Issue 88: Zen Poetry.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Monday, December 13, 2010
SPACE! DAD!
The unkindness web empire expands with the launch of SPACE! DAD! a comic by written by Melissa Bull and myself. How was space indeed, Dad? How was space?
Sunday, December 5, 2010
montreal zen poetry festival on indie gogo
The Montreal Zen Poetry Festival is coming up again in March 2011 with a remarkable line-up of performers, including Jane Hirshfield and Kaz Tanahashi. This year, to support the printing of the collection of the Festival poetry collection, we're reaching out the online world for support through Indie gogo. The collection will bring together in a beautiful edition the works of the excellent writer Shin Yu Pai, Chase Twichell, Seido Ray Ronci, and more.
Please take a look at our Inidie gogo page for more information on this project. Any and all support will be greatly appreciated and we hope to see you at the festival!
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
broken pencil number 48
Issue number 48 of Broken Pencil is now on newsstands and it's the first issue of designed by me!
This issue features some amazing artwork by Carly Moran, a special DIY section with instructions on building robots and political parties, and a new project from Artist-in Residence, Rafi Ganagounian, the State of Fame.
Take a look at some of the content online here.
Friday, June 18, 2010
a theory of darkness
Just finished a long day of cutting and folding, and the new book, A Theory of Darkness, is ready for the small press fair tomorrow. These poems are a part of a larger cross-genre mystery novel, also called A Theory of Darkness, by Catherine Paquette. It's also really really good. You can read poems Midnight and A Theory in Pieces on Catherine's website.
Monday, June 14, 2010
don't let the lights go out
The newest project from the unkindness is a go!
don't let the lights go out is a library of art projects that have never existed. A collection of the unlimited number of ideas for novels, comics, performances, installations, and whatever else that has never had the chance to be realized.
Every artist has thousands more ideas than they can make in one lifetime, and don't let the lights go out is a place to put those ideas so that they can still reach an audience.
Please take a look at the site, and feel welcome to make any contributions of your own unused ideas. Just write them up or sketch them up and email unkindness.press@gmail.com. Please include a short bio and any information or links to other projects you might actually be working on so that I can promote them on the site.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
owl
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
more prints from class
Monday, March 15, 2010
catherinepaquette.com
I just designed a new website for my friend, the amazingly talented poet, novelist, and teacher, Catherine Paquette.
Please have a look at catherinepaquette.com
Thursday, February 25, 2010
conundrum press interviewed in the torontoist
Dave Howard of the Torontist just published this excellent interview with my publisher and personal hero, Andy Brown, of Conundrum Press.
please read and take a look at the new Conundrum titles coming down the pipes.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
the unkindness of ravens press has a new website
The last few years have been a sisyphean struggle up the mountain of the internet, but the unkindness of ravens press finally has a real website up and running. If you've seen the site before please take another look.