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Marcus Slease covers Musa McKim
Covers project . . . Musa Mckim Read more.
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comic book collaboration with Tim Atkins
it was a nice reading and collaboration with Tim Atkins. Comic book poetry. Check it out over here: comic book collaboration with Tim Atkins Read more.
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fractured burps (in progress) (first go)
Asleep in Vallejo California all of them milkinggreen machines Duran Duran a pairof titsAn Abundance of Lady Bugshello Jeff HilsonNew Loversfresh bakedloavesClitoral Orals ah veneration Oh LA! Groaning Avenue B… Read more.
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Onkel G
Onkel G by Grzegorz Wroblewski Read more.
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In Progress
In This World We Do Mutt (for Joseph Ceravolo) my doll is firm aboriginal blubber from this bottle we did drink pull up the blanket affection rides home mother is… Read more.
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Love Cyclops(for Piero Heliczer) the vaginas of birds in burnt grass in MiltonKeynesmy feet as they entered the reedsstone stoneor so I have heardheaven is a pebblein the eye signatureeye… Read more.
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some of my older work . . .from September 2005 . . . Desert City Reading . . . North Carolina
http://bandcamp.com/EmbeddedPlayer/v=2/track=3285123286/size=venti/bgcol=FFFFFF/linkcol=4285BB/ Read more.
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xing the line August 2011.m4v
low quality recording . . lispy voice . . . part one from Jeff Hilson and Sean Bonney’s reading series X-ing the Line . .. read with the beguiling revenge… Read more.
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Marcus Slease reading at Maintenant Slovakia
Held at the rich mix arts centre in Brick Lane, London on June 18th 2011, Emilia Haugovà and Ivan Štrpka were joined by a half dozen London-based poets to celebrate… Read more.
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The Herbarium – Marcus Slease
A translated Korean folk poem . . for the anthology of plant poems at the Urban Physics Garden in South London last week . . yippie . . . . Read more.
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cool interesting new magazine from Norway
esp dig Peter Jaeger and Thomas Krogsbol . . . . check it out: http://lagranada.no/ Read more.
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reading tonight in east london
i am reading tonight with nice mix of poets. If you are around, come on out!!!! Will read some short short poem plays inspired by mr kenneth koch :-) Maintenant… Read more.
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North Carolina in 2005
from my notebook in 2005. Greensboro, North Carolina. 26 MARCH 2005 still breathing A very intense dream the other night. don’t know if any of you out there ever feels… Read more.
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a few new poems recorded
http://soundcloud.com/marcus-slease/audio-recording-on-tuesday Read more.
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"Godzenie" play in Stimulus/respond
my poem play “Godzenie” in the latest issue of Stimulus/Respond . . . a fashion/architecture/art mag with some literature . . . visually centred mag . . check it out… Read more.
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my reading from 2005 . . . lucifer poetics . . . north carolina
I was surprised by this . . . forgot about this work . . . and my voice/accent has changed from all the foreign traveling and isolation . . . i… Read more.
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narratives (still very much in progress)
Irish Ninja Somewhere around the age of 20 I had been looking to get my accent back that would have been 1995 when I first came back to Milton Keynes… Read more.
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third revision
THE PRINCE OF MIST BY THE BEST SELLING AUTHOR OF THE SHADOW OF THE WIND this version left blank due to rules regarding blog posted poems and submissions to mags… Read more.
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saturday morning revision
THE PRINCE OF MIST BY THE BEST SELLING AUTHOR OF THE SHADOW OF THE WIND I’m petite Asian and can handle any cock they fix everything here take your sandals… Read more.
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THE PRINCE OF MIST BY THE BEST SELLING AUTHOR OF THE SHADOW OF THE WIND
(friday afternoon. Tasmac. Northwest London. 10 min break time . . . recollecting in tranquility the delights of living in Ankara and feeling that thing commonly called nostalgia but for… Read more.
