On June 6th the Spackle Gallery will be hosting a reading featuring Jim Chapson, John Vanderhoef, Kristin Markowski, and Jon Lohr.
It will also be the official release of Jon Lohr's chapbook Watertown's Plank Road and a few broadsides.
If you live in Milwaukee this is right off the 15 bus line.
Spackle is located at
2674 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue
Milwaukee WI 53207
or check out
www.spacklegallery.com
info@spacklegallery.com
Monday, May 12, 2008
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Greetings
This is the inaugural blog (inblogural) for Teppichfresser Press.
Some background information:
Teppichfresser gets its name from the poem of the same name published in a chapbook by James Liddy and Keith Gaustad in 2004. The title of the chapbook is “Songs on the Plane Carrying Hess From Germany” which is also the title of the long poem by James Liddy. The section by Keith Gaustad (me) was called Teppichfresser and the press was jokingly given the same name.
Then in 2006 I started up a magazine called Burdock. Rather than name the press Burdock Press I thought to keep the name Teppichfresser.
There are as of today 4 issues of Burdock out in the wide world.
This Blog will hopefully serve as a way of getting the word out on things related to the magazine and to other chapbooks in the works.
Until next time, keep chewing things over.
Some background information:
Teppichfresser gets its name from the poem of the same name published in a chapbook by James Liddy and Keith Gaustad in 2004. The title of the chapbook is “Songs on the Plane Carrying Hess From Germany” which is also the title of the long poem by James Liddy. The section by Keith Gaustad (me) was called Teppichfresser and the press was jokingly given the same name.
Then in 2006 I started up a magazine called Burdock. Rather than name the press Burdock Press I thought to keep the name Teppichfresser.
There are as of today 4 issues of Burdock out in the wide world.
This Blog will hopefully serve as a way of getting the word out on things related to the magazine and to other chapbooks in the works.
Until next time, keep chewing things over.
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