EILEEN TABIOS IN FILIPINA LITERATURE

Barbara Jane Reyes is teaching a Filipina Literature class at University of San Francisco, for which  she's created a slide presentation that includes Eileen Tabios! You can see the entire presentation HERE. Others noted are Ninotchka Rosca, Jessica Hagedorn. M. Evelina Galang, Marianne Villanueva, Lynda Barry, Erin Entrada Kelly, Melissa Chadburn and Trinidad Escobar.

Barbara's spotlight of Eileen features an excerpt from a poem "I Do" which is from her 2005 Marsh Hawk book,  I TAKE THEE, ENGLISH, FOR MY BELOVED.

PAUL PINES ON HOME PLANET NEWS

Paul Pines has two poems on HOME PLANET NEWS. You are invited to click on the links below:

"Ulysses in Decline"
and
"The Death of Carlos Casteneda"

SPRING 2016 BOOK LAUNCH--EIGHT BOOKS!

Marsh Hawk Press Quick Links Get Directions to Poets House Marsh Hawk Press Winner of the 2015 Marsh Hawk Press Poetry Prize TANA JEAN WELCH: lATEST VOLCANO A book of ruthless poise, Latest Volcanomasters form and forms-pantoum, sestina, terza rima, narrative, elegy-well-suited to its wily protagonist, Eros. A canny figure, unabashed by war or fidelity, in league with cruelty and memory, Eros, somewhat at the expense of the poet, evolves a wild, patient, don't-mess-with-me self-knowledge. "Stay still and love/fades..." she says; but you, are you to move on? Loop back? Dance for your life? Well, all of those.-Stephanie Strickland Spring 2016 Book Launch & Party at Poets House, NYC When: Thursday, May 5, 2016 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Where: Poets House, 10 River Terrace, New York City Free and Open to the Public Celebrating the publication of: Thomas Fink: Selected Poems & Poetic Series Fresh marvelously exuberant lyric wildness. -Charles Bernstein Sandy McIntosh: A Hole In the Ocean: A Hamptons' Apprenticeship Irresistibly amusing and engaging recollections, always with retrospective self-awareness, insight and bittersweet gratitude.-Phillip Lopate Stephen Paul Miller: Any Lie You Tell Will Be the Truth Stephen Paul Miller spins the coin so we can see, dialectically, both sides simultaneously. -Craig Dworkin George Quasha: Things Done For Themselves An infinitely textatic reverberance of aphoristic euphoria.- Adeena Karasick Paul Pines: Charlotte Songs                            The full paradox of living with his child as she grows from toddler to young woman. Inventive, humorous, baffling and poignant. -Dalt Wonk Claudia Carlson: My Chocolate Sarcophagus In these poems, Carlson brings us an important message from the edge of life. -Mary Mackey Eileen R. Tabios: The Connoisseur of Alleys Eileen R. Tabios is arguably the most prolific and inventive experimental writer in the U.S. -Vince Gotera Daniel Morris: Hit Play "Love Never Fails" is about as complete a hagiography of the Disco Queen as can be. - Andrei Codrescu Our Mission For Sixteen Years: Highlighting the Breadth of Affinities Between Poetry and the Visual Arts Marsh Hawk Press is an imprint of Poetry Mailing LIst, Inc., a 501(c) 3 not-for-profit corporation under United States Internal Revenue Code.

TANA JEAN WELCH IN VERSE DAILY

We're delighted to share that a poem from Tana Jean Welch's Marsh Hawk Press book, Latest Volcano, is featured in VERSE DAILY!

NEW ORLEANS POETRY FESTIVAL

Eileen Tabios, Paul Pines and Sandy McIntosh represented Marsh Hawk Press at this weekend's New Orleans Inaugural Poetry Festival.  Here are some pictures!

(Paul Pines)

(Sandy McIntosh)

(In the audience)

EILEEN TABIOS IN SEEDINGS

Eileen Tabios has an essay, "Babaylan Poetics & the MDR Poetry Generator" in Seedings, Issue One, edited by Jerrold Shirroma!  The essay presents the conceptual underpinning to her most recent books, including her recent Marsh Hawk release, THE CONNOISSEUR OF ALLEYS.

