Blind Dog Press is seeking submissions of poetry and prose-poetry for a new anthology restricted to current and former residents of the New England and North West of New South Wales, Australia. Please send 2-5 poems in the body of an email, along with a short biography. Deadline is December 1st, 2017, for a February/March 2018 release. Payment is one contributor copy. There is no theme - just send your best work! Previously published is okay, but please specify where the piece first appeared. Submissions to newenglandanthology@gmail.com

EMANCIPATOR

Blind Dog Press is pleased to announce the publication of Glenn Cooper's new book of paratactic prose poems, Emancipator.

From the back cover:

In these multi-layered poems Glenn Cooper continues his exploration into the non-linear, mingling quotidian observation, social critique, word-play and off-kilter philosophy to produce a narrative at once non-existent, yet containing multitudes. These poems invite the reader to participate in the construction of meaning.

105 pages.

 

 

$20 U.S. postpaid to anywhere in the world.

Praise for Fierce Invalids:

"What a first-rate production and what a great line-up of authors. I am humbled and proud to be included." -- Corey Mesler

"Great cover.  Wonderful contributions between the pages. Honoured to be included. So pleased you put Rimbaud together!" 

- Lea Harper

"That cover is 'beautiful', simply beautiful - it speaks with an essence of Arthur - childlike in the plumpness of face and the innocent but 'knowing' expression. Amazing - a wonderful collaboration!!!"

- Valli Poole

BLIND DOG PRESS is excited to announce the April 4th, 2014 release of Fierce Invalids -- an anthology of poetry and prose honoring the life and work of Arthur Rimbaud.

List of contributors: Keith Abbott, David Barker, Ronald Baatz, Christopher Barnes, William S. Burroughs, Matt Borkowski, Luis Cuauhtemoc Berriozabal, Glenn W. Cooper, Gregory Corso, Alan Catlin, Eric Dejaeger, Michael Dransfield, Aidan Andrew Dun, Michael Estabrook, Alexis Rhone Fancher, Howie Good, Karl Gallagher, Mark Hartenbach, Lea Harper, Kris Hemensley, Billy Jones, A.J. Kaufman, Samantha Lintern, Gerald Locklin, Ray Liversidge, Corey Mesler, Christopher Mulrooney, David McLean, Karla Linn Merrifield, Ann Menebroker, Catfish McDaris, Shane Neilson, John Olson, Dan Provost, Valli Poole, Heath Row, Jeremy Reed, Shazia Hafiz Ramji, David Roskos, Cam Scott, Barbara Scott-Emmett, Jack Shaw, Stephen Shea, Kevin Spenst, Chris Stroffolino, Robert Sweredo, Ken Trimble, Dana Wilde.

Front Cover Art: Kate Simpson

Back Cover Photograph: Ronald Baatz

114 pages

$22 U.S 
postpaid

Bird Standing

by Ronald Baatz

$17 postpaid

"The high art of the short poem has no master more accomplished than Ronald Baatz. The places found in these poems impart a metaphysical geography amazing in scope and imaginative dimension,a sense of how the continents of conscious thought and feeling must have been experienced and known before they drifted apart. This book is stunning. Its visions redeem a world and a language we may have thought were lost. Think again."

 --Michael McClintock President, United Haiku and Tanka Society.

Submissions for Fierce Invalids: A Tribute To Arthur Rimbaud will now close on January 31st, 2014, brought forward from May. This is due to the overwhelming number of submissions I have received. Better to just close them now and aim for a March release date. Apologies to anyone who was banking on the May deadline.

Another update on the Rimbaud anthology. I'm pleased to report that I have gained permission from the estate of William Burroughs to reprint the 1960 Burroughs/Corso collaboration "Everywhere March Your Head" -- based on Rimbaud's "To A Reason" -- in the anthology. Very exciting news! So if you want to share space with Bill Burroughs and Gregory Corso, send me your best stuff. Submissions to rimbaudsubs@gmail.com