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Blog: Matthew Hittinger Topics:Poetry
Category Archives: Publications
Poem in Chelsea Station
”Green Gotham,” a poem from my Impossible Gotham project, is in the new issue (Issue 2) of Chelsea Station. The poem is part of the color series that appeared in No Tell Motel back in November 2010. There’s just one … Continue reading
Poem in Bloom
My homage to Joe Brainard — “If Nancy Had an Afro” — appears in the new issue of Bloom (#7, aka Vol 4, Issue 1, Spring 2012). This poem came out of a “Poetry (&) Comics” class I took at Poets … Continue reading
Calligramme On the Cover of a Magazine
I wonder how many poems have made the cover of a magazine? A calligramme I made of Marilyn Monroe’s face graces the cover of the latest Poets & Artists magazine (#31, January 2012). Open publication – Free publishing – More … Continue reading
Posted in Musings, News, Publications
Tagged Calligramme, Judith Peck, Marilyn Monroe, Poets & Artists
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Anthologized x 3
There are a number of fun, new anthologies coming out this Spring that I wanted to highlight: Divining Divas. Lethe Press. Ed. Michael Montlack. Includes a previously unpublished poem of mine, an homage to She-Ra: Princess of Power, called “For … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthologies, Divas, Persona Poems, Poetry, Villanelles
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Three Poems in Scythe #6
I have three poems–”Union, Squared,” “Cascade Escapade,” and “Smite & Spoon,”–in Issue #6 of Scythe. The poems are from my Smite & Spoon manuscript, from which I plan to read on an upcoming return visit to Joe’s radio show (more … Continue reading
A Poem in the Shape of a Rooster at Press 1
“Dear Chanticleer,” my poem-in-the-shape-of-a-rooster, is up in the September Issue (Volume 5, Number 2) of Press 1. The poem’s part of the Smite & Spoon manuscript project. Check it out.
Skin Shift to be published by Sibling Rivalry Press
I’m excited to announce Sibling Rivalry Press has picked up my manuscript Skin Shift as one of their four new titles for 2012. It will be released on my birthday, June 1 (which is a Friday!) so expect a combined … Continue reading
Is This Desire?
Charlie Jensen is hosting a mini-salon on his blog, Kinemapoetics this month. The focus is on music albums we love, that we can “experience only through ‘sequential listening’–moving track by track, in order, from start to finish, loving every song.” … Continue reading
Posted in Musings, Publications
Tagged Charlie Jensen, Is This Desire?, Madonna, PJ Harvey
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Five Poems at Turntable & Blue Light
I have five poems up at Turntable & Blue Light: “39th Floor Aperture,” “Achilles,” “[G]olden Circe Sips Her Coffee,” “Zeppelin,” and “Purgatory”. These are all from my Impossible Gotham manuscript. “39th Floor Aperture” is my homage to my day job … Continue reading
Two Poems in OCHO #31
I have two poems in OCHO #31: “At the Academy of Taxidermy Mirram Keeps a Secret” and “Restoration.” Both are from my Skin Shift project. The taxidermy poem is inspired by the aboriginal tale “The Woman Who Changed Into a … Continue reading
