https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B45B381N/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0 My translation of this seminal Mayakovsky text has been selling in the US, Canada, the UK, and ... Germany. The last one throws me a little since there are fine translations of this book into German, but perhaps the much more reasonable price of my edition makes it appealing to the very bi-lingual Germans.
Author: Jedediah Smith
Jedediah Smith writes poetry and fiction without the support of any university, grant, fellowship, foundation, medal, award, or academy. While he taught introductory composition at several community colleges as an adjunct, he has never been part of a creative writing program or even a teacher with a full-time position. He is not a member of any historically under-represented / currently over-represented group but has been under-represented during his individual history of six decades. He holds wildly unpopular views and expresses them in heretical forms.
Kerouac Connection No. 31 Spring 2001, Beat Generation literary zine, $10
THE KEROUAC CONNECTION Number 31 Spring 2001, Edited by Mitchell Smith, Published in California, Stapled wrappers, 44 pages, 5.5" x 8.5". Condition: Like new, uncirculated copy from the editor’s collection. The Kerouac Connection was a literary zine publishing articles and essays about Jack Kerouac as well as Beat Generation related ephemera. First published in England …
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Parlando : Selected Poems by Ray Clark Dickson
As the publisher and editor of this tremendous collection, I'd rather people purchase a copy of it from me -- it's always available from my ebay store. But here it is on archive. com, posted a couple years ago without my knowledge. So now everybody can read him. Good for Ray, one of America's lost …
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Six sections from “Chuwl, Notation of Harmonic Atonalities in the Hebrew Bible”
These six sections from "Chuwl, Notation of Harmonic Atonalities in the Hebrew Bible" have been rendered into sound poetry, using TTS voices and Audacity manipulations to create a Phibesian clockwork orchestra. The textual poem of 56 sections was composed from alternating translations of Biblical passages, making use of both Strong's Concordance of the Hebrew and …
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Jedediah Smith 