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A New Book from Rosaire Appel "HOME & ELSEWHERE /poems" 2014 / 104 pages/ b&w
well, April is poetry month and this is this year's offering. What can a poem be? These poems use abstract, unassigned marks as linguistic elements.
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Kickstarter for Serge Segay
On the centennial of Russian Futurism (see manifesto "Slap in the Face of Public Taste": http://www.391.org/manifestos/1912futurists_slapintheface.htm) please help me complete and publish my book of translations of the foremost NeoFuturist Russian poet, Serge Segay, a bilingual edition with facing pages of Russian and English texts and a Foreword by the foremost scholar of Russian Futurism, Gerald Janecek (Professor Emeritus, University of Kentucky). You can see a short selection from it published online at MAYDAY magazine (http://www.maydaymagazine.com/issue4transcigaleloverberry.php, Okla Elliott et al., eds.) and a larger one included in my 50-page tribute to Russian Futurism (available for free as a PDF from EM-review; http://www.em-review.com/issues/2012/(em)_issue_1_F2012.pdf, Daniele Pantano, ed.) It is an immensely complicated work replete with neologisms on which I have worked on and off for over two years and need to be able to set aside the month of May to finish. The first 120 contributing $25 or more receives a signed copy (copies) of the book, due out from mIEKAL aND's Xexoxial Editions (see http://xexoxial.org/is/my_range/by/serge_segay for the first volume, of Segay's visual poetry). In the past several years, I have single-handedly (and without pay) made a significant portion of Russian poetry available (most of it for free online) to the English readership. While I have received substantial recognition. I now appeal to you for your help in continuing this work.