Nate Pritts’s Big Bright Sun
Big Bright Sun
by Nate Pritts
BlazeVOX, 2010
100 pages / $16 Buy from Amazon
Nate Pritts’s Big Bright Sun celebrates witness, of one’s self and the self’s relationship to the world.
All of this is, frankly, // too much. When the bright red fire truck / zips (brightly) by I want to yell, “Here / is your emergency!” The red stop sign / sways gently in the bright wind not working // as usual. Today is still today. Time, / though brighter, passes normally. The difference // is that I can see exactly what I’m doing.
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September 16th, 2011 / 11:00 am
September 16th, 2011 / 11:00 am
Interview with John Dermot Woods
I’m pretty sure John Dermot Woods hasn’t killed any presidents, but he still opts to use his assassin name on the cover of his book, The Complete Collection of People, Places & Things (BlazeVOX 2009).
That’s a title worth remembering, but I don’t blame anyone who can’t do it. I always call it The Complete List of Stuff, even though John’s title is better. I like how he places no limit on what is included. Apparently, it is the complete collection of everything and everyone, everywhere, ever. READ MORE >
John Dermot Woods’s The Complete Collection of people, places & things
I just ordered this: so too should you: John Dermot Woods’s The Complete Collection of people, places & things, which is surely to be wholly wonderful and grand.
PRE-ORDER SPECIAL!
Order The Complete Collection of people, places & things by July 15 and get it for only $12 (25% off the cover price) with free shipping in the U.S.
EXTRA STUFF FOR THE FIRST 50 PEOPLE WHO ORDER:
- A signed/numbered screen print, commemorating the book’s release
-personalized copy with a limited edition, signed book plate
(be sure to specify your shipping address)
The Complete Collection of people, places & things
a novel by John Dermot Woods
BlazeVOX Books 2009
ISBN: 9781935402466
175 pp. Perfect Bound. With Drawings.
BlazeVox; free ebooks out the ass
I knew BlazeVox had ebooks, but I had no idea of there were more than 60.
In particular, there is a brand new e-title from one of my recent favorite people:
Sean Kilpatrick’s THE MAN WHO FOLLOWED ME HOME FROM WORK: Sean is just a slayer and will say anything, and his power comes through in the lines. I am excited for this compendium of his earlier stuff.
Also free are books by Ted Pelton, Juliet Cook, and Mark Cunningham, among others. A great trove of stuff.
Looking through this, then, also inspired me to take up their 3 for $20 deal on print titles, which includes ones from Louis E. Bourgeois, Michael Basinski, Daniel Borzutzky, Noah Eli Gordon and more.
If that isn’t enough, there’s also a new issue of their e-journal, which has the badass Brandi Wells, among many others.
Get to work.
