Jul 06
Mather SchneiderTWAK, poetry, random Hipsters, HTMLGiant, mather schneider, poetry, tao lin, TWAK
HTML GIANT
They got it figured
out yo
they got it all
figured out:
anything that doesn’t make
sense is profound, and nothing
juxtaposed
with more nothing
is suddenly something.
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May 25
Mather SchneiderLiterature, poetry Bukowski, cloning, emerson, john marshal, neo nazis, poetry
Thirty five years ago two humanoids were artificially created. They were mixed in test tubes like martinis. The first one was formed, or “crafted”, from a carefully chosen composite of genes, and the second was then cloned from the first.
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May 09
Nathan TyreeLiterature, Review, poetry anger, gordon massman, poetry, tarpaulin sky, the essential numbers
The Essential Numbers
by Gordon Massman
Tarpaulin Sky Press
I cannot fucking review Gordon Massman’s The Essential numbers. This collection of prose poetry came in the mail over a year ago. I had been waiting for it and was quite excited when it showed up. That night I read the book in a single sitting. My reaction was one of shock. I felt numb and dazed by what I had experienced. I had to believe that the book was something other than what I first perceived.
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May 03
Khakjaan WessingtonUncategorized anapest, dactyl, iamb, meter, poetry, pyrrhic, spondee, trochee
Iambs are for elevated speech. Because the lines do not start with a stressed beat, the iamb is a cool-headed metrical form. Due to the stressed second beat, the iamb naturally lends itself to endstops. A talented poet can use the interplay of a line pause to break up the logical tick-tok of the iamb. More
Apr 25
Nathan Tyreepoetry Pasckie Pascua, poetry
TWAK presents a poem: Nomads by Pasckie Pascua
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Apr 24
Michael MartinInterview, poetry Interview, journalism, Pasckie Pascua, poetry
We are proud to present and interview with Pasckie Pascua
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Apr 15
Nathan Tyreepoetry, writing Alex M. Pruteanu, poetry
We are pleased to present poetry by Alex M. Pruteanu
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Apr 06
Nathan TyreeLiterature, Publishing, TWAK, poetry fiction, poetry, Publishing
Trick with a Knife wants to publish some fiction and poetry (just a little, and rarely). To that end submissions are open and will remain open until I say they are closed. Send your words (in the body of an email) to twak@disproductions.org. Rsponse times will vary wildly. I mean it.
If you are curious about the sort of writing we want, look at our contributors. Read their words out there on the internet. Then you will understand.
With love.
Mar 19
Nathan TyreeReview, poetry, writing Howie Good, lovesick, poetry
Lovesick by Howie Good
The Poetry Press
ISBN 978-0978904166
Howie Good turns words into a reciprocating saw that can be worked through your gut. He has internalized the existential horror of existence and turned it outward. In the pages of Lovesick, Good alternates between the scalpel and the three pound hammer. He slices and smashes. These poems deal with terror, love, pain, loss, regret, politics; in short, all of the terrible things that life has to offer.
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