A couple of weeks ago I received a wonderful packet in the mail: Tuesday; An Art Project. I unwrapped the package and discovered a large set of postcards of text and images. Editor Jennifer S. Flescher has done a fantastic job with this project. I know nothing about paper quality, but the postcards feel substantial. The text pops out, and the images are beautiful.
Some of the contributors to the first installment of this art project include:
Cate Marvin
Major Jackson
Benjamin Paloff
David Rivard
Rowan Ricardo Phillips
I love what Jessica has to say about the project: "Work should be enjoyed tactilely. Poems should be kept, when loved. Passed on. Sent out."
I couldn't agree more.
I have fourteen postcards and I will mail them to the first fourteen people who leave a comment. Please don't post your address in my comment box! Email it to me, please.
You won't be sorry. The postcards are lovely.
17 comments:
I want one!
JP Parra
I'll email you my addy
A poetry postcard, please. I love mail.
yeah, please?
They sound lovely.
Oooo, real mail. I want one!
What a fantastic idea. I couldn't agree more, too. The poem as ephemeral, yes, but also something tangible, to be held & enjoyed.
You send me mail, & I'll be sure to send you some in return.
P.S. How do I find your email address?
Ooh, yes please. I would love one!
Pretty please?
Am I really number ten? I totally want a postcard! You rock!
PS: how do I find your email and thanks for linking to my blog "contest central." Hope its useful to you and your readers!
me, me, me, Please!
Ditto amigo. I'll ping you off-blog.
i want a post card please!
Yes! Did I miss the deadline? I'm always missing deadlines. By the way, I'm Stephanie. :-)
Hi,
I am another one who can't find your email address. Do you still have mine?
Hi Eduardo:
If I'm number 14 or less, I'd like to receive one.
You should be getting two copies of The Night Tito Trinidad KO'ed Ricardo Mayorga by Kevin A. Gonzalez and a third something that might be a collector's item some day.
Saludos,
Francisco
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