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bored no longer
Jeff Hilson’s In the Assarts (My fav Hilson yet!!!) Tim Atkins Petrarch (from Barque Press) (my fav Atkins yet!!) Hilson and Atkins Atkins and Hilson a cold drink of water in the desert of… Read more.
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where is boredom?
It is raining in London. I am in Kingsbury. At a business school teaching EFL. The job will end next Thursday. I am searching for jobs again. To survive (shelter… Read more.
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Being Generous
Tim Atkins has written a fantastic review about a book that influenced me a lot when I lived in Poland and continues to inform me sense of what is possible.… Read more.
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my interview and poems over at 3:AM magazine
interview at 3:AM magazine poems from smashing time at 3:AM magazine big thanks to Steven Fowler . . . Read more.
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Chris Toll’s Disinformation Phase: The Pilgrim Dreaming
Publishing Genius has some interesting work . . . no reason poetry can’t connect like Indie music scenes in the 80’s and 90’s or punk music in the 70’s .… Read more.
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DEUTER – PUSTA ZIEMIA
The empty earth . . . . TEXT Read more.
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from Wonderland manuscript (revised)
Trendy Club (Elblag, Poland) put a hole in your skullsays Rogerthe lidis openbut where are my eyesmy balcony opensdon’t let themkeep you herei am giving youa ride homeI have not… Read more.
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current readings for week 8th May-?
Philip Whalen’s Collected Poems Kenneth Koch’s Collected Poems Kenneth Koch’s The Gold Standard Lew Welch’s Ring of Bone Read more.
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Copenhagen+bikes+strand+Christiana+wild west+paintings+poetry ++++
what a city. What time. Grzegorz Wroblewski. Paintings. Books. Louise Rosengreen (another terrific Danish poet). A journey to a place called Christiana. A freetown. A town at the end of… Read more.
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reading from my ms Smashing Time
poem plays from Smashing Time Read more.
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from Smashing Time (revised)
on the third day I walked again to the rynek of Rybnik and met a girl who told me to come to the electricity plant and I asked her about… Read more.
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a wee soundcloud reading from Godzenie
Godzenie samples Read more.
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Tomas S. Butkus
Great reading series with interviews and poetry from European poets. Steven Fowler’s Maintenant Series (if you didn’t know). This Lithuanian poet rocked it a few weeks ago at Rich Mix… Read more.
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playful good snuff!!!
this poet just keeps on keeping on and spurns out some seriously good language play Clark Coolidge chapbook Read more.
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smashing Time (in progress)
from smashing time Read more.
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Grzegorz Wróblewski, These Extraordinary People, 100 x 100 cm (2011)
The primitive art of Grzegorz Wroblewki THESE EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLE Read more.
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in and out
what will and what won’t go. Books are coming in again. All those hundreds upon hundred of books let go in North Carolina to travel the world. On the way… Read more.
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top dog!!!
best and most interesting literary journal . . perhaps . . . full stop . . . with a new look . .. and layout . . . get your… Read more.
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against national poetry month in America
Bernstein against national poetry month Read more.
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smashing Time (in progress)
site specific . . . environment specific . . . time specific . . . music specific . . . and so on . . . first take no revisions… Read more.
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listening to The National
quiet nostalgia . . . a bit of the old alternative sounds . . . Read more.
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revision from Primitive Pianos
might change previous manuscript title to Gypsy Moth instead of Primitive Pianos. Still thinking of titles. Poems written in Spanish Fork, Ankara, Istanbul, Trieste, Elblag, London. Revision in progress from… Read more.
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BRYGADA KRYZYS Centrala
link from friend Grzegorz Wroblewski . . . legendary Polish punk . .. waiting for a signal from “central” Read more.
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some very interesting work in this mag from San Francisco
eleven eleven journal Read more.
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from Smashing Time (ms in progress)
S.B.’s Ghost Shit soap me sock me I got a table at the rainbow roombig ship approaching the dockI’ve got you heavy in this London sunshineWood Green March 4th 2011and… Read more.
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Department Poetry Magazine
Got my copy in the post today!!! Super super super good!!!! Ahhhh now this refreshes me big time!! Stuff is happening over here in the U.K.. I mean fresh fresh… Read more.
