Archive for June, 2009

Blind at birth, he grew to be a depraved blind man, twenty seven and still living with his mother, sitting in his bedroom amongst a clutter of flowers that she bought him out of his fondness for sweet scents-asters, carnations,…
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A new film on Dillinger Public Enemy, with Johnny Depp is coming out soon. What better time to feature a new poem by American’s best outlaw poet? –Victor burning the crow folsom shot…
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The Often Too Short, Unpredictable, Yet Glorious Life of An Independent Small Press Magazine or God Bless The Small Press By: Charles P. Ries (originally published in Free Verse thanks to Charles for this essay–Victor) When I heard that…
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With Jason Michel David LaBounty has written three novels. He writes the kind of novels that you wish you could write, if only you had any talent. His stories are tough and tragic. Each paragraph is tense and minimalist, like…
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poem for chrissy my first apartment had bars on the windows and a hawk with one eye that sang like little jimmy scott every time it rained this girl down the hall liked to…
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