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![]() Welcome to Fish Drum News: ![]() Very sad news: ![]() Ira Cohen, February 3, 1935-April 25, 2011 ![]() PLEASE NOTE: +++ For the time being we are not accepting any submissions! Thank you. +++ ![]() New from Fish Drum in August 2010: Renée Gregorio: Drenched ![]() ![]() Drawings by Julie Wagner. Cover art by Abbie Winson. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() New from Fish Drum in June 2009: P.O.E.M. — Poets on (an) Exchange Mission ![]() ![]() It is a component of a transatlantic poetry festival (USA: June 19th/20th 2009 – France: 26th/27th 2009) and a collaborative effort between Fish Drum (NYC) and ![]() The poets include Bill Berkson, JJ Blickstein, Thomas Devaney, David Lespiau, Sabine Macher, Gretchen Mattox, Michele Metail, Anne Portugal, Pascal Poyet, Michael Rothenberg, Sebastien Smirou, and Anne Valley-Fox. Translators include Vincent Broqua, Olivier Brossard, Macgregor Card, Marcella Durand, Vincent Dussol, Jean-Jacques Poucel, and Beatrice Trotignon. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Coming attractions at Fish Drum 2010: FISH DRUM MAGAZINE #20 Assorted contributors (not accepting submissions at this point) SIDE EFFECT A Journal of Zen Life with Philip Whalen, by Tensho David Schneider THE BANDAGED POETS Photos by Ira Cohen ...and perhaps BRAIN DEAD DOG A graphic novel by Tom Zummer ![]() New from Fish Drum in September 2007: A SERIES OF SMALL BOXES – by Thomas Devaney ![]() This is Thomas Devaney's second collection of poems. He is also the author of »The American Pragmatist Fell in Love« (Banshee Press, 1999) and »Letters to Ernesto Neto« (Germ Folios, 2005). Devaney has the gentle grace of Rilke combined with the wisdom of Solomon. For this he is irresistible. [His poems] »are vulnerable, pleasurable, tolerant, wary and contemporary.« --Fanny Howe »The poems are resonant patches of serious life, almost as buoyant as dreams. Their light graces remain etched in the mind.« --John Ashbery More on Devaney ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() BAREFOOT ON A DRAWING OF THE SUN – by J. J. Blickstein ![]() Anthony Seidman. This is the latest collection from JJ Blickstein, a New York poet and visual artist of multi-ethnicity, editor of the award-winning journal Hunger Magazine, stonemason, and martial artist. »...The most unexpected people arise on the poetic horizon, everyone from Hopper to Nam June Paik, Tarot to European history, Walter Benjamin, labor, water in the form of tears, in sweat glistening on his beloved?s body... The poem, as always when one reads a true poet, is the event; the language is the grain and the delta, and it can bring you anywhere.« --- AS ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |