Radius: Experimental Poetry

Friends, I'm looking for the most innovative books of poems from recent memory. I'm thinking not only about innovation on the level of the poems, but also about how the book is conceived as a book, as a poem itself, or especially as a work of art/investigation. I'm thinking of works like Mark Nowak's Coal Mountain Elementary, M. NourbeSe Philip's Zong, Anne Carson's Nox, Tyehimba Jess's Olio, CA Conrad's (Soma)tics, Marwa Helal's Invasive species, Elizabeth Bradfield's Toward Antarctica, Jeffrey Pethybridge's Striven, the Bright Treatise, Jos Charles's feeld. Any recommendations, including self-recommendations, shy poets), are welcome. What books are reinventing the poetry book as a form?

any recent book by Mary Ruefle.

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Philip Metres

Philip Metres any ones in particular? I think of her individual poems as innovative at times, but not the book as such. (Except for A little White Shadow, which is a curio of sorts).

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Miriam O'Neal

Miriam O'Neal My Private Property and Madness Rack and Honey. She reimagines 'lectures' in MRH. Also Idra Novey's, Clarice: The Visitor, which is a slim collection of poems/messages addressed to Clarice Lispector about her work at translating Lispector's fiction. It…See More

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Susan Somers-Willett

Susan Somers-Willett Philip Metres I love that book.

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Noah Eli Gordon

Noah Eli Gordon I love her poems but I don’t see how any of her books at all fit into this

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Miriam O'Neal

Miriam O'Neal I guess I read her as an outside the box poet. When I read her prose I feel like I am in a poem.

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Sarah Browning

Sarah Browning T'ai Freedom Ford, & more black

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Miriam O'Neal

Miriam O'Neal Claudia Rankine's, Citizen

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Charles Malone

Charles Malone Adam Dickinson's Anatomic.

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Carlos Soto Román

Carlos Soto Román Motherbabyhome by Kimberly Campanello

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Joel Hernandez

Joel Hernandez Douglas Kearney needs to be on this list, a couple of times

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Philip Metres

Philip Metres of course--what's your favorite?

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Mark Johnson

Mark Johnson both of the books I've published through Hiding Press: https://www.hidingpress.com/books/presence-detection-system

Hiding Press—Presence Detection System

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Hiding Press—Presence Detection System

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Mark Johnson

Mark Johnson https://www.hidingpress.com/books/ctasy

Hiding Press—Ctasy

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Hiding Press—Ctasy

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Joel Hernandez

Joel Hernandez Hawkey’s “Ventrakl”

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JJ Stick

JJ Stick looking forward to UNDERWORLD LIT

By Srikanth Reddy from Wave Books

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Marina Vladova

Marina Vladova Not so recent but Tagore’s Gitanjali

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Holly Morgan Mason

Holly Morgan Mason 100% this one>>> Travesty Generator by Lillian-Yvonne Bertram. I have a paragraph about it here which also explains the conceptual nature of the book:

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Holly Morgan Mason

Holly Morgan Mason https://poetry.arizona.edu/.../pride-poetry-spotlight...

Pride & Poetry: Spotlight on Recent Collections by Queer Poets

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Pride & Poetry: Spotlight on Recent Collections by Queer Poets

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Joel Hernandez

Joel Hernandez ^^ this book is a wonder.

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Alina Stefanescu

Alina Stefanescu Shrapnel maps by Philip Metres. But also Renee Gladman's "Calamities". And Sarah Vap.

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Michael Kelleher

Michael Kelleher Jordan Abel's The Place of Scraps

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Joel Hernandez

Joel Hernandez Chaun Webster's "GeNtry!fication" is great.

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Lauren Shapiro

Lauren Shapiro Anne Carson, Float and Nox

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Paul Ilechko

Paul Ilechko Lauren Shapiro I was going to say Nox

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Miriam O'Neal

Miriam O'Neal I was going to say Red

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Erika Meitner

Erika Meitner I just got neck/bone by Avery R. Young on Camille Dungy’s rec, and it totally fits the bill!

