Good News for 1000 Views

First, our anthology made Stride Magazine's The Editor's Picks 2009 list:

Poetry
1000 Views of 'Girl Singing', ed. John Bloomberg-Rissman (Leafe)
Nowhere's Far, Phil Bowen (Salt)
The Hunt in the Forest, John Burnside (Cape)
Songbook, Ken Edwards (Shearsman)
The Migraine Hotel, Luke Kennard (Salt)
Ascension Notes, Sarah Law (Shearsman)
Catalyctic Exteriorisation Phenomenon, Mel Nichols (Edge)
London: Ghost Autopsy, Nick Scammell (Kitchen Door)
American Hybrid, eds. Cole Swensen & David St. John (Norton)

Second, Richard Lopez writes, "my copy arrived a few days ago and it is most probably the liveliest and original anthols i've read in some time. this is a book that makes me happy in mind and body."

Thanks, Richard, and thanks, Rupert Loydell, ed. of Stride. Thanks most of all to the contributors, who made this happen.

As posted previously, reiterated here, now that your mouth is watering:

1,000 Views of “Girl Singing”
John Bloomberg-Rissman (ed.)
ISBN: 978-0-9561919-1-5

Since there's lots of color. the book’s kinda expensive. It will list for £23.00/$45.00. BUT: if you buy it from us, instead of Amazon or wherever else it's listed, we'll sell it for cost plus a little to help cover postage:

£16.00/$27.00

Just contact me at j at johnbr dot com and we'll get the ball rolling.

Comments

[Sam]

Well deserved praise.

[Ed Baker]

am enjoying my copy the production "feels" good

-like a book should

each page holds the images

whether b/w or color

and the book doesn't have that "slick" pod/lew-lew feel

and: a good choice of paper...

no glare and lots of goodies to re:visit...

and of course seeing my "stuff"

a real giggle...

[John Bloomberg-Rissman]

Thanks, guys. Ya done good.

[Rebecca Loudon]

And you're the top of the list! Congrats.
Rebecca