Glenn Bach

Vibrations that beat and dash at the eye at adhere eclipse at moved at at feverish at no matter at how much we at no matter no matter how at love we never enough

Rosmarie Waldrop

Nobody else is doing what a/g does

As i’ve said before, and will probably say again, the most important twentieth century artist of the English landscape.

title graphic for above/ground press. founded July 1993 : CELEBRATING THIRTY-PLUS YEARS OF CONTINUOUS ACTIVITY + MORE THAN 1400 PUBLICATIONS TO DATE! Ottawa-based poetry chapbook + broadside publisher; publisher of The Peter F. Yacht Club (a writer's group magazine) + Touch the Donkey (a small poetry magazine) + G U E S T [a journal of guest editors] + periodicities: a journal of poetry and poetics, as well as home of The Factory Reading Series (founded January 1993); edited/published/curated by rob mclennan

EVAD, the second chapter of Atlas, has been selected by @robmclennan.bsky.social for publication by above/ground press, forthcoming in 2026.

It's SO Steve.

The Symptomatology Series - Interalia Magazine Lia Pas is a multidisciplinary artist who works in image, text, and sound exploring body and states of being. She was an active composer/performer and poet/librettist until 2015 when she became disabled...

There’s a piece about my #SciArt #symptomatology #embroidery series in the latest issue of Interalia Magazine. #MedSky 🧪

"Steve Roden spent his life cutting quiet openings into the fabric of perception, inviting listeners to step sideways into a universe where the faintest rustle carries the weight of a revelation."

If anybody would like this #letterpress print on Miami language 'myaamiaataweenki' revitalization, email me @ markalanmattes@gmail.com & I will share details. All proceeds support cultural programming @ the Myaamia Center @ Miami U. #Indigenous #NAIS #bookhistory #NativeAmerica #printmaking

glowing review on chaindlk.com

STEVE RODEN
'six sound installations' (LINE_168)
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Susan Howe

I would bet the Reid brothers were mainlining Husker Du when putting this record together.

The Jesus and Mary Chain - Psychocandy album cover. The Reid brothers, a drum and large lettering. The entire image has a slightly faded quality, as if it were a still from a VHS recording.

Four decades back a major label released a debut album that sounded like almost nothing on earth while still sounding incredibly familiar. Our man in San Francisco Ned Raggett takes stock of it all

Happy Birthday to the JAMC's Psychocandy, which turns 40 today!

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"I don't know" is my mission statement.

@dragonslayerma.bsky.social for this week's #promptcombo #northstar, I present you with a (slightly cheating) beau présent poem about Kochab, one of the two 'guardians of the pole' that were once believed to be the true north star. It's also the second brightest star in Ursa Minor ✴️

Imagine when around 80% of the island of Ireland looked something like this, with lynx, wild boar, wolves, bears, and so much more. We should be a rainforest nation.

A *massive* part of our heritage has been stolen from us. Let's start bringing some of it back, via #Rewilding.

Gary Snyder

Paul Strand.

The White Fence.
Port Kent, New York.

1917.

don’t throw away yr broken gear, kids

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Hüsker Dü :: 1985: The Miracle Year

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Hüsker Dü’s miracle year came at the mid 80s when, in the span of 12 months, the band released three monumental albums: Zen Arcade in the summer of 1984, New Day Rising at the beginning of 85 and Flip Your Wig in September...

Those talking openly about witchery often focus on the active aspects – possibly because they like telling people what to do. There's a neglect of passive enchantments, those parts of witchery where we listen, where we commune with the land. – #EmilyCBanting, 1982 #WitchSky

٢ ٠ مم- دق مت D战那呵”时拼 I the tower with the bell ringing al the speaker has left the dark wood: ight walbمب ٤ 2م

Susan Howe, from Debths

Gary Snyder

The new issue of Word for / Word includes an excerpt from Untitled poem about a red box, plus work by @shemurph.bsky.social, @atlascorpus.bsky.social, and many others! Thanks to Jonathan Minton for the beautiful curatorship.

Forrest Gander,
from <Torn Awake>

Honored to have five Atlas excerpts in Word For/Word #45. Thanks, Jonathan Minton, for your continued support. www.wordforword.info/vol45/Bach.h...

Extralibrary Loan: Making the Civic Infrastructure We Need Amid a war on public knowledge, libraries are pushing outward, enlarging the commons through new configurations of civic and creative life.

I wrote about public libraries as spaces of civic solidarity, common knowledge, and public infrastructure — all endangered by commercial and federal saboteurs

Quilts! Wish I could see this. Will settle, for now, for the fantastic exhibition we saw recently at the American Folk Art Museum in NYC. folkartmuseum.org/exhibitions/...

"Peter Schmidt uses the “strikethrough” as a kind of shadow-writing: his “Encyclopedia of Light” reveals little dark threads of undoing — marks of the second thought that endlessly cancels the first."

A beautiful read with paintings by Joseph Mallord William Turner.

Clayton Eshleman,
from “Combarelles”

Will biodiversity actions yield healthy places? A systematic review of human health outcomes associated with biodiversity‐focused urban greening Read the free Plain Language Summary for this article on the Journal blog.

Yes, solutions for nature are also solutions for health!

This new analysis finds urban greening is "associated with a wide range of positive health outcomes including improved physical and mental health, increased physical activity, improved childhood development, and reduced exposure to harms."