Fall 2015 / Spring 2017
ISSN 1542-3123
“A bird may love a fish, but where would they live?”
–quoted by Robert Klein Engler
In This Issue:
Poetry:
Small Thimble That Holds the Glory: The Poetry Feature for Fall 2015 to Spring 2017 includes work by Patricia Brody, Joan Colby, Philip Dacey, Alixa Doom, Robert Klein Engler, Allen C. Fischer, David Francis, Mitchell Krockmalnik Grabois, Allison Grayhurst, Joanne Grumet, Patrick Henry, Walter Hess, Edison Jennings, Samantha Kitsch, Katrina Kostro, Richard Levine, Michael Morical, Lisa Olsson, Tamra Plotnick, Jared Smith, Margo Taft Stever, John J. Trause, Barry Wallenstein, Chocolate Waters and Martin Willitts Jr.
Twelve:
Prize-winning poems from NYC public High Schools, 2016
Big City, Little:
Robert Klein Engler, At the Headwaters
Richard Levine, Mapped by Heart
Fiction:
Andrew S. Taylor, THE FIRST REVOLT
Articles:
Robert Klein Engler, POETRY AND THE POLITICS OF AIRY NOTHING
Valery Oisteanu, OH DADA, TRUE DADA! WHERE ART THOU NOW? REFLECTIONS ON DADA CENTENNIAL
Essays:
Margo Taft Stever, JAILS WITHOUT BARS: SHELTERS FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN
Patrick Henry, “CHOIR MASTERS AT BRATISLAVA”, excerpt from Facing the Music
Reviews:
The Mystery of Systems, Poems by Carl Rosenstock, reviewed by Dean Kostos
George Wallace, A Simple Blues with a Few Intangibles, reviewed by Carolyn Alifair Skebe
Ronnie Norpel reviews Barry Wallenstein’s, At the Surprise Hotel and other poems
Michael Morical, The Way Home, reviewed by Cori L. Gabbard
Bookshelf:
Barry Wallenstein – Drastic Dislocations
Kyle Laws & Jared Smith – This Town
CDs:
David Francis – Improvisation
Cornelia Street Album circa 1979
Links
“What Was, Was” Barry Wallenstein CD: DRASTIC DISLOCATIONS:
Ronnie Norpel at Parkside Lounge 1/31/2016: “The Seven Deadly Sins and Their Remedies”
“Judge Roberts: One Man, One Woman, One Vote” by Preston Hollow
The Same
Home Planet News
GeorgeKunze.com
Events:
Friday, 7 pm, February 16, 2018
BigCityLit Reading – Poetry Feature
Special Guest Reader: Stephen Massimilla
Book Culture
536 West 112th Street
(b/t Broadway/Central Park West)
New York, NY 10025
Free Admission