Showing posts with label chapdiscs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chapdiscs. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

K. Lorraine Graham - Moving Walkways




K. Lorraine Graham - Moving Walkways

(chapdisc A
2007
edition of 100
SOLD OUT

1. Demons Arrive
2. From* It does not go back
22. From* Terminal Humming
30. From* Some Epistles
31. From* Dear [Blank] I Believe in Other Worlds
32. From* And so for you there is no heartbreak
34. (after Frank O'Hara)


Gratitude and love to/for the poet folk of DC and Baltimore. Text versions of these pieces appeared in Mirage#4/Periodical, Submodern Fiction, the DCPoetry.com online anthology, and Rock Heals. it does not go back was originally a Subpoetics Self Publish or Perish project written in response to the 2001 Rand McNally Road Atlas of North America and Mexico. Dear [Blank] I Believe in Other Worlds was published as a pamphlet in 2003 by Phylum Press.Terminal Humming is a 2004 chapbook available from Slack Buddha. Klorraine@gmail.com

Buck Downs - Pontiac Fever



Buck Downs - Pontiac Fever
(chapdisc B
2006
edition of 100
SOLD OUT

this recording is 17 minutes long

Pontiac fever

1. pontiac fever
2. 3.2 weed
3. blind reply
4. legal attic
5. temporary scar
6. picture republic
7. silicone valley
8. cast iron dime
9. capitol reef
10. prescription ABCs
11. constant width
12. punctilinear, squatterly
13. serrated etat
14. PLUR number
15. test this bag #12 & 47
16. oubliette negligee
17. kissin'cunabula
18. blunt affection
19. quarter porner
20. wish I were here
21. hard again
22. rolling rest stop
23. out-lit
24. love’s labor update

Ladies Love Outlaws


25. to true to be good to you
26. great big baby furnace
27. better than the sun
28. fickle instantiation
29. penny picknick
30. pure chunky
31. rats like fast food
32. power dookie
33. switch bisquit
34. daisy mother cocker
35. a secret contusion on the lower left side
36. divine altercation w/the beloved in the basement



A native of Jones County, Miss., Buck Downs lives and works in Washington DC. For the last ten years, he has promarily relied on the U.S. Postal Service to distribute his poems, in postcard form, to friends and fans across the country and around the world. Write him at Box 53318 Washington DC 20009.