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from Smashing Time (ms in progress)
trace . . . . . . Read more.
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DEPARTMENT 3
The UK revolution in language continues . . . . Department 3 now available. . . edited by the super duper editorial vision of Richard Barrett & Simon Howard writing… Read more.
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Books borrowed from poetry library in London
1) Many Happy Returns by Ted Berrigan 2) Train Ride by Ted Berrigan 3) Tuned Droves by Eric Baus 4) Nothing to You by Ted Berrigan Finished those fine books… Read more.
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some poems gone for a wee while
some poems in progress taken off . . . . poems sent onward to magazines who count this humble blog as already publishing them . . . . yadda yadda… Read more.
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Lunch break
I’m thinking of the human voice. Of speech. Of the subversion of communication. Of the pre-fabrication of meaning. Of Emotions language and meanings. What slips past. What infer requires of… Read more.
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back against the wall
perfect position to write. not sure if the heat from this laptop will decrease the potency of my sperm. I do not need potent sperm at this time, or perhaps… Read more.
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some Sunday reading
some fascinating answers and questions . . . not the usual fluff: Interview with Sean Bonney some interesting new translations of the poet Grzegorz Wróblewski: Grzegorz Wróblewski Read more.
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and now back to life!!!
now after a very intense month in London of nothing but almost mindless work my mind is coming round again. memories. Turkey. Italy. poland. nights of flickers and shadows. revising… Read more.
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from the notebook
Treetop Flyers “not common speech / a dead level / but the uncommon speech of paradise / tongue in which oracles/ speak to beggars and pilgrims.” — Denise Levertov “A… Read more.
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concrete poetry
check it Read more.
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cool find
publishing genius Read more.
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temporary brain freeze
one month intense TESOL course. Two more weeks. Then I can think again. Got a gig for 10 weeks at a small college in Feb-April teaching students from Senegal and… Read more.
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from Smashing Time! (2nd go)
Karavan Amigos I’m crouching with the march of the penguins in a oversized parkaa world not yet deadI am not the erection of a eunuchthe buts and the knavesI’m dialing… Read more.
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from Smashing Time! (1st go . . . .)
Karavan Amigos I’m crouching with the march of the penguinsin a oversized parkaa world not deadbut sometimes the erection of a eunuchas a wet tableclothas a community you deserve better… Read more.
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from primitive pianos
18th Dec 2010(return to London) given what we have seenRyanair equals sardinesmy bag is in number 29and I am in number 3they are playing Mozartthe elf a stewardesswrapped in tinselselling… Read more.
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28 dec 2010
WOOD GREEN. NORTH LONDON. the footpath bucklesthese are the markers who steps on my stepswe’re tailor made what’s in yr food chain? murals of an albatrossbroken shoulders as a community… Read more.
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possible end to Primitive Pianos . .. revisions still . . .
19th December 2010(London) I can’t quite tell you where I have been what’s left to I can’t quite tell I left my finger on the start button and the washer… Read more.
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revisions from Trieste
7th October 2010 I am a lucid lucya listless chill in the gloaming with a thickening of birds I am the slap of the line the buzzing of mopheads I… Read more.
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long live the Captain
<a href="http://www.realitystreet.co.uk/kens-blog/the-captain-and-monk">CAPTAIN BEEFHEART Read more.
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london return
1.5 hours till i leave for the airport. here we go. london . . . . Read more.
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slightly older (unfinished)
15 December 2010 under the salty moonfull on pizzawith salty doughpeople comminoutta train stationwith wheelssunday returnsgone thickergone thinnergone itchywith winterand doghairsyr sentiments are nice but not surprisingideas are sandin my… Read more.
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older ones (unfinished)
6th December 2010Via di Roiano, Trieste I am a tense cannibal think deeperabove the furyhop flop into hope30X30 illusionary surfaceswe have many minuteswe have you surroundedkeep swallowing your dog hair… Read more.
