RECENTLY CLOUDS by Jess Mynes and Aaron Tieger

Four years in the making, the long awaited followup to COLTSFOOT INSULARITY (Fewer & Further, 2005) sees these two poets and friends once again charting vernal manifestations in pastorals both interior and exterior. Written in correspondence in May, 2005, these poems mix and remix and emerge as a unique, faceted thing.

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PHANTASMAL REPEATS by Guillermo Parra

Spare, abstract, thoughtful, the poems in PHANTASMAL REPEATS move sneakily within an insular, ambient framework. They are self-referential to an extent but still viscerally linked to the world at large.

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OUT ANOTHER by Michael Carr

In Michael Carr's OUT ANOTHER a mentholated wind blows the reader from deja to jamais vu and back, in a poemscape that lies distinctively in between. These poems, like continental noir, present a facade that may or may not be real.

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END NOTEBOOK by Geoffrey Olsen

Of END NOTEBOOK, Brenda Iijima writes "Subtle ambient registrations accrue and gracefully dissipate in Geoff Olsen's End Notebook. Sensitive to atmospheric pressures these gestural phrasings shimmer. There is no subtext here but being, itself."

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See Geoff Olsen read from END NOTEBOOK: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWalOqv3_B8

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SUMMER POEMS by Aaron Tieger

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DOKUMENT by Catherine Meng

In a sequence populated by iconic and diverse figures from Peachy Peach and Glenn Gould to Bon Jovi and someone called Bullet, Meng writes a fragmentary lyricism informed by the book's epigraph (from Philip Roth): "It's impossible to report anything faithfully other than one's own temperature; everything is allegory."

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