Summer 2009
Guest Editor: Claire Donato
Small
A little study in scale and geometry.
by Alex Kruckman
Big Guys, Bunny How-To, & And If Orange It Waits
Who’s going to baby the big guy?
by Amanda Katz
Circuits of the Eye
Does one look through or into the view, and how
is the View-Master not binoculars?
by Justin Katko & Jeff T. Johnson
Cell Fish
I had tried to think of one cell making copies of its walls.
by Evelyn Hampton
A Good Cry: The Pleasure of the Young Adult Tearjerker
Death is but a dream.
by Leslie Patron
Laurels: Pts. I & II
by Jieun Reiner
Songs from a Long Poem Which is Not Called
"Sing-Along Morality of Thinking" But More
Like "Hmmmmmmm Time and Politics"
hungry it dissolves inside u ay am like a butterly + ay float
by Josh Stanley
billboard of her sleeping
A wrestling experience of blue.
by Eli Halpern
Armless Legless
by Haley Dolan Katko
Three Poems
by Adam Roberts
Accident
Very tiny cities, white buildings gripped inside.
by Blake Butler
Corpus Callosum: Tools for Writing a Valentine
Anatomical embroidery
by L. Amelia Raley
No Small Taters: Three Remarks on Lingo
Extending the ambiguous tokens of our spoken language
beyond the vegetative: whether mashed, boiled, diced, or baked.
by Justin Katko
Fatherhood & Poem
horse etc. w/ his · forked mouth
by Becca Swimmers Ear
Between Shakespeare and Richard Brodie
The puzzle here is in word processing.
by M. Rebekah Otto
A Zen Essay in Which Maybe Nothing Is Accomplished
In my brain, there are clear images of the faces
of three human beings I consider to be
great contemporary philosophers.
by Matthew Savoca
Sky Polaroids
by Ryan Manning
In the Air
Acknowledgment of scale is not necessary.
by Ian Hatcher
Go East: A Western in Reverse
A vision of manifest destiny that is more
about contraction than expansion.
by Tara Goe
with an illustration by Hannah Reiff
Floatation Devices
The whole sentence itself had been dismantled like car parts.
by Janalyn Guo
Paper
by Shannon Tharp
Just
by Noé Cuéllar
The Politics of Silence
The omnipresence of murmuring as far back as the epiglottis goes.
by M. Ann Hull
Older at Night
by Brian Foley
Magic Tape: 7" Review
by Michael Correy
Handmade Books: Or, My Answer to an Increasingly Digital and Mass-Manufactured World
A new type of factory, formed.
by Katy Henriksen
Matchbox Museum
Four craftspeople + four matchboxes
Curated by Claire Donato & Jeff T. Johnson
Erasure
The nature of texts... allows them to survive their own dismemberment.
by Justin Taylor
Preface
The ends.
by Jeff T. Johnson
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All Material © 2009 The New Yinzer and its respective authors