Review By Shawn Misener “Mohawk Sideburn Attachment Kit” caterpillars look great on you, I said— caterpillars are the new butterfly don’t be an idiot she said— as if she’d already begun to build her cocoon — “Is There Life on Mars?” nothing has seen me this way in years, the bartender said— he tried on [...]
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Two Poems + Chapbook Review: David Tomaloff, “A Soft That Touches Down & Removes Itself”
Posted in David Tomaloff, Reviews, Shawn Misener on September 12, 2011 | 2 Comments »
I Expect To Be Held Hostage
Posted in Shawn Misener on May 26, 2011 | 1 Comment »
By Shawn Misener words are doing a flip we used to write for ourselves in our notebooks then on our typewriters until those typewriters morphed into bulky gray things with one font and one color neon green bulky gray to bulky black to bulky rainbow skinnier and prettier the arc of the model we wrote [...]
Take Cover!
Posted in Shawn Misener on February 2, 2011 | 1 Comment »
By Shawn Misener That cloud up there- you “blew off some steam” and there it is. I’d hate to see what happens when you shoot the shit.
