Sunday, October 11, 2009

Well Meaning White Girl by Alli Warren now available!

"When is The Collected Alli Warren going to be published?"
-Michael T. Hauser



















Mr. Hauser voices with clarity that which is surely on all of our minds, and though we here at Mitzvah Chaps cannot answer that question anymore than we can afford extra toppings on our pizza, we can safely say that if you order Alli's chapbook Well Meaning White Girl, it will be 'popped in' the mail within a week.



Specs:
19 Poems by Alli Warren
Cover designed by Anne Boyer
Edition of 150
Saddle-stitched in Kansas
$7 (includes shipping if you live in the contiguous US)
Includes this poem:

FERTILE CORRESPONDENT

The looping points like likeness and so forth
asserts that everything happens because
I do not know how to work metal
I am less effective I devote a great part of my time to
the interpretation of signals When signs are slow
in coming I do not hesitate to seek the slightest touch
by water by wheat berry by cotton thread and flintstone
I lick around the perimeter and then I lick under
that other totality to overthrow with a flick of tongue
that I might run to the top of a high hill
without weariness sprout a disc and make bold
claims Aim to come correct come morning
after morning there is full range in weights
and extensive looting Insert two fingers to bring breath



To Order:

Sunday, September 27, 2009

Get Ready:

Get Ready:

Thursday, April 2, 2009

closer . . .

Friday, March 27, 2009

Monday, January 26, 2009

Down wit' da skrilla.


[updated 1/26/09]


I have already received poems from:


Anne Boyer
Brandon Brown
Maurice Burford
John Coletti
Del Ray Cross
Phil Estes
Kari Freitag
Zachary German
Mike Hauser
Gabe Holcombe
Stephen Lewis
Ryan Manning
K. Silem Mohammad
Gina Myers
Jess Mynes
Scott Pierce
Alex Savage
James Schiller
Chuck Stebelton
Stacy Szymaszek
Alli Warren


I am anticipating poems from:

Marie Larson
Mathias Svalina/Julia Cohen/et al
Dustin Williamson


I have been rejected by:


Tao Lin
K. Kenneth Saffran
Cote Smith

Monday, January 19, 2009

This could be yours.