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not THE THOM GUNN ISSUE.
edited by Michael Holmes & Bill Kennedy.
Toronto, Conspiracy Of Silence Press, [1992?].
5-1/2 x 8-1/2, 8 sheets pale grey bond folded & stapled twice to 32 pp in selfwrappers, all printed black photocopy.
cover photograph uncredited.
8 contributors ID'd:
Christian Bok, Bill Kennedy, D.M.Lumsden, Mac McArthur, Pete McPhee, Stan Rogal, Clive Thompson, Tatiana Tonks.
includes:
i) The Enigma of St. Aked, by Stan Rogal (p.12; poem, dedicated "(Alan Turing, with respect to bp nichol)")
packed with more goodies than Santa's big red sack. editorial board.
Calgary, Filling Station Publications Society, october 1995.
8-1/2 x 11, 12 sheets white bond folded to 48 pp & stapled thrice into white claycoat wrappers, all except inside covers printed black, photocopy in offset covers. note: the centersheet was apparently missing when initially bound & only the bottom 2 of the 3 staples bind all sheets.
cover photograph by Rosalee Hiebert
24 contributors ID'd:
Kimmy Beach, Robert Creeley, Cheryl Fogo, Patrick Friesen, Alberto Giacometti, Rosalee Hiebert, Keri Hulme, Dean Irvine, Blaine Kyllo, Darcy Muenchrath, Tom Muir, Sheila E.Murphy, Dean Reeves, Shane Rhodes, Stan Rogal, Patrick Roscoe, Ian L.Samuels, Doug Skolrood, Theresa Smalec, Doug Steedman, John Tavares, Kari Toovey, Jacqueline Turner, Kathleen Wells.
includes:
i) if you give it meaning, it has a meaning, by Robert Creeley, Theresa Smalec & Doug Steedman (Creeley interviewed, pp.26-33; bpNichol briefly discussed p.31)
3rd Erotica Collection. edited by Kathleen Kettner & Mike Kettner.
Seattle (Wa/USA), Laocoön Books, 1988. 15oo copies.
64 pp printed plus small errata slip tucked between staples, offset (all graphics in blue). 6-13/16 x 8-1/2, stapled wrappers.
among the truly many: poetry by Rane Arroyo, John Elsberg, Real Faucher, Geof Huth, Lyn Lifshin, Edward Mycue, Charles Potts, Stanley William Rogal, Nancy Shiffrin, Belinda Subraman, A.D.Winans, Wolf Wondratschek, Noah Zacharin; prose by Jeffery Beam, Steven Ford Brown, Joe Smith; graphics by Guy R.Beining, Richard Denner, Karen Lamassonne, Barry Messer, Jenna V.E.Moore, Walt Phillips, D.J.Sheskin, Lon Spiegelman, Don Thornton, Yvonne Wilson; more.
covers slightly dingey & spotted, top of spine bumped, contents fine...
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edited by Eric Folsom.
Kingston, april 199o.
4o pp/38 printed, photocopy. 5-7/16 x 8-1/2, stapled wrappers.
poetry by Peter Bakowski, John Barlow, John M.Bennett, Joe Blades, Mary Ellen Csamer, jwcurry (refs.Peggy Lefler & Frank Zappa), Gerald England, Marshall L.Harvey, Bruce Iserman, Robert Kenter, Lisa Kucharski, Hilary Mellon, Sheila E.Murphy, Paul Mutton, B.Z.Niditch, Stan Rogal, Sheila Satherley, Richard Stevenson; graphics by curry, Greg Evason (cover); Folsom reviews (incl.bfp(h)aGe, ref.bpNichol).
some minor cover creases rear...
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Kurt Sweitzer of Cobden packs green beans Aug. 17 during the Carbondale Farmers Market in the Westtown Mall parking lot.
Sweitzer said they also sell at other Farmers Markets in the area. “We usually run out of tomatoes and beans at every market
the fastest,” Sweitzer said. The Farmers Market is held every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. until the end of November.
edited by Eric Folsom. Kingston, april 199o.
5-1/2 x 8-1/2, 9 sheets white xerographic bond folded to 36 pp & stapled twice into cherry laid wrappers, all except inside covers printed black photocopy.
cover graphic by Greg Evason.
2o contributors:
Peter Bakowski, John Barlow, John M.Bennett, Joe Blades, Mary Ellen Csamer, jwcurry, Gerald England, Greg Evason, Eric Folsom, Marshall L.Harvey, Bruce Iserman, Robert Kenter, Lisa Kucharski, Hilary Mellon, Sheila E.Murphy, Paul Mutton, B.Z.Niditch, Stan Rogal, Sheila Satherley, Richard Stevenson.
curry contributes:
i) DOES HUMOUR BELONG IN MUSIC? (collage, p.8)
ii) RETURN ON THE SON OF SERIOUS MUSIC (collage, p.23)
iii) minor music (poem, p.28)
also includes:
iv) OUR CONTRIBUTORS, by Eric Folsom (prose capsule bios, rear cover, with a sentence on curry)
SUBTERFUGE.
edited by Jim Francis, James Gray & Karl Jirgens.