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Simone Muench

Simone Muench Yes, to Erika's comment! I second this rec.

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Matt Brim

Matt Brim Patricia Smith's Incendiary Art incorporates a lot of formal variety at the level of the individual poem, but also in terms of how parts of the book work (especially the extended "Sagas of the Accidental Saint")

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Veronica Golos

Veronica Golos oh yes.

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Sean Singer

Sean Singer Susan Howe's Concordance?

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Daniel Westover

Daniel Westover I think American Sonnets for My Past and Future Assassin is a wonderful book that does really interesting things with the sonnet itself and as a collection.

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Robin Stewart

Robin Stewart My suggestion as well! Terrance Hayes is brilliant. Also, Citizen: An American Lyric by Claudia Rankine. I've taught the two together.

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Paul Ilechko

Paul Ilechko A Sand Book by Ariana Reines

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Cristián Gómez Olivares

Cristián Gómez Olivares Model City, by Donna Stonecipher. Transaction Histories, by her too.

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Urayoán Noel

Urayoán Noel Intergalactic Travels: poems from a fugitive alien by Alan Pelaez Lopez

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Christopher J. Doucot

Christopher J. Doucot Hey Phil, I don't know if you knew the poet Kim Bridgford. Kim passed away this week. Maybe you can give her work a shout out to your poetry circle.

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Diane Seuss

Diane Seuss Tyler Mills' Hawk Parable. Perhaps my Still Life with Two Dead Peacocks and a Girl, though not blatantly experimental. As yet unpublished, but Jane Huffman's Dilemma would be perfect.

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Jane Huffman

Jane Huffman <3

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Jane Huffman

Jane Huffman Luv this whole thread. Following.

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Marina Vladova

Marina Vladova also Citizen, c rankine

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Philip Metres

Philip Metres Of course, also Craig Santos Perez series of books, from unincorporated territory, and Nomi Stone's Kill Class.

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Pamela Hart

Pamela Hart Nikky Finney’s new book: Love Child’s Hotbed of Occasional Poetry? Or Sarah Val’s Winter, Rachel Zucker’s Sound Machine.

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Ryan Collins

Ryan Collins All of Douglas Kearney's work?

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Amy Dryansky

Amy Dryansky Eve Ewing’s 1919.

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Brent Armendinger

Brent Armendinger Diana Khoi Nguyen's Ghost Of

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Twila Newey

Twila Newey second.

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Donna Spruijt-Metz

Donna Spruijt-Metz third

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Mark Johnson

Mark Johnson All of my books :)

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Miriam O'Neal

Miriam O'Neal You ask such great questions! Now we all have these amazing recommendations as well. Thanks.

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Mark Nowak

Mark Nowak Tongo Eisen-Martin, Layli LongSoldier, Don Mee Choi.

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Twila Newey

Twila Newey Second, "Whereas", Layli LongSoldier

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Amy Dryansky

Amy Dryansky Layli LongSoldier, Whereas, yes!

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Maxine Chernoff

Maxine Chernoff Tongo, yes

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Twila Newey

Twila Newey https://dianakhoinguyen.com/read-me

GHOST OF — Diana Khoi Nguyen

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GHOST OF — Diana Khoi Nguyen

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Ted Mathys

Ted Mathys Reddy’s Underworld Lit

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Patrick Durgin

Patrick Durgin Tan Lin's Seven Controlled Vocabularies and Trisha Low's The Compleat Purge come immediately to mind.

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Joshua Gage

Joshua Gage How far back do you want to go (like, what's "recent memory") and also are you including experimental and art books in this?

