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POE Poetry
Zines that mainly consist of poetry.
no (one) home
A zine of various poems, most subject matter concerns indigenous history and colonization.
Type 1: Literature . Poetry . Art vol.1:1
Alternative Title: “Notes From A Former Altar Boy, the Anthology, By Tabi Clymer, Greg Watson, and Lexie Vogel”
A collection of poems and prose dealing with faith, told from multiple perspectives.
A collection of poems and prose dealing with faith, told from multiple perspectives.
Nobody Sleeps Better Than White People
A compilation of poems by Rin Johnson, each accompanied by photographs of different conceptual relevance.
Each poem and photo explores themes of racial inequality, sexual identity, and generational trauma in the context of American racial politics.
Poems are predominantly free-verse, and of various lengths.
Each poem and photo explores themes of racial inequality, sexual identity, and generational trauma in the context of American racial politics.
Poems are predominantly free-verse, and of various lengths.
What the Fuck am I Doing Here?
An anti-folk opera about anarchists and the 2012 student strike in Quebec
The Dirty Beat Quarter #3: The Boil
Quarterly zine of song lyrics/poetry published by a musical artist, The Dirty Beat.
The Dirty Beat Quarter #2: The Seething Judge
Quarterly zine of song lyrics/poetry published by a musical artist, The Dirty Beat.
The Rock Opera
Writing accompanied by medical illustrations printed in red. The front inside cover reads "In memory of my mother's mother Jane Marie Chapparone October 1, 1924 - October 17, 2004."
A Draft for Asinabka
A narrative mirror of appropriation and erasure reveals the rhetoric of legal and public discourse around Windmill’s corporate ZIBI development on unceded Algonquin land. A vision of a nation sold – rivers dammed, water privatised, the sacred disremembered, the rich honoured. A project of documentary and archival reconstruction, A Draft for Asinabka references experimental poetics, where fragmentation tells a history on the precipice of past and present.