Toronto, 1988.
6 x 15-9/16, 44 sheets white highgloss perfectbound into white rectogloss card wrappers, all printed black offset with 3-colour process addition to outside covers & unique black rubberstamp additions to pp.44/45.
cover graphic by Ulrich Tarlatt.
7o contributors ID'd:
Kathy Acker, Miekal And, Fortner Anderson, Heidi Arnold, Arno Arts, Gil Aufray, Thomas Baer, R.Bartkowech, Guy R.Beining, François Bergeron, John Berndt, Jake Berry, Bill Bissett, Michel Boulanger, George Bowering, Misha Chocholak, Dennis Cooley, Elaine L.Corts, E.J.Cullen, Sheila Davies, Guiillermo Deisler, Paul Dutton, Jim Francis, Cola Franzen, Ken Gangemi, Richard Gessner, Rich Gold, LeRoy Gorman, Joanna Gunderson, Michael Heckert, Karl Jirgens, Pierre Joris, W.Pope L, Ralph La Charity, Marina De Bellagente LaPalma, Louis Lapointe, Mark Layner, Karen MacCormack, Annette Mangaard, Richard Martel, Pauline Martin, Christof Migone, Frank Moorehouse, Robert Morgan, Opal Louis Nations, Ann Noël, Kirby Olson, Dennis Oppenheim, Andrea O'Rielly, John Oughton, Derek Pell, Geza Perneczky, Andras Petocz, Harry Polkinhorn, William A.Reid, Alain-Martin Richard, Dominque Robert, Stan Rogal, James Sallis, Waldemar B.Schwauss, Philippe Sollers, Ron Stanko, John Stickney, Ronald Sukenick, Balint Szombathy, Ulrich Tarlatt, Lisa Teasley, D.G.Tenenbaum, Western Cell Division, Saul Yurkievich.
includes:
i) PERSISTENT PATTERN, by Paul Dutton (prose review of Dick Higgins' Pattern Poetry with reference to bpNichol)
ii) PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED – Journals & Magazines, by [Jim Francis & Karl Jirgens?] (prose reviews include references to Nichol in paragraphs on Tracing The Paths, Line 12 & Open Letter)
Dr. Wendy Weinhold conducts Safe Zone Training Friday for Recreation Center student employees. Weinhold said the training she conducts was developed by Jessica Pettitt, a nationally known diversity educator. “Today, 180 people participated in the Safe Zone Training,” Weinhold said.
Alexa Rogals | Daily Egyptian
Jonathan Barnhart works on a painting April 23 at his home. Barnhart said he does painting as well as blacksmithing. “I’ve been painting more to help pay the bills,” Barnhart said.
ALEXA ROGALS | DAILY EGYPTIAN
The massive chainblade, The End of the End's End, is said to be made from fragments of Rogal Dorn's vast weapon Storm's Teeth, and is installed with servitor-controlled gravity stabilisers.
Mario Sosa, of Staten Island, plays with his children Adam, 2, and Alia, 6, both of Carbondale, Saturday at Attucks Park. Sosa said he brings the kids to parks whenever the weather is nice. “I like to make sure they are outside when it’s out,” Sosa said. “Especially with the random weather changes.”
ALEXA ROGALS | DAILY EGYPTIAN
Nancy Ivastanin, of Lake of Egypt, left, is served appetizers Saturday during the Fall Gala and 50th Anniversary celebration of the Newman Catholic Center. Ivastanin said this was her first time attending the Fall Gala. “My husband and I heard of it through the Knights of Columbus in Herrin and decided to check it out,” Ivastanin said. The gala included live entertainment, a silent auction and a prime rib dinner. –Alexa Rogals | Daily Egyptian
While loyalist and traitor forces clash on a thousand battlefields across the galaxy, a very different kind of war is being fought in the shadows – a war of subtlety and subterfuge, unknown to many, but one that surely holds the key to victory for either side. Rogal Dorn and his Legion prepare to defend the Solar System against the armies of Warmaster Horus, even as Malcador the Sigillite charges his many agents and spies with missions of the utmost secrecy. The future of the Imperium is being shaped by unseen hands...
These good looking young men are Frank Tranguch, Brandon Lehman and Dave Rogal. In background is Dave McThomas.
Rosemary Leija, left, a junior from Romeoville studying foreign language, and Karla Esquivel, a junior from Norridge studying fashion design merchandising, look at the new posters Monday at the Student Center’s poster sale. “I figured I’d come by and check it out while I have a break,” Leija said. The poster sale continues this week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the Student Center’s first floor. —Alexa Rogals | Daily Egyptian
St. Martin's croissant ('Rogal świętomarciński' in Polish) is a pastry with white poppy seed filling, baked for the occasion of St. Martin's Day (11 November).
It's traditionally prepared in Poznań and some other parts of the Greater Poland (Wielkopolska) region.
Here, you can see how it looks inside: packed with white poppy seed filling and nuts.