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Michael Weaver

Michael Weaver I don't know if this fits, but Jane Hirshfield's book, "Nine Gates: Entering the Mind of Poetry" comes to mind: https://amzn.to/2NKexiM

Nine Gates: Entering the Mind of Poetry, Essays

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Nine Gates: Entering the Mind of Poetry, Essays

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Patricia Spears Jones

Patricia Spears Jones Harryette Mullen Sleeping with the Dictionary; my own Living in the Love Economy; Brenda Hillman's Extra Hidden Life, among the days; Tonya Foster A Swarm of Bees in the High Court; Metta Sama, Swing at Your Own Risk; and Akilah Oliver The Putterers Notebook to name a a few.

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Joel Hernandez

Joel Hernandez Blunt Research Group's "Work-Shy"

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Daniel Tiffany

Daniel Tiffany http://www.noemipress.org/.../chapbook/blunt-research-group/

Lost Privilege Company or the book of listening by Blunt Research Group

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Lost Privilege Company or the book of listening by Blunt Research Group

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Daniel Tiffany

Daniel Tiffany https://www.hfsbooks.com/.../the-work-shy-blunt.../...

The Work-Shy – HFS Books

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The Work-Shy – HFS Books

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Anna Badkhen

Anna Badkhen Carlos Soto Román's Common Sense, Avery R. Young's neck/bone. Ilya Kaminsky's Deaf Republic.

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Anna Badkhen

Anna Badkhen Victoria Chang's Obit.

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Donna Spruijt-Metz

Donna Spruijt-Metz Anna Badkhen deaf republic for sure.

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Jeffrey Pethybridge

Jeffrey Pethybridge Mark McMorris's trilogy: Entrepot (1); The Book of Landings (2&3)

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Karen Schubert

Karen Schubert Steve Reese's Excentrica: Notes on the Text https://www.spdbooks.org/.../excentrica-notes-on-the-text...

Excentrica Notes on the Text

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Excentrica Notes on the Text

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Karen Schubert

Karen Schubert Rochelle Hurt's The Rusted City https://www.rochellehurt.com/the-rusted-city-1

The Rusted City | Rochelle Hurt

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The Rusted City | Rochelle Hurt

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Kate Evans

Kate Evans Love death and the changing of the seasons, Marilyn Hacker

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Kate Evans

Kate Evans Paul Robert Mullen

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Nina Buckless

Nina Buckless Layli LongSoldier is doing interesting/wonderful investigative work into Oglala Lakota traditions, reshaping poetry, investigating poetry as a form of ancient prayer, cultural patterns (Oglala Lakota weaving and quilt patterns/oral traditions/ ancient storytelling) and much more.

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Leslie Harrison

Leslie Harrison I second Diana Khoi Nguyen and Sasha West. Also definitely considered my book, The Book of Endings as a book, at least somewhat innovative.

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Mary Austin Speaker

Mary Austin Speaker ha, I was going to suggest jos charles

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Jonathan Skinner

Jonathan Skinner what is the interest of "innovation" as such?

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Susan Averna Ryan

Susan Averna Ryan Hey Michael Weaver how do you know Phil? Cool that two friends from different points in my life have a connection!

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Michael Weaver

Michael Weaver I don't know that I've actually ever met him, but I reached out to him because of the work he's done in education.

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Susan Averna Ryan

Susan Averna Ryan Michael Weaver well, a fine human being to know!

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Anthony Cody

Anthony Cody https://www.omnidawn.com/product/precis/

precisjosé felipe alvergue – Omnidawn

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precisjosé felipe alvergue – Omnidawn

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Anthony Cody

Anthony Cody https://www.omnidawn.com/product/ghost-ofdiana-khoi-nguyen/

Ghost OfDiana Khoi Nguyen – Omnidawn

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Ghost OfDiana Khoi Nguyen – Omnidawn

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Daniel Barnum

Daniel Barnum brian teare's "the empty form goes all the way to heaven"

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Amy Fisher Quinn

Amy Fisher Quinn Im not a poetry scholar by any measure, but are you familiar with the work of Leslé Honoré Page? It is very of this moment and has been for as long as I have been following her work.

