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Ol' baby-cheek-wingbone Meagen Crawford has a webstation ( ! ) - bluhz.com. Throughout which one can zoom sectors and move around minutiaes, continually reorganize the layers of, hierarchies of, syntax of.
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Opon has agreed to principals, to put up entrance to "o n e" ( I ) plus more : II, III, V, X, XI, XVI, XX. Their next is up in the next month or two, maybe February March time.
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Plus a new reading space in town, still Vanderrelated, on campus - Space 204 ( ? ) Anyhow, it hosts the second next most closest reading, city.
1/29 - Lyrical Brew, Barnes & Noble ( W. End )
2/22 - Space 204, Vander
So, you there, where you are: a couple sections from a thing called "o n e" ( 'IX' and 'IV' ) will get a bit of space from Inpatient Press, in their Webworks section, a space updated often and frequently, upcoming, sometime, uptime.
Some other three, from "Rum Gums" are going to be in their print publication, in May I think. I think they're surreal, read many Camus to conjure, tone, entity glare, narrate ominous disorientation.
Right.
Ok. Of Montreal was a physical event. Some were the things that were lost, equilibrium, cash, function, the top of my flask rendering it a tin cup with no mobility now, some were the blue tape tears I wore to the cheeks, some too much so to form earthly language, some was the encore: "The Past is a Grotesque Animal" ( where 4:19 began optic visceral chant ).
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Nashville + poetry, tattoo or tree cut.
Missed Rick Hilles read, that was it, missed it.
The next Ciona Lyrical Brew is a Nashville picnic of sun: two local gents from the academy, plus a software developer. I am, in short, directly going, to society.
1/31. That ol' Barnes & Noble. 7pm.
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January,
still Kentucky, caves -
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And Detroit is for some at the hearts and lips I think. And writers. Like a bumper sticker inside of a red heart saying "Detroit is for writers."