Please also check out the other participants in Seedings, certainly an impressive roster:

Pura López Colomé – from Speaking in Song (hearing and forgetting) (tr. Dan Bellm)

Rachel Tzvia Back – In the Quiet Hills: Lost & Found Lyrics

Michèle Métail – from Earth’s Horizons (tr. Marcella Durand)

Rachel Blau DuPlessis – from Numbers

Aleksandr Blok – On Death (tr. Peter France)

Lu Xun – Three Poems (tr. Matt Turner)

Pierre Reverdy – from Painted Stars (tr. Dan Bellm)

Brian Lucas – Five Poems

Guillermo Parra – Moro / Westphalen

César Moro – Seven Poems (tr. Guillermo Parra)

Emilio Adolfo Westphalen – Seven Poems (tr. Guillermo Parra)

from The Aeneid, Book VII (tr. David Hadbawnik)

Marcella Durand – Four Poems

Demosthenes Agrafiotis – from Y’es (tr. Angelos Sakkis & John Sakkis)

Elke Erb – Haste Makes Waste (tr. Rosmarie Waldrop)

Etel Adnan – At Two in the Afternoon (tr. Sarah Riggs)

Nathaniel Tarn – Three Poems

Eileen R. Tabios – Babaylan Poetics & the MDR Poetry Generator

René Depestre – Seven Pillars of Innocence (tr. Colin Dayan)

Santiago Vizcaíno – Four Poems (tr. Alexis Levitin)

Paul Verlaine – Forgotten Little Arias (tr. Keith Waldrop)

Sarah Riggs – Manifolds

Jaime Montestrela – from Fluid Fables (tr. Cole Swensen)

Τζών Σακκής – Τα Νησιά (Μετάφραση, Θανάσης Φωτιάδης Λίνα Τσουκαλά και Άγγελος Σακκής)

Rosmarie Waldrop – Doing

Larry Kearney – On Translation

Λάρρυ Κέρνυ – H Μετάφραση (Μετάφραση, Άγγελος Σακκής)

Laura Moriarty – from Late Mourning

John Olson – Two Poems

Sara Tuss Efrik – Gland (tr. Johannes Göransson)

Will Alexander – from Concerning the Henbane Bird

SHARON DOLIN READING TODAY IN CALIFORNIA!

You are invited to a reading featuring Sharon Dolin and Chana Bloch in Piedmont, CA. 7-9 p.m. at Kehilla Community Synagogue.  More information HERE!

CLAUDIA CARLSON: A CELEBRATION OF LIFE

ROGER SMITH HOTEL 151 LEXINGTON AVE @ 47TH STREET New York City Saturday, April 9, 2016 2:00 pm

Claudia Carlson, poet, photographer and designer of more than fifty Marsh Hawk Press titles, passed away this January. You are invited to attend this memorial offered by her family and friends to celebrate her life and talent. Come share stories & memories. Poetry - Chocolate - Laughter - Hugs - Spring Refreshments - Love Map and Information about the Roger Smith Hotel

Before she passed, Claudia completed her third and final collection of poetry, My Chocolate Sarcophagus.  Of this book Mary Mackey writes: "The twenty-three poems in Claudia Carlson's My Chocolate Sarcophagus combine raw courage and absolute beauty. Powerful, poignant, ecstatically lyrical, and beautifully crafted, they present us with an unflinching contemplation of mortality that never descends into sentimentality. In these poems, Carlson brings us an important message from the edge of life." Please visit our web site for more information about this title

PAOLO JAVIER PART OF EXPERIMENTAL SHORT FILMS!

Lynn Sachs and Sean Hanley's film, "Starfish Aorta Colossus," which is based on a poem by Paolo Javier is one of eight experimental shorts featured HERE--go to link for more information:

Presented in association with the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive 
Co-sponsored by San Francisco Cinematheque

Curated by Kathy Geritz and Vanessa O’Neill

Eight artist-made films explore things that pass between us. Songs, stories and trinkets are handed down from one generation to the next. Ghosts of the past take shape in the present, haunting cityscapes and backyards. Friends and family come together to build a house, read a poem, share traditions and construct a film. Featuring work by Alexandre Larose, Jodie Mack, Adele Horne, Jonathan Schwartz, Zach Iannazzi, Scott Stark, Lynne Sachs, Sean Hanley and Sky Hopinka. 

BURT KIMMELMAN READING (NEW YORK CITY)

Note from Martha King:

Save the date: April 7--6:30, at SideWalk Cafe when Elinor Nauen and I (as Prose Pros) present readings by Debbie Nathan and Burt Kimmelman.

Nathan is known for her expose of the real story of Sybil and her multiple personalities; Kimmelman, known for his poetry and literary scholarship, will read from memoirs of growing up half-red diapered. Join us! 6:30 to 7:45. Avenue A @ 6th Street.

MARSH HAWK PRESS WOULD LOVE TO MEET YOU AT AWP!

Marsh Hawk Press is at AWP!  You are invited to stop by our Table 1301 to say Hello, pick up information about our annual poetry book contest, and peruse our lovely book offerings:

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