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Rachel Roupp

Rachel Roupp Uncle Phil! I hope I don’t sound basic by suggesting something obvious or too far from what you’re looking for, but Indictus by Natalie Eilbert slaps and is v fresh.

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James Allen Hall

James Allen Hall Off the top of my head: Natasha Trethewey's _Native Guard_. Claudia Rankine, _Don't Let Me Be Lonely_ and _Citizen_. Harryette Mullen, _Sleeping with the Dictionary_. Lyn Hejinian, _My Life_. Solmaz Sharif, _LOOK_. Jehanne Dubrow, _The Arranged Marriage_. Jericho Brown, _The Tradition_ (especially those duplexes!). Aaron Smith, _The Book of Daniel_. Eduardo Corral, _Slow Lightning_.

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Adam Sol

Adam Sol Gotta include Christian Bök’s work, esp Eunoia.

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Katie Ahearn

Katie Ahearn You might want to look at Sprawl by Danielle Dutton - it is a graphic « novel ? » she is super inventive - studied with her at DU.

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Kathy Fagan Grandinetti

Kathy Fagan Grandinetti Faizullah's Seam.

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Norman Finkelstein

Norman Finkelstein I second Jonathan Skinner’s question: why the fascination with “innovation”? The term seems to have become fetishized lately, and one often finds it in advertising and corporate jargon. Two alternate views. Stevens: “All poetry is experimental poetry.” Duncan: “I am a derivative poet.”

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Philip Metres

Philip Metres Lately?! hahaha! It's been like this for 20-100 years! "Make It New" etc. No, I agree. I suppose that what's interested me is how new technology has been possible all manner of visual, typographical, and other things that hearken back to the book cultures pre-standardization--Blake, and even farther back, scrolls.

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Cyrus Cassells

Cyrus Cassells Anne Carson, Float, Jos Charles, feeld, Matthea Harvey, If The Tabloids Are True, What Are You?

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Susan Tichy

Susan Tichy Zong!, Nox, Bok’s Eunoia or Crystallography, Susan Howe’s Debths or That This, Monica Ong’s Silent Anatomies, Cecilia Vicuna’s Read Thread, Brian Teare’s The Empty Form Goes All the Way to Heaven, Travis Macdonald’s The O Mission Repo, Reddy’s Voyager, Carolyn Bergvall esp Drift, Margaret Yocom’s KINS FUR, our my very own Trafficke.

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John James

John James You mention Nox, but Anne Carson's Float (which tends to get a little less attention) is more radically innovative on a formal level (still good, but maybe not as good as Nox). Others that come to mind: Craig Santos Perez's From Unincorporated Territor…See More

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Trish Salah

Trish Salah Dionne Brand's The Blue Clerk, Jordan Abel's Nishga, Ching-In Chen's Recombinant, kari edwards' iduna and succubus in my pocket, Nathanaël's The Middle Notebooks, Canisa Lubrin's The Dyzgraphist, Susan Gevirtz's Aerodrome Orion & Starry Messanger, Sina Queyras' My Ariel, possibly my own Lyric Sexology, Vol 1...

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Maureen E Doallas

Maureen E Doallas Timothy Ely's 'Interior Voice: The Great Practice' with Whit Griffin's poems. Anything by Jen Bervin (e.g., '7S' and 'Draft Notation') - she does amazing stuff. Also see latter's 'The Dickinson Composites'. These are collectors' items.

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Michael FlattActive Now

Michael Flatt I would add Gabriel Gudding's Literature for Nonhumans.

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Twila Newey

Twila Newey This may be a press to watch for formal invention, as well. I love the description of what they'll be doing. https://www.lightscatterpress.org/

Lightscatter Press | Literary Multimodal Publishing

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Lightscatter Press | Literary Multimodal Publishing

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Bill McCloud

Bill McCloud My book, The Smell of the Light: Vietnam, 1968-1969 (Balkan Press) is likely the only such book of poems (107 of them) that are in chronological order. #1 on the Oklahoma Bestsellers List (The Oklahoman), Vietnam Veterans of America says the poems rank "at the top of the heap" of Vietnam War poetry. https://www.amazon.com/.../ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_3-3...

