watching...
Vivre se vie - great film by Jean-Luc Godard. Here's the orginal trailer:
I roam the whole universe from here. - Han-shan
Vivre se vie - great film by Jean-Luc Godard. Here's the orginal trailer:
Posted by sam of the ten thousand things @ 12:38 PM 10 comments
Labels: film, film diary, films to live by
Totally immersed in Frank Stanford these days.
"When you take the lost road
You find the bright feathers of morning
Laid out in proportion to snow and light"
Posted by sam of the ten thousand things @ 1:55 PM 0 comments
Normally, I never seem to make this sort of post, but thought I would this year. A recent illness that I've been progressing through has made me view my own work with a different shade. My journal is now a talisman. Writing – always important – has now become something along the lines of breathing ... in terms of how much I need it – the good, the bad, and the ugly. And I do seem to write a lot of Lee Van Cleef, but that’s ok. He needs words too.
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In 2010, a number of journals, print and online, said no to my works.
18 journals said yes: 40 poems accepted and 3 works of flash / Thanks to the editors of these venues:
A-Minor
BLIP
BluePrintReview
BOXCAR Poetry Review
Corium Magazine
Dogzplot
FRiGG
Istanbul Literary Review
Metazen
OCHO
Poets / Artists
Press 1
MiPOesias
Ramshackle Review
Shampoo
Six Sentences
This: A Literary Webzine
Used Furniture Review
Posted by sam of the ten thousand things @ 8:12 AM 7 comments
My chapbook Lessons in Morphology (GOSS183) is now available at issuu.com
Posted by sam of the ten thousand things @ 1:02 PM 4 comments
My collection of poems Inside a Broken Clock is now available for preorder from Finishing Line Press. The official prepublication/advance copy sales period, which will determine the size of the press, will last until Oct. 15.
Here's the link to Finishing Line Press - New Releases and Forthcoming Titles.
Posted by sam of the ten thousand things @ 10:36 AM 1 comments
We make a harvest of loneliness and desiring in the blank wasteland of the cosmos. - Jack Gilbert