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Chris Ewart: April 2006

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In the universe today. Friday, April 14, 2006. Miss Lamp is in town. The launch was fantastic! Thanks to all who came out to The Revival on such a rainy eve - and thanks, of course, to Coach House. The readings were diverse and delightful, sonic and sardonic, and made the whole room smile. I was certainly proud to be there. Here are some photos of the Coach House and the fun night that followed:. Jon Paul put his finger away just in time. So many Miss Lamps. To cut and glue. A closer look at inno-.

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Chris Ewart: January 2006

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In the universe today. Wednesday, January 11, 2006. Is Miss Lamp coming to your town? NOTE: THIS POST IS ACTUALLY DATED APRIL 8/06. I used 'edit post' on an old January entry instead of 'new post'). Well, it's about time I actually used this blog. Here's the eastern swing of Miss Lamp and I on the road. Wow! And here is the western swing (from chbooks.com). Wow! 4 May Miss Lamp Launch at Pages on Kensington. 4 May, 7.30 pm. Pages, Books on Kensington. 1135 Kensington Road NW. 11 May, 7.30 pm.

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Northender: January 2006

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Sunday, January 29, 2006. I think I pooped in someone's drawer. Thanks to all of you who showed up last night to wish Mel and Andy farewell and good luck. It was a good night and I'm grateful that I don't drink like that all the time. I'm very sorry if I groped you. Posted by Manitoba Erratic at 5:36 PM. Monday, January 23, 2006. Election Day: Some Thoughts on Political (In)Activity. Posted by Manitoba Erratic at 5:17 PM. Calgary, Alberta, Canada. View my complete profile. The Calgary Blow Out.

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by the skin of me teeth press: October 2007

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By the skin of me teeth press. Thursday, October 4, 2007. 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. Jonathan Ball's latest pair of chapbooks tests the possibilities of language. In his four line poem,. Ball explores the subtle complexities of syntax and perception, as well as the ironic relationship between presence and absence. Is a writer and filmmaker and the editor of dANDelion. Poetry, 4pp, 4. 25. Links in the Chain.

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Chris Ewart: May 2006

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In the universe today. Wednesday, May 03, 2006. Miss Lamp is Back in Town. The next morning, Jason drove Scott's minivan to the Toronto airport beneath sheets of rain, while Scott slept in the back seat. Friends drive friends to the airport after three hours of sleep. It's true. I was there. In Montreal. (I borrowed this photo from misswanda.blogspot.com. Rocked out the Carpenter's Union Hall for the NoD Magazine launch. Also, check out this Calgary Herald article. 10 May Coach House Books in Victoria.

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by the skin of me teeth press: March 2008

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By the skin of me teeth press. Tuesday, March 25, 2008. A Little Death for Everyone…. A lifetime ago, in November, Lars Palm’s. Was born late one night of black cardstock, cocktail napkins, and vulgar stitching. This haunting collection of spine-spinning mesotics engages with such immortal subjects as murder, sacred clowns, shrouded gnomes, and 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! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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by the skin of me teeth press: A Little Death for Everyone…

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By the skin of me teeth press. Tuesday, March 25, 2008. A Little Death for Everyone…. A lifetime ago, in November, Lars Palm’s. Was born late one night of black cardstock, cocktail napkins, and vulgar stitching. This haunting collection of spine-spinning mesotics engages with such immortal subjects as murder, sacred clowns, shrouded gnomes, and 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! Bernard n. shull.

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by the skin of me teeth press: August 2008

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By the skin of me teeth press. Thursday, August 14, 2008. Grab your aluminum foil hats and hold on to your crystal radios because Ross Priddle. S poetry will steal your mind and then blow it! A “receiver of nothing” or an “infoglutton.”. Poetry, 8pp, 4.25x5, hand-stitched. Isbn: it's too good for that. Price by donation or trade. To order, contact: bytheskinofmeteeth@gmail.com. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). By the skin of me teeth. View my complete profile. Links in the Chain. House press and Spell magazine.