SANDY MCINTOSH ARTICLE RE. DONALD TRUMP!

Sandy McIntosh penned an article about his experience with Donald Trump in The Daily Beast.  You can see it HERE;  it begins:

Lately, people who know I went to military school with Donald Trump have been asking, “Did you ever take a shower with him?” They want to know, of course, if he is as well endowed as he claims. 

Although I must have been in the same gang shower with him many times, the truth is I never looked. And as far as I know, nobody else did, either.   

In fact, as I’ve confessed elsewhere, I have only positive memories of Donald from my school years. Once at military school, when I really needed it, he helped me out of a difficult jam with a brutish barracks commandant who was his role model and whose influence we see in Trump the bullying presidential candidate.

THE DAILY ART SOURCE REVIEWS EILEEN TABIOS BOOK

Chris Mansel reviews Eileen Tabios' new book The Connoisseur of Alleys in The Daily Art Source. Chris calls it "yet another interesting book by Ms. Tabios."

MARSH HAWK PRESS AT AWP!

Marsh Hawk Press is at AWP -- go HERE for information on activities at our booth.

In addition, some Marsh Hawkers are part of panels, e.g.:

Justin Petropoulous: "Mayhem and More Mayhem: The World of Collaborative Writing,"  9am - 10:15am on Saturday, April 2.

MARSH HAWK AT AWP!

Marsh Hawk Press invites you to its AWP Table. Several authors also will be signing their new books.  As well, there will be an offsite (but only a block from AWP) reading on Friday, April 1.  Details Below!

Signings at Marsh Hawk Table:

Sandy McIntosh	Marsh Hawk Press	Friday	11:30 AM - 12:30 PM	1301
Stephen Paul Miller	Marsh Hawk Press	Friday	3:30 PM - 4:30 PM	1301
Paul Pines	Marsh Hawk Press	Friday	1:00 PM - 2:00 PM	1301
Tana Jean Welch	Marsh Hawk Press	Friday	2:00 PM - 3:30 PM	1301

OFFSITE READING

Join Marsh Hawk Press authors for a frolicking good time in Los Angeles at Opulen Studios (a block from AWP). Wine and snacks. Free admission.

Friday, April 1 at 7 PM - 9 PM

Opulen Studios

1309 S Flower St, Los Angeles, California 90015

Readings by:

Sharon Dolin
Tana Jean Welch 
Sandy McIntosh
Jane Augustine 
Mary Mackey
George Quasha
Christina Olivares
Paul Pines
Justin PetropoulousModerated by Burt Kimmelman

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In memory of Claudia Carlson

MARTHA KING ON BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE

You are invited to read a most interesting essay about Black Mountain College by Martha King, over HERE!

REVIEW OF THOMAS FINK'S SELECTED POEMS!

Eminent poet-critic William Allegrezza reviews Thomas Fink's Selected Poems & Poetic Series over at p-ramblings.  You can see his review HERE, but here's an excerpt:

Do you read left to right across the page?  That seems to make sense, except the piece has a design which seems to suggest that one should follow it down and around.  Any why is there a shape?  Why is there space in the middle of the poem?  Fink's poems, not just this one, make you question your reading process while at the same time pushing you off in new directions.  For example, the Home Cooked Diamond series reminds me of rain, and that makes me think of Apollinaire's "Il Pleut," yet Fink's poems are on a completely different topic. 

All in all, I'm very happy to see that Fink has published a selected.  I hope it introduces new readers to his work and makes people look back over his collections and realize how amazingly good they are.

CHRISTINA OLIVARES IN WOMEN OF THE WORLD POETRY SLAM!

We're delighted to share that Christina Olivares will be among those participating in Women of the World Poetry Slam, March 9-12, at Pratt Institute!  Go HERE for more information!