BOOKS & MAGAZINES 2002-2006

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string of small machines

This exciting successor to Drill was released in 9/2006 under the team editorship of Barrett Gordon, Luke Daly, Eric Unger, and Michael Slosek. Submissions and trade/copy requests may be made to small_machines AT yahoo DOT com.

Graverubber

Grave rubbings collected/created by Barrett Gordon in cemeteries in Chicago (Graceland, Rosehill, and Bohemian) and Buffalo (Forest Lawn).

Blackbird

Damian Weber's Blackbird Haiku, available here.

The Vandalism Questions

Produced by House Press Chicago's Luke Daly in 7/2006.

Organic Furniture Cellar

This exciting first book by Jessica Smith is available from Outside Voices.

Spell 2

The second issue of this journal of experimental and emerging work was released in 7/2006. Featuring: Tawrin Baker, T.A. Noonan, Kate Greenstreet, Michael Peters, Andrew Topel, Andrew Peterson, Michael Slosek, Jessica Bozek, Ellen Baxt, Aaron Lowinger, kevin mcpherson eckhoff, Logan Ryan Smith, François Luong, Barrett Gordon.

Submissions to Spell may be made to Eric Unger at eric.unger AT gmail.com.

Each in Neither

Michael Slosek's acclaimed chapbook of sparse lyric.

Drill

Drill was a poetry magazine that ran for seven issues from 2002-2006. While it was in operation, it served as a space of publication for an emerging community of writers primarily centered around Buffalo, NY. The idea behind Drill was to represent the work of our particular community of poets and to use the publication to find out what other younger poets were writing. The publication was terminated after its 7th issue to make space for a diversity of magazines produced by House Press, including Spell and A String of Small Machines edited out of Chicago by Michael Slosek, Eric Unger, Luke Daly, and Barrett Gordon.

Spell

Under the editorial direction of Eric Unger, Spell is a print journal dedicated to emerging work of poetry with a special attention to visual artforms and sound poetry. Mr. Unger wants Spell to be place where artists attempt new and developing forms or work. Submissions for Spell 2 are to be sent to eric.unger@gmail.com by June 20.