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Added on: Aug 28th, 2008
Country: France
Language: English

Author: outlawpoetry
Listed in: Poetry Music
Tags: poetry outlaw

Recent Posts

dave roskos | scene on a loading dock

Posted on Saturday November 7th, 2009 at 08:56 in poetry, dave roskos, iniquity press, vendetta books

Scene on a Loading Dock: Any of you bums wanna work? We need 20 men from 18 to 40 years of age, for a series of pharmaceutical experiments. Pay is 100 dollars a day plus room & board in one of our finest medical facilities. Step forward & ro...
harvey pekar | shifting landscape by henry roth

Posted on Saturday November 7th, 2009 at 08:17 in poetry, harvey pekar, henry roth, iniquity press, vendetta books, david roskos, big hammer nr. 5, call it sleep, shifting landscape

Shifting Landscape by Henry Roth. The Jewish Publication Society. Reviewed by Harvey Pekar Many literary scholars consider Henry Roth untouchable. Roth’s only novel, Call It Sleep, published in 1934, forgotten, revived in the early ’60s,...
ken greenley | don’t fall in

Posted on Saturday November 7th, 2009 at 03:49 in poetry, dave roskos, iniquity press, vendetta books, big hammer, ken greenley, don't fall in

DON’T FALL IN I remember well the times I was sent up to work with the guys in Bulk Manufacturing Way up on the third floor of the cosmetics factory Where I worked the graveyard shift as a young man A substitute for guys who called in sick Up ...
miriam halliday borkowski | come see the crack lines on julian in saint francis of assisi’s city

Posted on Friday November 6th, 2009 at 11:36 in poetry, iniquity press, vendetta books, miriam halliday borkowski, big hammer number 5, davis roskos

Miriam Halliday Borkowski | Photo by Jean Weisinger COME SEE THE CRACK LINES ON JULIAN IN SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI’S CITY and hear the calibrate in percentiles the level of consciousness received from their pipes isn’t that all anybody w...
todd moore | dillinger, the coyote, and the wolf

Posted on Wednesday November 4th, 2009 at 15:10 in poetry, coyote, wolf, dillinger, todd moore, outlaw poetry

Dillinger’s face changes from snapshot to snapshot, mugshot to mugshot, photograph to photograph. His face never looks the same way twice. It almost seems as though he has the power to change his entire countenance, make some small lines near h...
todd moore | 45 auto

Posted on Wednesday November 4th, 2009 at 12:00 in poetry, todd moore, outlawpoetry, 45 automatic

45 auto if it’s any of yr goddam business o’hara sd pouring a shot there’s a nice new hole be tween geiger’s eyes o’hara leaned for ward in the bar’s half dark sd why all the questions you writing a book a poem i ...