The Smell of the Light: Vietnam, 1968-1969

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The Smell of the Light: Vietnam, 1968-1969

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Susan Wolpert

Susan Wolpert Amy Rosenbluth

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Twila Newey

Twila Newey Oh! and "Maps and Transcripts of the Ordinary World", by Kathryn Cowles (who is probably tired of me gushing over this book.) But it's one of the the most memorable, formally intriguing, collections I've read in 2020.

https://milkweed.org/.../maps-and-transcripts-of-the...

Maps and Transcripts of the Ordinary World

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Maps and Transcripts of the Ordinary World

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Lupe Mendez

Lupe Mendez Kaia Sand's Remember to Wave

Ayokunle Falomo's African, American

Joseph Rios' Shawdowboxing …See More

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Christopher Nelson Bowcutt

Christopher Nelson Bowcutt This is what Green Linden’s Wishing Jewel Prize addresses: https://www.greenlindenpress.com/submit

Submit — Under a Warm Green Linden

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Submit — Under a Warm Green Linden

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Sean Thomas Dougherty

Sean Thomas Dougherty Sesshu Foster aka on Facebook as Swirling Alhambra. His book City of the Future that came out in 2018 from Kaya. It is like a boo of postcard poems from the future.

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CA Conrad

CA Conrad I'm honored to be on your list. Coracle makes marvelously strange books of poetry: http://coracle.ie/

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coracle

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CA Conrad

CA Conrad Some extraordinary books of experimental poetry by Nat Raha, Sophie Robinson, Francesca Lisette, and others at Boiler House: https://www.boilerhouse.press/

Boiler House Press | UEA | Norwich

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Boiler House Press | UEA | Norwich

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Shira Dentz

Shira Dentz if i may be so bold

https://pankmagazine.com/shop/sisyphusina/

Sisyphusina - [PANK]

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Sisyphusina - [PANK]

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Cathy Hong

Cathy Hong Inger Christensen’s alphabet

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Shira Dentz

Shira Dentz and

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door of thin skins - CavanKerry Press

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door of thin skins - CavanKerry Press

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CA Conrad

CA Conrad SLIDE at Yes is terrific Shira Dentz

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Shira Dentz

Shira Dentz CA Conrad thank you so much❣️

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Charles Ellenbogen

Charles Ellenbogen Haven’t read all of the comments but what about CITIZEN & DON’T LET ME BE LONELY (Rankine)?

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CA Conrad

CA Conrad Almost ANYTHING by Carlos Soto-Román. https://www.thetinymag.com/carlos-soto-roman

Carlos Soto-Román — the tiny

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Carlos Soto-Román — the tiny

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Surazeus Simon Seamount

Surazeus Simon Seamount "White Whole" presents 1,136 lyrics, pastorals, satires, elegies, and narrative poems that I wrote in 2018 that explore the evolution of the universe since the First Flash from the White Whole.

https://astariad.neocities.org/White_Whole.html

White Whole | Astarian Scriptures of Surazeus

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White Whole | Astarian Scriptures of Surazeus

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Allison Adair

Allison Adair Caroline Bergvall's 'Drift'. Links to text & performance forms here. Text: https://nightboat.org/book/drift/ -- Performance: http://carolinebergvall.com/work/drift-performance/. Vivek Narayanan also has a ton of cool hybrid/cross-over/experimental work. Tough to link to it since much involves technology. But worth the investigation!

