Today marks the start of #MentalHealthMonth and we’re sharing new poems about mental health lived experience by our #MADPoetry poets.
This incredible visual poem by #AnthonyMannix is titled 'Intricately and Intimately Fractured'. Examine it up close: https://t.co/IeZIu5BkaO
Morning, creatives! We're excited to offer NSW residents a series of free #MADPoetry digital workshops with @DavidStavanger and guest poets as part of #MentalHealthMonth 2020.
Places limited so register your spot to join a workshop this October.
#RUOKDay#RUOKDay2020
Morning, creatives! We're excited to offer NSW residents a series of free #MADPoetry digital workshops with @DavidStavanger and guest poets as part of #MentalHealthMonth 2020.
Places limited so register your spot to join a workshop this October.
#RUOKDay#RUOKDay2020
Huge thanks to Joel Ephraims for his insightful review of my poetry collection Recipes for the Disaster. Thanks also to Plumwood Mountain for continuing to foster reviews.
Great to see @funnomad’s BardCode project - original #Shakespeare scholarship as Visual Poetry inspiring many other creative works - here’s a video I put together.
Gregory Betts' (@funnomad) new book: Sweet Forme is selling fast (thanks all!) - original scholarship on Shakespeare's sonnets as Visual Poetry - each sonnet's syllabic sound pattern as a colour grid - here, colours of Sonnet 13 are mapped back into music https://t.co/W5BkL77aOP
Purchase SWEET FORME by Gregory Betts—(who translates THE SONNETS by William Shakespeare, converting them all into colourful gridworks, each of which encodes the rhymes for every syllable throughout the entire oeuvre, via @funnomad): https://t.co/xOrBDMRYyU
Happy to say we released Sweet Forme: Shake-Speare's Perfect Sonnets today by Gregory Betts @funnomad. @christianbok describes the project as 'So beautiful, so wonderful, is this exercise that I kick myself for not having thought of it first ...
Excited to say Apothecary Archive is releasing a new book: Sweet Forme: Shake-Speare’s Perfect Sonnets by Gregory Betts @funnomad – it is visual poetry – it is new experimental scholarship on Shakespeare’s sonnets – published here first in a full-colour hardback limited edition.
'The Toy of the Spirit' by Anthony Mannix reviewed - we've collaborated for 15 years - his collected writings was a 5-year project. "The Toy of the Spirit is a dazzling and intricate entry point to the psychedelic playground that is his inner world." https://t.co/skFvH2ssiq
Really interesting essay by @lferney on the history of hip hop sampling and how similar techniques are at play in collage poems, in terms of theft, citation, homage and sociality. Love the metaphor of the “landmine”. My book Where Only the Sky had Hung Before gets a mention:
#edwinmorgan100
Another experimental one from #EdwinMorgan from 1967 published by Hansjörg Mayer, part of the brilliant Futura series. Signed at the top. A single sheet folded, with 7 'emergent' poems. Here is the cover and Message Clear. EM was constantly inventing new forms...
A glimpse at what I've been getting up to under the guise of social media detoxing - mostly writing and walking my dog. Thanks to @GriffithReview for publishing this lil piece👌🏽
American pals, I'm heading toward you in March/April! Going to do a little LOST ARABS tour. No set dates yet, but I'd love to do some readings wherever people are willing to hear some poetry. I'll definitely be in NYC, happy to go elsewhere and open for bookings. Please RT 🙏🏽♥️
This is it, the end of our publishing year! Huge thanks to all our readers and contributors across 2019.
We leave you with this editorial statement from our stellar new co-editors, @evelynaraluen and @jonathandunk
https://t.co/976XIrBgTD
University of Western Australia: Dear University of Western Australia: reinstate UWA Publishing - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/H41srmvHcs via @ChangeAUS
'Harkin’s Archival-Poetics is an exercise in the right of reply. In doing so, it names the power of archives, so this power cannot remain invisible but rather, can be challenged and critiqued.'
Nathan Sentance on Natalie Harkin - https://t.co/XkUvEp4uKC