DO THESE TWO POETS REALLY NEED SOME FORM OF INTRODUCTION ???- Think about Colloquial Cysts- Itchy Karma - Bikini - Smart Plasma -
A desert form -a resort deformed / a between forming- All The Candy Shacks Moulting -
- bloodied flak jackets - along that slunk prong slinky skull swerve behind
each ear . . . lit behind . . . each ear
Graham Foust, Mel Nichols, Chris Nealon
Mel Nichols is the author of the chapbooks Day Poems (Edge Books 2005) and
The Beginning of Beauty, Part 1: hottest new ringtones, mnichol6 (Edge Books 2007),
based on the daily blog project at http://thebeginningofbeauty.blogspot.com.
She co-curates the Ruthless Grip Poetry Series at Pyramid Atlantic and teaches at George Mason University.
She divides her time between Washington, DC, and the Shenandoah Valley.
Chris Nealon grew up in Binghamton, NY; and lived in Boston, Ithaca, NY, and Seattle, before moving to the San Francisco area to teach at UC Berkeley. He has written two books, Foundlings: Lesbian and Gay Emotion Before Stonewall (essays: 2001), and The Joyous Age (poems: 2004). He has poems forthcoming in Magazine Cypress, in No: A Journal of The Arts, and, with Joshua Clover, in 1913: A Journal of Forms. Chris lives in San Francisco and in Washington, DC.
Bonnie Jones
M. Magnus
Michael Peters
