Interesting poetry websites

[flyguy69]

I suspect there are a lot of great places on the web for poetry. I came across one called Born Magazine that is really cool. It melds poetry by some well-known contemporary writers with visual effects by some talented digital artists.

Do you know any innovative sites; places that are pushing the envelope for literary art?

 

[Angeline]

I suspect there are a lot of great places on the web for poetry. I came across one called Born Magazine that is really cool. It melds poetry by some well-known contemporary writers with visual effects by some talented digital artists.

Do you know any innovative sites; places that are pushing the envelope for literary art?

Fly, I saw your thread title and was coming in to post about Born Magazine! Really.

Anyway here's one I love.

UBU

It's not like Born, but it has all kinds of innovative stuff on it and an amazing poetry mp3 archive.

 

[flyguy69]

Fly, I saw your thread title and was coming in to post about Born Magazine! Really.

Anyway here's one I love.

UBU

It's not like Born, but it has all kinds of innovative stuff on it and an amazing poetry mp3 archive.

No way!

 

[Angeline]

No way!

Honest to god! I've known about Born Mag for about a year. There are other places that meld art forms to create--I guess--online performance art, but I think Born is the best.

But you'll love UBU. Wait till you see what's there.

 

[flyguy69]

Honest to god! I've known about Born Mag for about a year. There are other places that meld art forms to create--I guess--online performance art, but I think Born is the best.

But you'll love UBU. Wait till you see what's there.

I just did. I have been listening to William S. Burroughs from "the Wild Boys"

 

[Angeline]

I just did. I have been listening to William S. Burroughs from "the Wild Boys"

Check out Helen Adam reading Cheerless Junkie Song.

She was something else.

I was at that reading. It was at St Mark's Church On the Bowery on a New Year's Eve long ago. She brought down the house with that poem.

 

[flyguy69]

Check out Helen Adam reading Cheerless Junkie Song.

She was something else.

I was at that reading. It was at St Mark's Church On the Bowery on a New Year's Eve long ago. She brought down the house with that poem.

I remember a poem you wrote about that night. But I can't remember what it was called. It was a good one, if that helps narrow the list


You know I love all your poems!

 

[Angeline]

I remember a poem you wrote about that night. But I can't remember what it was called. It was a good one, if that helps narrow the list


You know I love all your poems!

It was about Burroughs. I remember--I called him skink thin. lol.

It's currently residing on a disc that I am unable to locate. Doesn't that suck?

 

[The_Fool]

It was about Burroughs. I remember--I called him skink thin. lol.

It's currently residing on a disc that I am unable to locate. Doesn't that suck?

Who was it that started the thread about organizing there poems so long ago? Not being snide, I just don't remember.

 

[The_Fool]

Who was it that started the thread about organizing there poems so long ago? Not being snide, I just don't remember.

Okay, maybe just a little bit snide....

 

[Angeline]

Who was it that started the thread about organizing there poems so long ago? Not being snide, I just don't remember.

I had everything organized. Then I moved. I had two discs, one all poems and one illustrated poems, photography, and mp3 files of me reading poems. They're here somewhere now. I don't know where. There were probably about 300 poems on those two discs.

I try to be zen about it.

And JUDO started the thread, Snidely.