fact-space has landed!

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Grab your aluminum foil hats & hold on to your crystal radios because Ross Priddle's poetry will steal your mind and then blow it! In this fleeting collection of phrase collages, Priddle points out the humorous, the bizarre, and the downright wrong writings one might encounter on any given day in our present futuristic world of teleporting words and “quithink.” As you read, you’ll see how the “micro-movements” of “zen pixels” science-factually transforms you into either a “receiver of nothing” or an “infoglutton.”

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fact-space

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poetry, 8pp, 4.25x5, hand-stitched

isbn: it's too good for that

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A Little Death for Everyone…

A lifetime ago, in November, Lars Palm’s death is… was born late one night of black cardstock, cocktail napkins, & vulgar stitching. This haunting collection of spine-spinning mesotics engages with such immortal subjects as murder, sacred clowns, shrouded gnomes, & hot water music. Get your lethal dose of poetry here, and after reading these pulse-ending elegies, you won’t care if you do die!

death is…
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poetry, 13pp, 4.25x5, machine-stitched
isbn: 978-0-9783004-3-2
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A Ball in the Hand is Worth 2 in the Bush!

Some say he has a worldly sense of wit.

Others claim he has a wilty sense of words.

You decide.



Introducing Jonathan Ball's

Jonathan Ball's latest pair of chapbooks tests the possibilities of language. In his four line poem, The Present Paradox, Ball explores the subtle complexities of syntax & perception, as well as the ironic relationship between presence & absence. Archimedes, meanwhile, while reminiscent of Jon Paul Fiorentino's binary code sonnet, marries language & math for a linguistic interpretation of arithmetic's most infamous number: π.


Jonathan Ball is a writer & filmmaker & the editor of dANDelion magazine.

The Present Paradox

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poetry, 4pp, 4.25x5, hand-stitched
price: by gracious donation

Archimedes

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poetry, 4pp, 4.25x5, hand-stitched
price: by gracious donation

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