[New-Poetry] "Intercapillary Space": july - september

[Edmund Hardy]

http://intercapillaryspace.blogspot.com/2006/09/july-september-contents.html
"a great number of the simple ideas" - John Locke


POEMS

Jon Clay
     [#] 'Windblast a vibrating. . .'
          Pyrite (Flare Hope)

Ian Davidson
     [#] Baltic
     [#] From Partly in Riga

Michael Egan
     [#] turnstile

AnnMarie Eldon
     [#] scrubbing up
          days
          house calls and the slattern's self-disparaging emesis

D. S. Marriott
     [#] From Speak Low: Poem To Jonas

rob mclennan
     [#] last night: thirteen lines

Daniel Nester
     [#] Two Douglas Rothschild Laments
          To Be Imperfect, To Be

Dawn Pendergast
     [#] From Zoo Po Day
     [#] Hi mouse.
          The Even
          bugs

Mark Scroggins
     [#] Flâneur
          'The spillage of sunlight...'

Lawrence Upton
     [#] i.m. barry macsweeney
     [#] Marcus Vergette



ESSAYS

[#] John Muckle: Sir Philip in South America

[#] Edmund Hardy: Umbrellas: The Blown Network



BOOK REVIEWS

[#] Mairéad Byrne, Vivas

[#] Catherine Daly, To Delite and Instruct

[#] Jeff Hilson, Stretchers

[#] Jeff Hilson, Bird Bird

[#] Emma Lew, Anything The Landlord Touches

[#] Mario Petrucci, Catullus

[#] Lisa Robertson, The Men

[#] Leslie Scalapino and Marina Adams, The Tango



DOUGLAS OLIVER SYMPOSIUM

[#] Pierre Joris: The Tea-Brown Light Of Kindness

[#] Ralph Hawkins: Douglas Oliver's Diagram Poems

[#] Nina Davies: Reading A Salvo for Africa

[#] Robert Sheppard: Coincidence and Contraries: Two extracts for Douglas 
Oliver

[#] Alan Hay: A sort of public thank-you to Douglas Oliver

[#] Ian Davidson: An Island that is all the World – an unfinished 
conversation over a number of incomplete rounds. I finish, as always, on the 
ropes and gasping for breath, casting glances at my corner and wondering if 
I'll ever reach it.

[#] Laura Steele: Comedy and the Conceptual in Douglas Oliver's The Harmless 
Building

[#] Peter Riley: Comment on Ralph Hawkins' piece--

[#] Abena Sutherland: Comment on Ian Davidson's piece --

[#] Melissa Flores-Bórquez: A note on Douglas Oliver's 'A Salvo for Malawi'