana Claxton and Renée Sarojini Saklikar for CWILA: Canadian Women in the Literary Arts.
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