Irrational Knowledge of the Object... more questions

1) Does it start suddenly or gradually?
2) Do you recall it when you pass in front of it?
3) Is it mechanic or organic?
4) What are its boundaries?
5) What are its linear and spatial dimensions?
6) Does it confuse belief?
7) How many bone parts does it inhabit?
8) What basic route of ascent/ descent does it take?
9) Would it lay most pleasurably on a hard or wet surface?
10) What causes the most obvious disturbance in its peace?
11) How small a circle does it fit in?
12) What does it echo off of?
13) What grows around it when the lights dim?
14) What remains in its absence?
15) How does it avoid indifference?
16) What borders does it trespass?
17) How quickly does it erode?
18) How does it exist in another way?




For poeming--

New Orleans Press: Fell Swoop Interview & Goodness

Poet Camille Martin has an excellent interview with poet and editor of Fell Swoop, the indefatigable Joel Dailey. I reviewed Dailey's last chapbook, Surprised by French Fries here. 

Martin's interview has a great chapbook cover display as well showcasing some unique Swoop covers. We have quite a collection of Swoops here at Casa Brinks/ Burns. Read the full review here.

This is my new chapbook fresh from the Fell Swoop factory. Cover by Tracey McTague.

Poems based on the Surrealist Game of Questions: Irrational Knowledge of the Object

Comment or email me: meganaburns@aol.com

for a copy: 5.00 (plus S&H) 

Fell Swoop also just released the single author issue from Clark Coolidge: The Human Bond: Some New James Bond Sonnets

Clark Coolidge and Joel Dailey will be reading at the 17 Poets! Literary and Performance Series 

May 17th, 8PM

www.17poets.com