Drift – Nightboat Books

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Drift – Nightboat Books

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Ian Demsky

Ian Demsky C.D. Wright, Casting Deep Shade: An Amble

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Ian Demsky

Ian Demsky Heimrad Backer, Transcript

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David Naimon

David Naimon Jen Bervin's Silk Poems comes first to mind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne2xDYTYu7o&t=2s

Jen Bervin Mixes Poetry with Cutting-Edge Silk Technology

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Jen Bervin Mixes Poetry with Cutting-Edge Silk Technology

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Oliver de la Paz

Oliver de la Paz Lots of the books from Siglio Press: http://sigliopress.com/

home - Siglio Press

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home - Siglio Press

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Greg McDonald

Greg McDonald Anarcha Speaks: A History in Poems by Dominique Christina

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Daniel Tiffany

Daniel Tiffany https://www.hfsbooks.com/.../the-work-shy-blunt.../...

The Work-Shy – HFS Books

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The Work-Shy – HFS Books

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Daniel Tiffany

Daniel Tiffany http://www.noemipress.org/.../chapbook/blunt-research-group/

Lost Privilege Company or the book of listening by Blunt Research Group

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Lost Privilege Company or the book of listening by Blunt Research Group

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Daniel Tiffany

Daniel Tiffany any book by Julian Talamantez Brolaski

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Daniel Tiffany

Daniel Tiffany Aaron Kunin's books

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Lanny Quarles

Lanny Quarles any issue of tv guide from the 1960's (for the size and format of the physical book)

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Tyehimba Jess

Tyehimba Jess Harmony Holiday and Doug Kearney are very inventive.

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Tyehimba Jess

Tyehimba Jess he has another book thats shaped like an album. Can't remember the title

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Christian Roess

Christian Roess Lissa Wolsak’s LIGHTSAIL

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Tyehimba Jess

Tyehimba Jess Duriel Duriel Estelle Harris' Drag

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Armando Batista

Armando Batista Philip Metres I’m working on a manuscript that will take on the CYOA model, with altered consciousness and time traveling built into it.

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Mark Haunschild

Mark Haunschild Ronald Johnson’s, Shrubberies.

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Shann Ray Ferch

Shann Ray Ferch Deepstep Come Shining, C.D. Wright; The 7th Man, Melanie Rae Thon

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Mia Leonin

Mia Leonin A Bound Woman Is a Dangerous Thing by Damaris B. Hill

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Rachel Blau DuPlessis

Rachel Blau DuPlessis Not shy, but my Graphic Novella (a collage poem from Xexoxial Editions, 2015) and NUMBERS (a collage poem in living color from Materialist Press). And Days and Works from Ahsahta. BC me for more info.

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Bianca Glinskas

Bianca Glinskas Ghost Of by Diana Khoi Nguyen for its multimedia

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Tyehimba Jess

Tyehimba Jess Also Don Mee Choi's Hardly War

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Allison Titus

Allison Titus Silent Anatomies by Monica Ong!

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Molly Bendall

Molly Bendall Translations from Bark Beetle by Jody Gladding.

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Elizabeth Bradfield

Elizabeth Bradfield CD Wright, “Casting Deep Shade” — history/ natural history/ poetry. Does Teju Cole’s “Blind Spot” count as poetry? Maybe. Sierra Nelson’s “l take back the sponge cake” has choose your own adventure poems. And all that others have listed here! Exciting list!

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LynleyShimat Lys

LynleyShimat Lys Elissa Washuta, Shapes of Native Nonfiction, George Abraham, Fatima Asghar

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LynleyShimat Lys

LynleyShimat Lys Also Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, Shailja Patel, Gloria Anzaldúa. Hybrid poetics. And Lyz Soto and Lisa Linn Kanae.

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Natasha Saje

Natasha Saje I've never read anything like Chelsey Minnis's Baby I Don't Care.

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Mark Cueball

Mark Cueball Can I send you a copy of “Seymour’s Poems,” in which I took the true story of how my father was recruited into the U.S. Army Chemical Corp. in the 1950s, merged it with a fictional story that centers on what may have happened “off screen” in J.D. Salinger’s short story “A Perfect Day for Bananafish,” concluding with Seymour’s lost poems?

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Elaine Thiery

Elaine Thiery https://www.thelostwords.org/spell-songs/

Spell Songs | The Lost Words

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Spell Songs | The Lost Words

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