This photograph has been released under Creative Commons Attribution Licensing. Please feel free to use it in any way you wish, but remember to attribute us as the original image owners by providing a link to www.polonist.com
Performers crowd the stage Friday at the Kleinau Theater for the “Nacht Der Textlichen Leiche: The Movie Riffers’ Performative Guide to Reanimating Bodies in the Dark” performance. The comedic production exaggerates the tragedy of war, which is parodied in movies and downplayed on the news.
ALEXA ROGALS | DAILY EGYPTIAN
Steve French, an undecided junior from St. Louis, skateboards Feb. 12 at the Carterville Skate Park. French said skating helps free his mind from stress. “I’ve been skating for about eight years now and just started getting back into it,” he said.
ALEXA ROGALS | DAILY EGYPTIAN
Betsy Harman, right, of Carbondale, leads stretches with student center employees Sarah VanVooren, left, of Marion, and Leslie Godwin, of DuQuoin, Monday at the University Honors Program office in Morris Library. “I’ve been doing these mediation sessions at the library since last fall, but have been doing mediation since I was a child,” Harman said. The meditation sessions are offered every Monday at the University Honors Program office.
Alexa Rogals | Daily Egyptian
In this photo: Laila Simonovsky, Yesenia Rivero, Morgan Slavens, Enrique Mendoza, Jorge, Maria Rogal, Greg Cole, Ariella Mostkoff
photographer: Gaby Hernandez
design for development, university of florida school of art and art history 2009 trip to quintana roo, mexico.
Congrats Rogal. Keep it up!!!
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LeszekM thanks for filming each and every game.
edited by Michael Holmes, Bill Kennedy, Darren Wershler-Henry.
Toronto, 1994.
4o pp/38 printed, photocopy. 8-1/2 x 11, stapled wrappers with cover label.
concrete poetry by Bruce Andrews, Beth Learn (+ cover), Damian Lopes, Steve McCaffery, "Death Waits" [Jacob Wren]; poetry by Christian Bok, Nancy Dembowski, Dennis Dennisoff, Stan Rogal; prose by John Barlow, Natalee Caple, R.M.Vaughan; more. references to jwcurry & bpNichol.
very minor wear to cover else fine...
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poems about / for / after writers.
edited by Kemeny Babineau.
Fredericton, Broken Jaw Press, 2oo1. ISBN 1-896647-46-4.
6 x 9, 56 sheets white bond perfectbound in glossy PVC white card wrappers, all except inside covers & 5 pp (8, 1o8-111) printed black offset with 3-colour process addition to covers.
cover graphic by Bill Bissett.
48 contributors ID'd:
Gordon Michael Allen, George Amabile, Kemeny Babineau, Winona Baker, John Barlow, Gary Barwin, Derek Beaulieu, Bill Bissett, Joe Blades, George Bowering, Lisa Cavion, Kelly Cooper, Bernadette Dyer, Jennifer Footman, Richard Grove, Alsion Hancock, Lea Harper, Sheila Hyland, Gail Johnston, D.G.Jones, John Keats, Penn Kemp, Gary L.Langguth, John B.Lee, Bernice Lever, Tanis MacDonald, Seymour Mayne, Rob McLennan, Susan McMaster, Chad Norman, Renee Norman, Ted Plantos, Heather Pyrcz, D.C.Reid, Harold Rhenisch, Stan Rogal, Tom Schmidt, Jeff Seffinga, Leanne Smith, Breanda Spearing, Joanne Stryker, Don Summerhayes, Priscila Uppal, Steve Vernon, Michael Von Dreger, Alan Weatherley, Jeremy Whitehorn, Elana Wolff.
includes:
i) Requiem for Organ Music, by Susan McMaster (p.31; poem, 2o lines, dedicated "for bp Nichol")
ii) The Enigma of St. Aked, by Stan Rogal (p.32; poem, 25 lines, dedicated "for bp Nichol")
iii) "dream poem ⌗1", by Derek Beaulieu (p.38; concrete poem, annotated "thank you bpNichol.")
iv) now they found th wagon cat in human body, by Bill Bissett (p.39; poem, 19 lines, dedicated "for bp")
v) Margaret Avison, by George Bowering (p.72; poem, 38 lines, lines 1-2 referencing Avison's A Letter from Margaret Avison to & on Nichol)
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edited by Eric Folsom. Kingston, april 199o. edition size unknown.
5-1/2 x 8-1/2, 9 sheets white xerographic bond folded to 36 pp & stapled twice into cherry laid wrapers, all except inside covers printed black photocopy.
cover graphic by Greg Evason.
2o contributors ID'd:
Peter Bakowski, John Barlow, John M.Bennett, Joe Blades, Mary Ellen Csamer, jwcurry, Gerald England, Greg Evason, Eric Folsom, Marshall L.Harvey, Bruce Iserman, Robert Kenter, Lisa Kucharski, Hilary Mellon, Sheila E.Murphy, Paul Mytton, B.Z.Niditch, Stan Rogal, Sheila Satherley, Richard Stevenson.
includes:
i) minor music, by jwcurry (poem with Lefler referenced)