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Art Bureau's Highball Reading Series
Our main focus is publishing art books, but occasionally a poet whispers in our ears, and a chapbook is produced.


MARTIN REINER
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poems for all


CASINO

The colours wander

but I am still.

There's red
in your hand, God...

Another game of poker
you cannot face.

--} read more: Martin Reiner + Radio Prague

 

Martin Reiner (Czech Republic) No Through Road is the second poetry chapbook in Art Bureau's Highball Reading Series.
ISBN13: 9781161046298
ISBN10: 1161046291

Martin Reiner is the author of five books of poems and a novel. Born in Brno, Czech Republic, he attended several military academies and was imprisoned for eight months before re-entering civilian life. He has worked primarily in the arts since 1989.

No Through Road is Martin's first chapbook to be published in English.

Fifty chapbooks are inserted into a Gooco-printed envelope, and SIGNED by the author ($5 + shipping). etsy

USA: UNsigned editions @ Powell's Books ($2.95 + shipping). etsy

UK/EURO: UNsigned editions @ Metropolis (-6 euro and incl. shipment cost world-wide). etsy


HENRY DENANDER -- SOLD OUT --


bringdownthesun

SYNCHRONIZATION
We have adjusted to the Greek heat and tempo
but in different ways.

Since I always take a siesta in the afternoon,
I usually wake up early in the morning while
my family goes on sleeping.

So every morning I have two or three hours
to myself when I can write and paint and read.

And in the afternoon in the hotel room,
Marie and William have two hours when
they can listen to me snoring.

--} read more: Henry Denander + Adrian Manning

 

Bring Down the Sun is a joint chapbook with poets Henry Denander (Sweden) and Adrian Manning (UK).

Henry Denander's poems and artwork can be read and seen in numerous poetry magazines. Denander lives in Stockholm, Sweden and on Hydra, Greece with his wife and son.

Adrian Manning is the editor of Concrete Meat Press. He has had poems, reviews and articles published in various magazines.

Fifty chapbooks are numbered with signed poem cards by both poets.

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