Sometime last night, I passed the 50,000 hits mark on my stats. Now, I've only been blogging here, in one form or another since October 2003 so it was bound to happen eventually (*rolls eyes*), but I do want to say thanks to all the regulars who've been dropping by, especially the people who've done so since this morphed into a publishing/book art blog (well, more or less, anyway). There will be more to come as Maelstrom House gets off the ground. Thanks for dropping by.
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May 14, 2008
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Copyright Posts
- Blogging, Aggregators, & Copyright
- Book Arts & Copyright, Part 1
Reuse, Repurposing, or Just Plain Stealing? - Book Arts & Copyright, Part 2
Finding Legit Sources - Book Arts & Copyright, Part 3
Don't Be Evil - Book Arts & Copyright, Part 4
CBA Professional Development Seminar - Book Arts & Copyright, Part 5
Orphan Works - Book Arts & Copyright, Part 6
Paper, Textile, and Other Arts
My Artist's Books
- Border and Frontier
- Stories From the Ruins
- Highfield's Recipes From a Good Life
Not For Sale
Photos
Quit wasting your time here . . .
- Go to your studio!
Poetry Links: Where to hear it, see it, perform it
- Academy of American Poets
Sponsors National Poetry Month in April and has a huge audio archive of readings, much of it available online. They even have an iPhone app! - City Lore
City Lore is the co-sponsor (with Poets House) of the biennial poetry festival in downtown Manhattan showcasing the nation’s – and the world’s – literary and folk poetry traditions with special attention to poetry’s oral roots. - Howl Festival
The annual Poetry, Theater, Performance Art, Film Comedy and Dance festival in the East Village, usually in September. Named after Allen Ginsberg’s poem. - Nuyorican Poets Cafe
Slams, literary events, readings, music, theater. Founded ca. 1973, originally as a home salon by lit professor Miguel Algarin. Old School slammin'. Don't miss it. - Poets House: A Place for Poetry
Newly renovated and fantastically beautiful: a vast library of poetry books; literary center for readings and performances. - St. Mark's Poetry Project
Started in 1966, the Poetry Project was one of the inspirations for the Nuyorican Poets Cafe. In addition to weekly readings and workshops, they hold a 24-hour poetry reading on New Year’s Day each year. - The Inspired Word
Mike Geffner's biweekly showcase of fantastic poets and open mics.
Crosstown Traffic
- Icons by Portrait Illustration Maker and eLouai.
Book Arts
Find more photos like this on Artist Books 3.0- &rew Broloz-Urban Paper Arts
- Art Deadlines List
- Art of the Book
- Artist, Emerging
One of my new heroes - Artists' Books Online
- Beyond Friendship Gate
- BibliOdyssey
- Bibliophilia
- Bonefolder Extras
- Book - Think
- Book By Its Cover
- Book Fairs & Literary Events
- BookGirl
- Cai Lun - Dennis Yuen
- Calico Cat Press
- Diana Trout
- Dog Eared Magazine
A Journal of Book Arts - double happiness
- Edizioni
- Extreme Cards and Papercrafting
- Fade Theory
- Fiber Art Calls for Entry
- five and a half
- Flyleaf Books
- Green Chair Press Blog
- Guild of Book Workers
- Imatges i paraules
- Impractical Labor in Service of the Speculative Arts
- Journal of Artists’ Books
- Judith Hoffman
- Lasqueti Press
- Life Stories
- Might Could Press Blog
- Mrs. Eliot Books
- Nina Judin Handmade books
- Oak Knoll Books & Press
- Outside of a Dog
- Painting Speech
- Papermusings
- Quirky Artist
- Rag & Bone Blog
- sams creek bookworks
- Sarah Jarrett-Kerr Bindery
- spectrescope
- Stone Street Press
- Studio 5 Book Arts
- The Center for Book Arts
- The Popular Edge
- TJ Bookarts
- Tomoe Book Arts
- Typographica
A Journal of Typography - Umbrella Online
Book Arts Quarterly - verzwirnt und zugeleimt
About Books
- Banned Books Week
- Beatrice.com
- Book-blog Reviews
- BookBrowse.com
- Bookslut
- Closer to Fine
Meri Weiss's debut novel--the blog! - Collected Miscellany
- Comixpedia
- Cup O’ Books
- Eat Our Brains
- Feminist SF - The Blog!
- January Magazine
- Miss Snark, the literary agent
- R A I N T A X I
- Readerville
- The Book Standard
- The Elegant Variation
- The Literary Saloon
- Web Del Sol's House of Blogs
Bloglines for books & publishing
Fellow Travelers
- Christine Hamm
Amazing poetry. - Dennis Kleinsmith
Actor - film, theatre, television - Jennifer Ouellette
Official Site of the fascinating and talented science writer Jennifer Ouellette. - Jordan DosSantos
Graphic Arts and More - Marcia Gilbert
Fine and Graphic Arts, Miscellaneous Green Square Thingies - Moi!
Fiction, Poetry, Artist's Books, General Mischief - Peri Lyons
The incredibly talented and beautiful singer/songwriter. Go listen to her music! - Sarah Spencer
Sarah Spencer, New Orleans Jazz sax-playin', Blues singin' wild woman, and her band. - Sasha Zhitneva / Art&Design
Stunning glass panels and jewelry - Taylor Spence
Fabulous paintings. - Tom Harper
Urban-themed pen & ink drawings, paintings, sketches. Wow! - Two Stools Project
Great photos of - yes - two stools. Trust me.
Web Comics
- Dicebox
- Digger by Ursula Vernon
A wombat burrows into another world full of gods and demons. No, really. - Dinosaur Comics
- garfield minus garfield
- Girls With Slingshots - GWS1
Alison Bechdel did it first, but this is a worthy successor on the web. - Hobo Lobo of Hamelin - Page 1
Great web design too. - Hyperbole and a Half: Depression Part Two
Don't miss the rest of this webcomic. This is just kinda awesome by itself. - Menage a 3
- Nothing Better
- octopus pie
- Okazu
- Penny Arcade
Gamer humor, sometimes controversial in a not-good way. - Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
- Sluggy Freelance
Geeky weird adventures with geeky weird characters - Spera
- Strong Female Protagonist
Kind of a meta comic on, well, strong female protagonists in comics - xkcd
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