Review of ROUTE by Julia Cohen and Mathias Svalina

Joshua Ware has a thoughtful review of ROUTE on his blog. Thanks so much, Josh!

http://joshua-ware.blogspot.com/2012/04/route.html

ROUTE by Julia Cohen and Mathias Svalina now available online!

Immaculate Disciples Press is pleased to announce the publication of Route by Julia Cohen and Mathias Svalina.

Route is a split collaborative chapbook by Julia Cohen and Mathias Svalina containing two inter-related poetry sequences – Black Metal & Ice and Two Sisters. The first follows what an expedition through a desolate polar landscape that has no apparent purpose. The second follows two sisters who are alternately playing and on the run from mysterious scientists intent on experimenting on them. Both sequences in Route address irrational male desire masquerading as scientific pursuit with a language and logic that is at once like a fairy tale and bad dream.

Cover is a silkscreen designed by Joseph Lappie and printed by Caitlin Wheeler.

Available for purchase for $12 - no shipping fees added! If you are in NYC from 3/28-3/30, you can pick it up at the CUNY Grad Center chapbook festival.

2012 CUNY Chapbook Festival is Upon Us

It's happening again! CUNY Chapbook Festival. Immaculate Disciples will have a table there. Do come by to look at chaps from nearly 50 small presses!

http://chapfest.wordpress.com/

Wed, Mar 28
at the Center for Book Arts

28 West 27th Street, NYC

10am-1pm and 2-5pm
Hands-on Chapbook Workshops: Binding and Printing
With Barbara Henry and Karen Randall
Registration required: 212 481-0295

6:30pm
Panel Discussion: Community and Publishing
MC Hyland, Minnesota Center for Book Arts
Guy Pettit, Flying Object
Chuck Stebelton, Woodland Pattern

Thu, Mar 29
at The Graduate Center, CUNY

365 Fifth Avenue at 34th Street, NYC

Noon-7pm
Book Fair: Day 1
C Level
For a full list of participating presses, visit our Publishers page!

12–3pm
C Level
Lunch Poems–marathon poetry reading
curated by:
Stain of Poetry, EOAGH, Earshot, Triptych, Popsickle, PeopleHerd Readings at Milk&Roses

3pm
C Level
Workshop: Nuts and Bolts for Publishers
Ryan Murphy, Reservoir Editions
Iris Cushing and Elizabeth Clark Wessel, Argos Books
Organized by Poetry Society of America

Free registration required for all workshops.
To register, e-mail ksullivan@gc.cuny.edu.

5pm
C Level
Workshop: Digital Chapbooks
Adam Robinson, Publishing Genius
Martin Rock, Epiphany
Lucy Ives, Triple Canopy
Organized by the CUNY MFA Affiliation Group

Free registration required for all workshops.
To register, e-mail ksullivan@gc.cuny.edu.

7pm
Martin E. Segal Theatre
Panel Discussion: State of Translation: Trends in Innovative Publishing
Ammiel Alcalay, The Graduate Center, CUNY
Esther Allen, Baruch College
Susan Bernofsky, PEN Translation Committee
Ivan Herceg and Damir Šodan, POEZIJA Magazine, Croatia
Anna Moschovakis, Ugly Duckling Presse
Eliot Weinberger, translator
Moderated by Ana Božičević, The Graduate Center, CUNY
Organized by The Center for the Humanities

Fri, Mar 30
at The Graduate Center, CUNY

365 Fifth Avenue at 34th Street, NYC

Noon-7pm
Book Fair: Day 2
C Level
For a full list of participating presses, visit our Publishers page!

12–3pm
C Level
Lunch Poems–marathon poetry reading
curated by:
Stain of Poetry, EOAGH, Earshot, Triptych, Popsickle, PeopleHerd Readings at Milk&Roses

3pm
C Level
Workshop: Nuts and Bolts for Writers
Jean Hartig, Poets & Writers Magazine
Cara Benson, Dusie Kollektiv and Belladonna*
Nathaniel Otting, minutes BOOKS and Agnes Fox
Nate Pritts, H_NGM_N BKS
Organized by Poets & Writers

Free registration required for all workshops.
To register, e-mail ksullivan@gc.cuny.edu.

5pm
C Level
Workshop: Chapbooks Saved My Life
Brian Teare, Albion Books
Organized by Poets House

Free registration required for all workshops.
To register, e-mail ksullivan@gc.cuny.edu.

7pm
Proshansky Auditorium and Lobby
Reading: PSA Chapbook Fellowship
Sarah Arvio, Timothy Donnelly, EJ Garcia, Deborah Landau, David Lehman, Marni Ludwig, Alison Roh Park, Gerald Stern, and Angela Veronica Wong
Introduced by Alice Quinn

Reception to follow