Poems by Aimee Delong
Cat, Poem, & Notes (poetry & fiction)
by Ralph-Micheal ChiaiaCharlie Parker's Garden (poetry) by Puma Perl
Red Mama (artwork/poetry) by Moctezuma Johnson
The Mob (poetry) by Doug Draime
Willie Lepers (music video) by Norman Ball
Sometimes Suicidal by Aimee DeLong
What's it like living in America, Dr. Zolar?
no land-lung,
external / bee-ternal riffing
forest floor > humanoid pilgrim
7 yerba 7 = gull in a bun
shipments of yex
new texts
(unseen in the film)
black cactus
each nickel blindly
When it Comes to Helium Gears
newspaper dawn blackfingers
sticky maple bun
Neanderthal DNA
tools strewn
borrowing from the future
(plastic peeled back,
nerve cones exposed)
geyser toads
one yolk
1,000 salads later:
parking lot waffles
Are you sure you know
what you're doing, doctor?
YES!
Thinking About Brains
EARTH-Z:
planet of hurting noises
I break the machine in every dream
never been to TX but I can slug a gak
A labyrinth in the walls:
unltd zine tubes
sea-ghouls
at the beach
Machining is a NONCRIME
on EARTH-INCA
Yuh cain't sneak past th' Security Garth!
DEADBOLT FERNLIKE
unit of the brain
Vic20
Shatner
scrambled channels
mega-zine clippings:
The "flannel shirt" klone
is a real UFO nut.
(white noise bacon)
Welding classes start soon!
According to Hoyle:
Striped Christ
immediately!
We must build (a new wall)
We must kill the toads w/ tampons.
Eauaerea!
AEARU!
2001: Dr. Zolar cracks the genome
w/ some sneaky klone-kode.
2012: Dr. Zolar invents the $PORK.
(chore socks on my hands)
Yes = Yes / No = No
When it comes to jelly bird eggs
I like the bla-aa-a-ack ones.
Armand the Pig has been sending out notes
(sharing his feelings) for some time now.
It's a pouring out, really.
No one's happier than Janitor Jim Zarlok.
Easy, wolf.
No -- wait.
Easy wolf.
(No comma.)
J. D. Nelson (b. 1971) experiments with words and sound in his
subterranean laboratory. His bizarre poems and experimental texts have
appeared in many small press and underground publications. Visit
http://www.MadVerse.com for more information and links to his
published work. Since 1990, his audio recordings, interviews, poetry
readings, live performances and culture hacking experiments have been
broadcast on several radio stations in the United States. Recently,
his audio experiments were included as part of the 101-hour Dada and
Surrealism Festival broadcast by KBOO radio in Portland, Oregon.
(http://kboo.fm/dada) His audio experiments (recorded under the name
OWL BRAIN ATLAS) are online at http://www.OwlNoise.com. OWL NOISE 0,
his album of experimental spoken word is available as a free download
at http://www.mediafire.com/owlnoise. J. D. lives two blocks south of
the 40th parallel north in Colorado, USA.
Book Reviews:
Dancing on Thin Ice by George Anderson (review by Ralph-Michael Chiaia)
92
Rapple by Lyn Lifshin
(review by Helen Peterson)
10
Poems & Ampersands
by Ralph-Michael Chiaia
(review by David McLean)