Convolution is pleased to announce the re-publication of CAMBRIDGE M’ASS, Robert Grenier’s poster-poem-map, originally printed by Lyn Hejinian’s Tuumba Press in 1979.
For a limited time, a Reissue Signature Edition is available to libraries and collectors. These 26 copies are lettered A-Z and signed by the author.
Convolution No. 3 is now available for pre-order.
Contributors include Kate Briggs, Kenneth Goldsmith, Amanda Season Keeley, Shanay Jhaveri, John Lavell, Aram Saroyan, Nick Thurston, We Have Photoshop, Tim Wood + CLOACA + STEAMERS.
Come see Convolution contributor Robert Grenier with Stephen Ratcliffe at 717 Hamilton Hall at Columbia University at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, March 27th. Hosted by the Koch-Dupee Poetry Series.
Convolution Issue No. 2 is now available at Totokaelo.
Join us for a book launch for An Annotated Index to the Photographic Work of Diana Kingsley by Tan Lin with Anecdotes and Emendations by M. Moore and E. Dickinson.
Featuring a conversation between Tan Lin and Diana Kingsley, moderated by Paul Stephens.
An index to the photographs of Diana Kingsley, with references to cheeses, children, crackle glazes, capillary action of colors, corn syrup mimicry, plants, doublets, embalmed moonlight, etiquette, Violent Femmes, 8:37 pm, furniture and the afterlife, Aunt Rooney, grief and the reversal of mischief, hortensia, Japan double, love story as furniture, music of the undertaker (Photoshop), Nars Orgasm Blush, the New Brunswick Southern Railway, Ontario, perfume of doorways, photography and craquelure, rooms with honeymoons in them, stock photos, summers act inwardly, speed of wallpaper, and sex.
With Anecdotes and Emendations by M. Moore and E. Dickinson. Full color reproductions, b/w text and optical endpapers.
The book was issued in three variant colors for the cover: gold, blue-silver, and silver-pink. It retails for $20.00 and is available through the Printed Matter website.
Trisha Low kills it (and her many selves) yet again! Read the review.
A ton of Convolutions eagerly devoured by Williamsburg hipster. Now available for order.
Craig Dworkin and Monica de la Torre, two of our fave contributors, will be reading tonight in magnificent Mt. Tremper, NY.
