Jan Herman
Paul Zelevansky’s Absurdist Tale of ‘Monkey & Man’
It began as a performance piece. That was a long time ago . . . 1985, to be precise, in Brooklyn. The author presented Individual stories as performances and installations, which were videotaped. The texts also began appearing in little magazines.
Just Because . . .
Trumpscheisse has repeatedly threatened to revoke Rosie O'Donnell's U.S. citizenship (pairing her with Robert De Niro), the staff thought this worth posting.
Robert Nichols’s Indelible Railroad Poems Back in Print
Just received a masterly bilingual edition in English and German of "Slow Newsreel of Man Riding Train" by Robert Nichols. It is the latest in Stadtlichter Presse's bilingual Heartbeats series devoted to American poets of the Beat generation.
