The September issue of Paste Magazine brings small presses to the attention of the music scene, in Justin Taylor's article featuring Tarpaulin Sky Press along with two of our faves: Cannibal Books and Pilot Books.
Buy the issue in a store near you, or check it out online (we're on p. 20) at Paste's website.
Quick jump to authors: Jenny Boully | Ana Bozicevic | Traci O. Connor | Mark Cunningham | Claire Donato | Danielle Dutton | Sarah Goldstein | Johannes Göransson | Noah Eli Gordon and Joshua Marie Wilkinson | Gordon Massman | Joyelle McSweeney | Joanna Ruocco | Kim Gek Lin Short | Shelly Taylor | Max Winter | david wolach | Andrew Zornoza
26 August 2008
TSky Press & Friends featured in Paste Magazine
Trickhouse, Vol. 2
Trickhouse is back. And it's nothing short of awe-inspiring. Curated by Noah Saterstrom, edited by Selah Saterstrom, Trickhouse's current installation/incarnation includes
visual artist Gisela Insuaste
writers Akilah Oliver, Kristen Nelson, and Brenda Coultas
guest curator David Banash with William Davies King
sound from Paulo Hartmann with Orchestra Descarrego
video from Ed Bowes - "Against the Slope of Social Speech"
correspondent Robert Anasi
interview between Elwood Beach & George Hildrew
an experiment by David Lowe
Sous Rature Debut
The first issue of Sous Rature is now online, edited by TSky contributor Cara Benson and featuring a host of must-reads: Diana Magallon and Jeff Crouch, Chris Vitiello, Tomie Hahn, Kathrin Schaeppi, Carrie Hunter, Jennifer Calkins, Drew Kunz, Elizabeth Kate Switaj, Rachel Levitsky, Christian Bök, Raymond Farr, derek beaulieu, Michael Peters, Matt Hart, Mako Matsuda, Susana Gardner, Emma Phillipps, Suzy Scarlata, Rick Moody, Marco Giovenale, Caroline Crumpacker, Ernest Williamson III, Riccardo Boglione , Mark Lamoureux , and Todd Colby.
07 August 2008
A New Fungus is Amungus
New Zealand's White Fungus Issue 9 is now available in North America (and we have a review copy reserved for you)
White Fungus Issue 9 is the second to be distributed in North America by Disticor. The irreverent New Zealand-based arts mag continues in its tradition of mixing together critical writing on art and new music, alongside poetry, literature, comics and political satire.
The new issue is teeming with new interdisciplinary content, including in-depth interviews with sound artists Annea Lockwood (New York) and Justice Yeldham (Sydney), writing on The Dead C, John Wiese, Manuel Gottsching, and a look into the visual work of Greg Malcolm.
Edited by Ron Hanson.
05 August 2008
Horseless Review #6
Horseless Review #6
Edited by small press pillar Jen Tynes.
Featuring new work by by MTC Cronin, Jesse Crockett, Nicholas Grider, Joshua Ware, Mike Sikkema, Jared Stanley, Robyn Art, Mg Roberts, Jason Stumpf, Mark DeCarteret, Clint Frakes, Jane Joritz-Nakagawa, Daniel Godston, Jared White, James Capozzi, Laura Carter, Conan Kelly, and Anne Heide in collaboration with James Belflower and J Michael Martinez.
Coconut #13
Coconut #13
Edited by the indefatigable Bruce Covey.
Featuring excerpts from Teresa K. Miller's chapbook, Forever No Lo, forthcoming from TSky Press.
Not to mention, hmm, well, Rae Armantrout, David Lehman, Ariana Reines, Kate Colby, Carrie Olivia Adams, James Belflower, Anne Marie Rooney, Kristi Maxwell, Jason Zuzga, Megan Kaminski, Christopher Higgs, Nellie Haack, Claire Donato, Ravi Shankar, Emily Anderson, Laynie Browne, Jonathan Doherty, Kathleen Jesme, Matina Stamatakis, Mike Young, Terence Winch.
04 August 2008
Bhanu Kapil's Shiny New Tarpaulin Sky
Tarpaulin Sky Issue #14 Summer 08
Guest edited by Bhanu Kapil
Featuring new texts by Chris Abani, Dodie Bellamy, Lisa Birman, Melissa Buzzeo, Amy Catanzano, Amber DiPietra, Dolores Dorantes, Elena Georgiou, Alan Gilbert, Renee Gladman, Brenda Iijima, Bill Luoma, Laura Mullen, Michelle Naka Pierce, Deborah Richards, Christine Wertheim, and Hazel White
With cover art by Rohini Kapil, vispo by Caroline Bergvall, a cartoon by Isaac Currie, art by Susan McCann, and interview with Michelle Naka Pierce
Hit it and don't quit.
New Reviews at TSky: Prevallet & Saarikoski
Kristin Prevallet's I, Afterlife: Essays in Mourning Time
Reviewed by Megan Burns
"A stunning precision in language cracks open the elegy exposing both its limitations and its necessity. . . . The effect is startling and troubling; Prevallet’s language tears into the body and then seeks to keep the wound from healing." [READ MORE]
The Edge of Europe: A Kinetic Image
Pentti Saarikoski, translated by Anselm Hollo
Reviewed by Summer Block
"There are few things Saarikoski is not willing to say, personal or political. . . . Everything unsaid here is heartbreaking." [READ MORE]