Selected bibliography Larry Sawyer (poet)

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1 selected bibliography

1.1 books
1.2 e-books
1.3 chapbooks
1.4 anthologies
1.5 readings
1.6 events





selected bibliography

sawyer’s publications (poetry , critical reviews) include 88, action yes, ambulant, argotist (uk), arson, aught, big bridge, boston review, chicago tribune, coconut, court green, east village, eildon tree (scotland), emergency index, esque, exquisite corpse, forklift ohio, jacket (australia), hunger, la petite zine, locuspoint, loop, matter, miami sun post, mipoesias, moria, ny arts magazine, outlaw (uk), paper tiger (australia), pinstripe fedora, pitchfork, ploughshares, poems-for-all, prague literary review, range, readme, shampoo, skanky possum, snow monkey, tabacaria (portugal), tin lustre mobile, vanitas, van gogh’s ear (france), versal (netherlands), verse daily, vlak (czech republic), word/ word, , ygdrasil, among others. chapbook tyrannosaurus ant included in yale collection of american literature.


books

unable california (otoliths, 2010, australia, cover art krista franklin)
vertigo diary (blazevox books, 2013, cover art andrew lundwall)
breaking lorca (white hole press, 2014)
bestiary (cy gist press, forthcoming, 2016)

e-books

werewolf weather (argotist ebooks, uk, cover art gary sullivan)

chapbooks

poems peace (structum press),
a chaise lounge in hell (aboveground press, ontario, canada),
tyrannosaurus ant (mother’s milk press) and
disharmonium (silverwonderpress)

anthologies

shamanic warriors poets (scotland, jn reilly, editor)
the city visible: chicago poetry new century (cracked slab books)
a writers’ congress: chicago poets on barack obama’s inauguration (depaul university humanities center press)

readings

he has read work @ venues such bonk! reading , performance series in racine, wisconsin; brothers k in evanston, illinois; chicago printers row lit fest; columbia college chicago; hideout in chicago; myopic books; poetry center of chicago; quimby s bookstore; school of art institute of chicago; , woodland pattern book center in milwaukee.


events

with robert archambeau, valerie archambeau, , lina ramona vitkauskas organized wake of fallon mcphael fictional irish-american chicago poet, may 4, 2013 @ charnel house, chicago.


since 2004 has curated myopic poetry series @ myopic books in chicago, reading series devoted poetry , occasional poets talks. readers have included andy fitch, barry schwabsky, bernadette mayer, bill berkson, catherine wagner, cole swensen, david meltzer, david trinidad, debrah morkun, diane wakoski, ed roberson, edmund berrigan, eileen myles, ela kotkowska, john beer, lea graham, lina ramona vitkauskas, linh dinh, michael rothenberg, paul hoover, roger reeves, ron silliman, sandra doller, simone muench, tim yu, tony trigilio, tyehimba jess, uljana wolf, , yuriy tarnawsky, among many others.







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