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  • Foil

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    I’ll slide off your face like an egg, slip inside a database

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  • Bridges Ice Before Highways

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    Love thaws before freezing over, setting twice as thick across this film of a wearied stare. Following the bridges back: a rusted green lantern points into the air, grasped by hands like the dollar bills that donít exist – not since the amnesty. Cease-fire tensionís stress creates a frozen last option: the flat bed journey…

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  • Photos from Dubrovnik

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  • covers: poems by nick whittock

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    covers: poems by nick whittock (Cordite On Demand, 2004) COD’s second book, by cricket tragic and librarian Nick Whittock, was a lot of fun to make. Nick wanted the book to be shaped like the old Footrot Flats comics. Once we got this in our minds, everything else flowed naturally and what you get for…

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  • Photos from Galway

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  • Photos from Bulgaria

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  • The Fashionistas: “Thumble”

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    DNRC045 | LP | 2004

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  • Pomes what I have wrote

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    Here in Washington DC it’s muggy and my credit’s running out so this is peppy: check out some of me poems online here at nthposition. They’re entitled “in heaven itís always raining”, “why do you cry run lola run” and “when we were in the wild poems” – all of which may sound a bit…

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  • Yo La Tengo

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    ira caplan’s sonic squall rips new york’s fourth of july gulls from the captivities of silence like a chainsaw through a bough of glass or chalk on yesterday’s pavement; a soul possessed by demons determined to explode his body jerks with stock-market indices richter scale on jersey’s fretboard; blinding sounds erupt then ribbon out dangling…

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  • Cordite #22: Editorial Intervention

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    As the title suggests, Cordite 22: Editorial Intervention was devoted to editors. I solicited poetry and other works from over 20 Australian and international poetry editors. Cordite #22 is now online, featuring poems by poetry editors past and present, including Adrian Wiggins, Ali Alizadeh, alicia sometimes, Alison Croggan, Ban’ya Natsuishi and many more! I’ve even…

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  • Notes Towards An Airpoet Novel (5)

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    Clint Bo Dean and Enya de Burgh snuggled in the back of the cab on the way back out to the airport to hand in their badges and empty their lockers. Enron had been emphatic: there was no place in the Air Poets for closet Dan Brown lovers. ìYou know, if weíre lucky, we might…

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  • Peachy Keen – “Can of Ham Sandwich”

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    DNRC044 | LP | 2004

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  • Notes Towards An Airpoet Novel (4)

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    Sitting up now, Enya frowned at the complimentary issue of Stanzas on the bedside table, whose cover boasted: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SONNETS! She turned and gazed at the other bunk across the room. The man staring back at her looked tousled and weary, though still pretty attractive. îYou need a vacation, Clint.î…

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  • Experimental Travel

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    Experimental Travel, written by Rachael Antony and JoÎl Henry, is as the title suggests all about experimental travel, whether it be spending a weekend blindfolded, travelling to K2 on the map or wearing a cow’s head. I’m lucky enough to have been a contributor to the book (which looks awesome, despite Lonely Planet’s decision not…

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  • Notes Towards An Airpoet Novel (3)

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    Clint Bo Dean drifted out of sleep, like a grand human idea approaching its fulfillment in an age of machines. A Minitel unit was twiddling in the husked gloom of his Hotel Formule 1 cubicle – a shining, chortling sound not unlike that of his own brain in neutral. He stumbled out of his bunk…

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