April 6th, 2009 / 11:27 am
Web Hype

These Are Not Divergences They Are Where You Mean to Go

The trailer for Kathryn Regina‘s chapbook forthcoming from Greying Ghost is enough to make you cry.

Ingrid Burrington is an artist and writer in Baltimore, MD. Her work is pithy and remarkable. Check out this frames gag.

Nathan Leslie nails tone in “Pickle Man,” his story in the new JMWW.

If you care about chapbooks, what if you were in NYC on April 23-25 and went to this conference, called “A Celebration of the Chapbook“?

Via Chris Higgs, here is Ad-Art by Steve Lambert, a Firefox plug-in that replaces online ads with art. Will this development ruin online publishing?

I received HTML Giant-owned Chelsea Martin’s book Everything Was Fine Until Whatever from Future Tense this weekend. It’s amazing. Here’s a rad video (*I updated this link to the Noo Journal one I just watched, which is newer*).

Baseball season is now upon us, and accordingly Hobart released their annual baseball issue yesterday. In Simon Smith’s “Man’s Man,” an overzealous pinch-runner shoulda held at third. It’s literally mind-blowing.

Do link round-ups work in this Web 2.0 era, or are they more pre-embeddable video?

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6 Comments

  1. Matthew Simmons

      Links are good.

  2. Matthew Simmons

      Links are good.

  3. michael j

      thanks

  4. michael j

      thanks

  5. mariana

      Can anybody tell me where I mean to go? I am going in the right direction at leasT?

  6. mariana

      Can anybody tell me where I mean to go? I am going in the right direction at leasT?