Monday, August 1, 2011

August Broadside: Vectorize it!

This month I'm starting e-Vectorizing early: all the more time for readers and visitors to print out and post IRL.  Besides, when I postpone, a month or more can go by before I remember. So here's the Coals to Newcastly distribution. Do let me and the Broadsided folk know about your adventures in publishing



New Broadsided Collaboration for Your Vectorizing 



Dear Vectors and Friends of Broadsided,
Summer's in full swing, yet we look ahead this month to the school year with the textbook-inspired meditation of Lisa Gluskin Stonestreet and Se Thut Quon. We hope some of you got to New York's Poet's House to see the 2011 Showcase. Broadsided sent in a collection of all our published work, which is now housed in the library there. One Vector in Missouri who runs a theater printed up a bunch of Broadsided publications and papered the lobby walls. We're glad to be out and about in the world... were are you posting? Let us know....
With Thanks, The Broadsided Editorial Team
Visit www.broadsidedpress.org to get the full broadside to download. print and vectorize!

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"Certain, Impossible, Likely"


Poem by Lisa Gluskin Stonestreet

Art by Se Thut Quon












Writer Lisa Gluskin Stonestreet book Tulips, Water, Ash was selected for the 2009 Morse Prize and published by University Press of New England. After working as a technical editor, arts magazine publisher, gift wrapper, film studio gofer, and cocktail waitress, she now makes her living as a freelance editor. Her poems have been awarded a Javits fellowship and a Phelan Award, and have appeared the anthologies Best New Poets 2005 and 2006. She lives in San Francisco with her husband and son. 

Artist Se Thut Quon lives in Kentucky. 
Visit www.broadsidedpress.org to get the full broadside to download. print and vectorize!


Collaborators' Q&A:
...I thought the lovers might make an appearance, but I had no idea how that might actually play out visually. Their absence is a kind of odd presence. Read more of what the poet and artist had to say about their Broadsided experience. 

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Broadsided at the door of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago. Where do you Vectorize? Send us your pictures from Vectorhood!

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