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last entry for trieste (not counting coming revisions)
16th December 2010 a little lovefeastbanging on invisibleheadboards the tired gruntsof a goldenretriever this goesvery slowly there are so manymolecules I shd be satisfiedat some point i am kickedin some… Read more.
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HOT HOT HOT!!
New issue of Past simple edited by Marcus Slease and Grzegorz Wróblewsk Read more.
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The values of poetry in an overly "scientific" culture
poetry and neuroscience Read more.
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values????????????????????? . . .
THE VALUE OF EDUCATION MADE LITERAL Read more.
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from primitive pianos (Elblag, Poland)
Trendy Club (Elblag, Poland) put a hole in your skullsays Rogerthe lidis openbut where are my eyesmy balcony opensdelicious flavourswhat wonderful timingdon’t let themkeep you herei am giving youa ride… Read more.
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Siekiera – Nowa Aleksandria
TEXT mighty fine band . .. pics remind me of my days in Poland . . . . Read more.
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primitive pianos (Elblag)
Cardinal Sundowns tell me of the shadows hither in St. Nicholaslate in the eveningin the gibber and gabber with domino Roger late in the eveningbaba baba in the bean polesin… Read more.
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from primitive pianos (Gdansk, Poland)
Danzig-Gdansk an umbrella in my handa mirror in my eyescovered insmog this citychanges handsplay kiss mewatch all the indiekids in t-shirtsfor months I couldnot savemy blue lipsmy language lackeda futurea… Read more.
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from A New Earth
Language consists of five basic sounds produced by the vocal cords. They are the vowels a, e, i, o, u. The other sounds are consonants produced by air pressure: s,… Read more.
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from the notebook (Italian section of Primitive Pianos)
21st November 2010 Pancakes provide solidity. Syrup is my get-up. Rain drips from the light swinging from a wire in the centre of the street. The bora is returning. My… Read more.
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from the notebook (Italian section of Primitive Pianos)
25th November 2010 Trieste Doggie Park a gooey ganglialived in creepy innsno guts for creedsI threw away the plasticthat housed my szynkahaven’t brushed my teeth but I’m on my feeta… Read more.
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from primitive pianos (Elblag, Poland)
Whatever Buzzes the BrainSopot, Poland (August 17th 2009)for Magda Bethge this is the fishthis is the beerthis is the wooden tablethese are the rollerbladesI snapped you one-legged nearthe lopsided housethis… Read more.
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from primitive pianos (Gdansk, Poland)
Danzig-Gdansk good morning gateswet wet stonesmouldy old ghosta toy cow you can ridethe weight of a post office after the showplay kiss mewandering through gatesand side streetslong way to city… Read more.
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from primitive pianos (Elblag, Poland)
September 2009. Elblag, Poland. Cardinal Sundowns thank you for comingI wanted to say somethingabout the shadows of St. Nicholasthat Roger spottedwhile swallowing beatsfrom the beat machinelate in the eveningall the… Read more.
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from the notebook (Italian section of Primitive Pianos)
15-11-2010 Trieste Train Station signs: MAXIMILLIAN RESIDENCEJOLLY CAVOURROMAALLA POSTA Elisabetta statuesupplicants and musesshe has a perfectrumpplus two plucked breastsbearded man beside herin old agebut still sportinga six pacthis is halfwayto… Read more.
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from Irish Ninja
as a rule my other half-lifeex everythingin the era of hairspraythe situation lies on both sidesashing into paper cupscontemplating the windowsAmerica my Dairy Queen Read more.
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the times they are achangin
WHAT IS TO BE DONE? Read more.
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from the notebook (11th nov 2010)
how good it feelsto stuffthe cabbageI’ve tattooeda squintof humourbelow yr nipple watch this space:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::my fingerstouch celestialjuice———————————————————–Concrete Pier (Trieste, Italy) across from the Piazza Unitasittingon a metal mushroomsculptureteenagers in shaggyclothingsit on… Read more.
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solidarity
workers and students unite! Read more.
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festival avant garde 2010
video clip Read more.
