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Stirrup Pants Chapbooks
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Stirrup Pants Chapbooks
at All Along Press * 2712 Cherokee Street * Saint Louis, Missouri * Tues-Sat 10-6
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20100725
from Princess Seismograph (Seattle)
Cait Rippey’s Touch Me is the illustrated story of her boating adventure to Cypress Island, during which she recollects the poem “Touch Me” by Stanley Kunitz. The poem takes over and moves her through time and space and the story feels so out-loud that the illustrations become what’s written. Cait’s boating companions are never introduced so we must have always known them, and everything is more intimate for being wrapped in a construction paper wave. –Maggie Ginestra
from WinteRed (Minneapolis)
John Colburn’s poem, “The Lawrence Welk Diaries,” looks like a play in four acts that you’d very much like to put on, but shouldn’t, because it’s more ecstatic to only half-envision a “wolf field” and easier to pretend “all I can think about it Yoko Ono” is a normal human emotion on the page. There, pronouncements and banter are free to braid into the lyric landscape that characters Michel Foucault, Eartha Kitt, Sam Shephard, and Lawrence Welk are desperate to describe. -Maggie Ginestra
20100721
from Ugly Duckling Presse (Brooklyn)
Dorothea Lasky's Poetry Is Not a Project is a heartening little essay for recovering mfa students and exhausted poetry veterans alike. Whatever brand of po-biz bruise marks your particular heart, you'll be glad to read that "real poetry," as Lasky sees it, is "a party from which you may never return home." Complete with Sarah Glidden's illustrations of wistful looking youths lounging on logs or eating ferally from animal carcasses, this pamphlet is a call for poets to stop conceiving and start making love. -Joseph Collins
OFFICIAL AND IMMINENT
The chapbooks have landed in their new home, All Along Press, where a sweet pup lolls in the sun and amazing things are made every day. Visit visit. In the Stirrup Pants corner, one title each from presses all over the country will be there for you to discover. It's so exciting that the chaps will be accessible whenever All Along is open (Tuesday thru Saturday) and that they will be mingling with all the excitements that take place there. Check back here for a semi-current list of what's available and for mini-reviews of select offerings.
20100711
20100521
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mangia + claire wolff + hot new proposals
see you there!
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Agnes Fox Press
Book of Numbers Book of Letters by Phil Cordelli
Boxwood Editions
Young Adult by Claire Becker
Cannibal Books
CANNIBAL, Issue 5
The Catenary Press
The Houses by Elisabeth Benjamin
The Cupboard Pamphlet
Catalpa (this is not true) by Amanda Goldblatt
DoubleCross Press
Sextuplets Are Not That Heavy by Danielle Roderick
h_ngm_n
Collected Ghost by Ben Mirov
Lazy Frog Press
Heartbreaking Machines by Gina Myers and Nate Pritts
New Michigan Press
Mr. Worthington's Beautiful Experiments on Splashes
by Genine Lentine
by Genine Lentine
Octopus Books
Hornet Homily by Patrick Culliton
Princess Seismograph
"Touch Me" by Stanley Kunitz, reprinted with illustrations by Cait Rippey
Sarabande Books
Lucy by Jean Valentine
Slash Pine Press
Fondant Pig Angst by Juliet Cook
Ugly Duckling Presse
Poetry Is Not a Project by Dorothea Lasky
WinteRed Press Chaplet Series
The Lawrence Welk Diaries and The Hallucinogenists by John Colburn
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