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Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop Smiling

Smiles of the Unstoppable is a 60-page collection of 34 poems, each one about a page to two pages long. It’s a really nicely designed book. Magic Helicopter Press released it on January 1. (Magic Helicopter, of course, is the press run by HTMLGiant’s own super-productive Mike Young.) At first glance the cover image appears to be a kid mid-puke, but if you keep looking you’ll see what it actually is — a kid bobbing for apples. The poems are similar. READ MORE >

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February 16th, 2011 / 2:24 pm

drunk sonnet # 18

Damn, I thought this was going to be more dramatic, bit to re-shoot and all that is really not in the spirit of drunk sonnets. I’ll do another later. I am actually drunk. So sorry here. Some times with I could act more drunk when drunk, so sorry. But  i sure as hell shot this poem and will shoot another better later. I do believe is shooting poems, as do you. i keep hearing birds.

S

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March 27th, 2010 / 11:49 pm

2 New from Magic Helicopter Press

Two really exciting new handmade chapbooks (I will not call them ‘chaps’) from the exciting, pastel colored Magic Helicopter Press: Mary Miller’s LESS SHINY and Benjamin Buchholz’s THIRTEEN STARES.

Here are specs:


Mary Miller’s LESS SHINY

5×7.5
Saddlestitched
36 pg
First Printing: November 2008, 75 numbered copies

DESCRIPTION

A collection of short short stories from the author of Big World (short flight/long drive books 2009). Mary Miller’s stories have appeared in the Oxford American, New Stories from the South 2008, Mississippi Review, Black Clock, Quick Fiction, Barrelhouse, Hobart, and elsewhere.

EXCERPTS

from NOÖ Journal: “This Boy I Loved a Rock”

from elimae: “South Dakota”

from SmokeLong Quarterly: “A Blind Dog Named Killer and a Colony of Bees”

Benjamin Buchholz’s THIRTEEN STARES.

5×7.5
Saddlestitched
36 pg
First Printing: November 2008, 75 numbered copies

DESCRIPTION

A collection of poems and photographs from US Army officer Benjamin Buchholz, who is the author of the non-fiction book Private Soldiers from WHS Press, now nominated for the Book of the Year Award by ForeWord Magazine. Work Buchholz published in 2007 has been nominated for the Pushcart, the Million Writers Award, and included in the anthology Best of the Web from Dzanc Press.

EXCERPTS

from NOÖ Journal

from Tryst: “Promotions and Demotions”

from Tarpaulin Sky: “Nowords”

Two killer new things to read and gift and give and enjoy. Cheap! Kick it.

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November 30th, 2008 / 2:31 pm