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  • “Happy Birthday, Geoffrey G. O’Brien!” [by Anthony Madrid via Facebook]

    May 10, 2013

    GEOFFREY G. O’BRIEN (5/10)Geoffrey Globotomized me—O’Brien is making the rounds—it’s just like a Cor a jamboree—the pizza, the pizza, the pounds—His Pegassus grimacesnow leave the premises—particle, particle, noun—His medical nemesispurges the phlegm in hismodern…

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  • “Happy Birthday, Vanessa Place!” [by Anthony Madrid, via Facebook]

    May 10, 2013

    VANESSA PLACE (5/10)The gods who mortal beauty chaseHappy birthday, Vanessa PlaceAre vanishing without a traceHappy birthday, Vanessa Place☎The world is all that is the caseHappy birthday, Vanessa PlaceWith Reddi Wip and can of maceHappy…

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  • Bodies, baby. About a poem by Tom Healy [by Jennifer Michael Hecht]

    May 9, 2013

    Dear Bleaders, Well when it remembers to rain it certainly remembers how to do it! It’s been storming off and on here in the spring of early-twenty first century Brooklyn and just now the…

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  • And – Which is More – You’ll Beowulf, My Son! [by Simon Barraclough]

    May 9, 2013

    "Why are there beings at all instead of nothing?" That is the question. Yes, Heidegger, that's a pretty good originary question. I might go further back and ask why is there matter at all?…

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  • Maris, Pollitt, Rumens [by Simon Barraclough]

    May 8, 2013

    There's only one reason to go to Piccadilly Circus: to visit Waterstones' magnificent flagship store. Okay, the cocktails at The Criterion are good also. Plus the ICA is nearby. Oh, and it's not far…

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  • Bank Holidays, Bunking Off, Pasolini [by Simon Barraclough]

    May 7, 2013

    Yesterday was a Bank Holiday in the UK. This is a day we occasionally grant to our banks so that they can take a breather from refusing to lend to businesses, insisting on unnecessary…

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