Barque Press

Barque Authors

The new British Electronic Poetry Centre, developed by Peter Middleton.
The SUNY Buffalo Electronic Poetry Center is probably the best site for US author information.
Other previously published books by Keston Sutherland.
The Cambridge Poetry Summit, 9-11 January 2004: a host of stunning readings and collaborative listening, organised by Sam Ladkin. MP3s and video of performances soon to appear. Barque has published the catalogue.
Salt Publishing is a co-project of Jen and Chris Emery. It is 'an award-winning and prestigious international list centred on a ground-breaking poetry series' of linguistically innovative poetry in world English, including books by Andrea Brady, Andrew Duncan, Peter Middleton, John Tranter, John Wilkinson and others, and an expanding critical series.
The publishing collective subpress, responsible in part for John Wilkinson's Oort's Cloud.
Jacket. Australian internet super-mag edited by John Tranter. Features articles by other Barque authors on CCCP 1998 and CCCP 1999, Tim Morris on Keston Sutherland, Andrea Brady on John Wilkinson, and poems by John Wilkinson. Tranter’s homepageoffers five more megabytes of glittering literature. Or nibble at his joint breadline, Australian Literary Management.
Back issues of Angel Exhaust, edited by Barque translator Andrew Duncan; includes an article on John Wilkinson and an interview with him.
Fortified? Duncan puts us in our place in a review of Barque culture at Terrible Work
Freebase Accordion, a resource for Peter Manson's admirers and other users of his work.
Don't stop there: try the revitalised Object Permanence (edited by Manson and Robin Purves), which includes a recently published book by J. H. Prynne.
A review of Andrea Brady by Nada Gordon and lots of good reads at the ambitious and generous readme internet magazine. Ange Mlinko reviews some of the rarer Jordan Davis poems here too.
Follow Jordan Davis' day at his blog, Equanimity; new poems are constantly appearing in his Million Poems Journal.
A review of Kristin Prevallet's book A Selection from the Parasite Poems along with other reviews, poetry, essays etc. at Ben Friedlander's e-magazine Langniappe.
The St. Mark's Poetry Project features other selections from The Parasite Poems.

Jordan Davis' poems can be found in the Boston Review , Shampoo, Jim Behrle's Can We Have Our Ball Back or Titanic Operas.

Robert Potts reviews Keston's The Rictus Flag and Antifreeze in 'Disobeying Orders' in Poetry Review 93.1.

Jérôme Game reviews Keston's Antifreeze in 'Energize! --The K Function, or an Anti-Freezing Speed' in Jacket 20, December 2002.

Dylan Harris comments on the Poetry Review reading at Whitechapel Art Gallery, 30 October 2003.

Andrew Duncan reviews Keston's [Bar Zero] at Terrible Work.

'The Trade in Bathos' is Keston's history of bathos, 1711 to the present, at Jacket 15 (2000).

Vagueness, Poetry' is Keston's discussion of vagueness in poetic language: originally published in Quid 7c , 2001, it was reprinted in Works on Paper ed. Helen Slater 2002, and in the Prague Literary Review, 2003.

Magazines

Arras. Site maintained by sometime Quid contributor Brian Kim Stefans: 'devoted to exploring how digital technology has impacted the field of experimental poetics'. Check out especially the blogs Free Space Comix and the anti-war blog (now resting) Circulars. Keston's 'A Short Critique of Pacifism' appeared there on 23 February 2003.
Endless visual, sound and concrete poetry, including an inexhaustible set of recordings, from ubu web.

The Gig, Nate Dorward's magazine, which includes a Prynne bibiliography.

How2 is a fantastic magazine publishing innovative poetry by women.

Parataxis is Drew Milne's journal and small press: Marxist theory and smart poems.

The East Village Poetry Web, edited by Jack Kimball, is a magazine from Japan: poetry, art, criticism, audio files, etc.

Check out the consistently intelligent Chain, edited by Jena Osman and subpress publishing collective member Juliana Spahr.

Jordan Davis proves himself the Constant Critic.

Allen Fisher continues to gather up innovative work in Spanner.

The Poetry Kit provides info on little magazines in the US.

Small Presses

Duration Press, a chapbook series & web archive focusing on international poetry.

Ken Edwards and Wendy Mulford's fine and courageous Reality Street Editions.

Wild Honey is the excellent Eire-based press run by Randolph Healy.

Find the catalogue for Small Press Distribution, the US distributor committed to small presses, and order up some solvency for any of hundreds of cottage crusaders.

Don't be frightened by the IRS-style interface of the Electronic Literature Directory.