The Hiragana Song
by Dan Bloom
Recommendations
June
Coming a little late in the month, but blame the longer nights.
Recommended
May
Bringing may into the house.
Recommended
April
"Be not afraid of growing slowly, be afraid only of standing still."
This month we're shopping at...Water Row Books
Fine purveyors of misfit lit.
This month we're shopping at...No Alibis
An oasis in the cultural desert that is Belfast.
Fup : Jim Dodge
This month we're shopping at....AK Press
After G8, a look at the anarchist press.
This month we're shopping at....City Lights Bookstore
While New York is birthplace of the Beats, they came to national prominence by the bay.
This month we're shopping at...BookSoup
Located on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles, BookSoup are booksellers to the great and infamous.
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Consume
Hydrogen
Illustration
Recommendations
Books and literature
3am Magazine
Ash Tree
The Beat
Beat Scene
BLATT
Bookmunch
Booksurfer
Book Two
Dead Beat
The Enthusiast
Erasing Clouds
The Haunted Bird House
Laura Hird
Kill Poet
Laika Poetry Review
LitBlog Co-op
Mad Hatters' Review
Magazine of the Dead
Megan's Closet
MetaxuCafe
The Midnight Bell
Monkeybicycle
Mountain*7
Maud Newton
Noveltown Review
One Eye Grey
Open Wide Magazine
Orthogonal Review
Owl Farm
Paris Bitter Hearts Pit
Pen Pusher
Rake's Progress
Return of the Reluctant
Savage Kick
Scarecrow
Sean Murray's Litlab
Sein und Werden
The Sharp Side
ShatterColors Literary Review
Short Term Memory Loss
Sigla
Slushpile
Straight from the Fridge
Succour
Syntax of Things
That Girl Who Writes Stuff
Thieves Jargon
Transmission
Ward Six
Comics
Bugpowder
Café Royal
The Catastrophe Shop
Comic Book Resources
The Comics Reporter
The Daily Cross Hatch
Down the Tubes
Flog!
Grovel
Journalista!
Madinkbeard
Newsarama
Size Matters
Vertical Inc.
Stuff
3 Quarks Daily
Broken Pencil
Design Observer
Drawn!
gmtPlus9 (-15)
I like
Lux Lotus
The Scottish Patient
things magazine
Vonnegut's Asshole
Weekend Stubble
wood s lot
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Birdhouse in your Soul
Darran Anderson interviews Chris Killen
Words to be looked at
Michael Jacobson interviews Tim Gaze
Staring into the Abyss
To celebrate the launch of Bookkake, Darran Anderson considers the rise and fall of the literary nasty.
For Some, Morning Never Comes
Peter Anderson
An American Nightmare: The US versus Nelson Algren
Darran Anderson
The end of America:
Miles Newbold Clark interviews Noah Cicero
Tea at Trimalchio's XLII
with Paul Kavanagh
Modern Haiku XVIIV
Elizabeth Rose Murray
Devils and Dust: Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian revisited
Darran Anderson
Tea at Trimalchio's XLI
with Paul Kavanagh
Tea at Trimalchio's XL
with Paul Kavanagh
Vanishing Point:
An interview with Nicholas Hogg
The Filth & the Purity: An interview with Sein und Werden's Rachel Kendall
"I like the grey concrete of metropolis, the stink of the opium den, the ravings in the lunatic asylum. There really is little difference between good and evil when you cut out the fluff in between."
Tea at Trimalchio's XXXIX
with Paul Kavanagh
Modern Haiku XVIII
Elizabeth Rose Murray
Tea at Trimalchio's XXXVIII
with Paul Kavanagh
Modern Haiku XVII
Elizabeth Rose Murray
The Eurekist: In Praise of Miroslav Holub
Darran Anderson
Haunted language:
Justin Dobbs interviews Blake Butler
Tea at Trimalchio's XXXVII
with Paul Kavanagh
Modern Haiku XVI
Elizabeth Rose Murray
Tea at Trimalchio's XXXVI
with Paul Kavanagh
Tea at Trimalchio's XXXV
with Paul Kavanagh
Tea at Trimalchio's XXXIV
with Paul Kavanagh
Tea at Trimalchio's XXXIII
with Paul Kavanagh
Hydrogen Jukebox: Dark was the Night, Cold was the Ground
Tea at Trimalchios XXXII
with Paul Kavanagh
Modern Haiku XV
Elizabeth Rose Murray
Tea at Trimalchio's XXXI
with Paul Kavanagh
Blackburn. Durham. Tadcaster. It's Brutal up North.
Darran Anderson interviews Ben Myers, Adelle Stripe & Tony O'Neill
Tea at Trimalchio's XXX
with Paul Kavanagh
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