Two excerpts from Atlas appear in the inaugural issue of Barren Magazine, August 2018: “Start by emergent terrain” and “What lies in the origin.”
Atlas excerpt in 8 Poems
Five poems in Ex-Ex-Lit
Five excerpts from Atlas published in Experiential-Experimental Literature, 11 July 2018.
Two poems in Sheila-Na-Gig
Two excerpts from Atlas have been published in Sheila-Na-Gig, Volume 2.3, Spring 2018.
Imprintable
Imprintable takes over from Atlas Place and Atlas Sets. The content from both of those projects are now, or soon will be, housed under the Imprintable banner. This change introduces a more pliant infrastructure for documenting my conversations with artists and educators about their work, how their practice is rooted in a place, and how the landscape is shaped in turn by their presence.
Atlas Place: McLean Fahnestock
The latest installment of Atlas Place features a conversation with media artist and educator McLean Fahnestock.
Atlas Alamitos and Atlas Lucida
New poetry manuscripts in process. Excerpts forthcoming.
Atlas Place @ soundpedro
Atlas Place @ soundpedro, a program of sound and dialog, will take place on Saturday, 3 June 2017, 5-11 PM, as part of soundpedro, an evening of sonic happenings, Angels Gate Cultural Center, San Pedro, CA. The program will feature sets by Yann Novak, Robert Crouch, Steve Roden, and the Southern California Soundscape Ensemble. At 6 PM, I will moderate a panel discussion, Atlas Place: Living Sound in Los Angeles, with Yann, Robert, and Steve. Admission is free.
Poetry Reading for Chiron Review
I was scheduled to read two excerpts from Atlas Peripatetic in celebration of the 34th anniversary of Chiron Review, but was unable to participate because of the number of readers and the late start of the event; 30 April 2016, 7-11 PM, Gatsby Books, 5535 E. Spring Street, Long Beach, CA.
Atlas Place: Tom Krumpak
The next installment of Atlas Place is a conversation with artist and educator Tom Krumpak. Atlas Place is a home for conversations with artists, poets, composers, educators, and other creative citizens about the places where we live and how these places influence our work.
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