Go, Joshua, Go!

Welcome, The Book of Whispering in the Projection Booth. Congrats.

LBC

Now

What am I listening to you ask?

The Whitest Boy Alive--DREAMS
Okkervi River--THE PRESIDENT'S DEAD
Edith Frost--IT'S A GAME
The Capstan Shafts--EURIDICE PROUDHON

Cannonball

Live, bug! Live!.

For You, My Pigeon-footed Friends

Be a better person. Buy yrself some tunes.

Bill

Out of this nettle danger we pluck this flower safety.

Scarface Ron

Whatever it was I lost, whatever I wept for
Was a wild, gentle thing, the small dark eyes
Loving me in secret.
It is here. At a touch of my hand,
The air fills with delicate creatures
From the other world

Go Dislocate Go

Hello. My name is Alex.

Hup Hup

Way to go Paul!

Life, friends, is boring.

I Miss Teaching

Richard! Yr sister & Me!!!

Worship

You Can't Get Enough

Two, maybe?

Get It

Mosquito Release

Zounds

I'm a lucky man; able to call Chris Koza and Adam Clay my friends.
My pals are amazing people.

Come!

October 2, 2006
MOSQUITO BOOK RELEASE PARTY!
w/ music by Chris Koza & poetry by Adam Clay
Bryant Lake Bowl
810 West Lake Street
Minneapolis, MN
612.825.3737

Watch This

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ax2QQW4sTI

This Year's Make

A.L. Version 4.0 W/Surrouond Sound W/O Depth Perception
Not pictured Neurontin & other assorted swallowings
(photo credit Ariane)

Richard In Mongolia

her voice half-heard, as something overhead
- a splash of light against the wavering sky -
drones through the clouds, mechanical, bereft.

Yes Boar

True

EUREKA LEMON

The Eureka lemon is probably the most widely grown lemon variety in the world. It is a true 'bitter' lemon with a high juice and acid content. With correct plant nutrition, fruit should be thin-skinned and virtually seedless. Fruit tends to be borne in terminal clusters. Eureka is incompatible with many rootstock varieties but performs well on Benton citrange. At The Fruit Tree Factory, all Eureka lemons are budded onto Benton citrange.

Only Speak When Moved

HAPPY JUNE 14

MIRACULOUS

!

Go!

www.octopusbooks.net/

Read

Dating Miss Universe: Nine Stories by Steven Polansky

Wind in a Box by Terrance Hayes

Congrats!

Dan & Rebekah & now, Willa Mae

Stuff 7

Reading

The Book of Embraces by Eduardo Galeano
The Historical Dictionary of American Slang
The Size of Thoughts by Nicholson Baker

Listening

Rev. Gary Davis - The Guitar And Banjo Of Reverend Gary Davis
Sunset Rubdown - Shut Up I Am Dreaming

what I'm asking is where
each tooth in the pile belongs and how come you can't
return to me stunned and leaving

HUZZAH HUZZAH

All my love to Kim and Adam......

Stuff 6

Re-READING

THE DECAMERON by Boccaccio
PRISONER’S DILEMMA by Richard Powers


LISTENING

FISHSCALE - Ghostface Killah
THE ANIMAL YEARS – Josh Ritter
MIX – (Eric A.) !
MIX – (Ariane) !
MIX – (Weston) !

My Blister & Kim Jong-il

Blisters

Use a pencil to test the skins
when stopping for gas. Fruit
and gas have had big roles in
dreams this year. Serenade me
slow. I promise to respond
within four to six months.

Stuff 5

Re-READING

AS EASY AS LYING by H.L. Hix
GOAT by Brad Land


LISTENING

DONUTS - J Dilla
REDISCOVERED – Mississippi John Hurt

Stuff 4

READING

BECAUSE WHY by Sarah Fox
INTERROGATION PALACE by David Wojahn


LISTENING

SIX DEMON BAG - Man Man
SONGS WE SING - Matt Costa

Stuff 3

READING


The Selected Levis by Larry Levis
Shake by Joshua Beckman
My Brother Is Getting Arrested Again by Daisy Fried
Between Camelots by David Ebenbach
100 Centuries by Giorgio Manganelli


LISTENING

Andrew Bird and The Mysterious Production of Eggs - Andrew Bird

The mule's lips are becoming a little too intimate.
And these two aren't your real parents.

And there were more such stories until dinner
concluded and they sought their beds.

Stuff 2

READING

The beautiful Adam Clay poems in the new Denver Quarterly.

The Violence by Ethan Paquin
No Planets Strike by Josh Bell

LISTENING

What the Toll Tells - Two Gallants
Detrola - His Name Is Alive

O years of age, ball of wax,
the ice melts, the night drops trou;
sometimes it's enough

Stuff

READING

HOOPS by Major Jackson
THE POEMS OF CATULLUS trans. by Peter Green

LISTENING

PORTRAIT OF A LEGEND - Sam Cooke
RABBIT FUR COAT - Jenny Lewis with the Watson Twins

As I glance through a few thin pages and switch off the light.

I tread her wrist and wear the hood,
talking to myself, and would draw blood.

because the tastebuds at least are not broken
because there is a bond between you
and sweet is sweet in any language.

pilgrim, i did not mean to be so loose

Always, if this, then that,
or nothing.

I've been under the ground, eating prayers from this old book I found.

The rain pauses. A cricket mutters its evening prayers.

it begins, and we are dancing.