Showing posts with label melanie brannagan frederiksen. Show all posts
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Saturday, October 2, 2021

Pushcart Nominations

When I solicited poems for Odd Poems 2021, I thought it was going to be a one-off thing. Getting back to making things (physical things), a fun project in the midst of the pandemic, etc. And then there was all kinds of interest, and rob mclennan asked me what my press was called, and I had to think of something, and after some panicking and Googling, I came up with a name, and now I have a press? And a couple of items released, more planned, and even more ideas? Which was I think part of his plan all along.

Having put out not just Odd Poems but having started +doc (a biannual long poems journal), and starting to actually think in terms of having a small press, I wanted to submit Pushcart nominations, and I have. These are:

I really want to thank all the poets who have let me publish their work, and everyone who sent work for consideration. It has been an absolute pleasure working with you, and I look forward to many more projects in the coming years.

Wednesday, June 30, 2021

+doc.1 - now available!

             It should be really easy, telling
            The truth
 

            A rat eating happily through wire

            Trouble is you never know
            Whether the breaker’s flipped

                    -       Tom Snarsky, from “Time As The Lightning Bolt We Don’t Receive Whole”

I am very pleased to announce the first issue of +doc, a new, biannual journal of longer poems. The response to my initial announcement was amazing, and thanks to submissions from so many incredible poets, the first issue took shape immediately.


Featuring work by melanie brannagan frederiksen, rob mclennan, and Tom Snarsky, and cover art by Fredrik Skarstedt, +doc.1 offers insight into the beauty and worry of our day-to-day lives, asking what we hold important, particularly in the context of the last year.

To purchase a copy, PayPal me or E-transfer jcd748@mail.usask.ca (CA: $4, US and International: $6, payable in CAD) and include your name and mailing address. Copies will be sent by regular mail. Please be patient with arrival times!

53pp, saddle stitched.

+doc.11 (Summer 2026)

                                                ... Yes, we want                to be transported via metaphors;                it’s t...