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Niemand weiß, was sich in jener Nacht ereignete, als die Helden fielen und das Böse triumphierte. Doch was mit Wolverine geschah, ist das allergrößte Rätsel. 50 Jahre hat niemand von ihm gehört. und an der Stelle des geborenen Kämpfers von einst, steht nur noch ein alter, gebrochener Pazifist namens Logan. Ein Mann, der gewillt ist, seinen alten Freund, den blinden Bogenschützen Hawkeye, 3.000 Meilen durch eine verwüstete Welt zu begleiten, um...

Timely Irreverence is a collection of occasional poems that are sewn together through the inescapable intrusion of poetry itself. With circles of logic that provoke thoughtfulness, the paths of these poems are alluringly complex, and they engage through amusing points of casual living, visceral moments when poetry is permitted to intrude upon the everyday. Whether MillAr is letting a poem pass him by while mowing the grass, or etching it upon ...

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What is the small blue? It is a condition. It is a fragmented mood disorder. It is a lyric state, a meditation that moves backward, an exercise in psychic time. It includes impressions, forgotten bits, broken lyricism, biographical sketches. the small blue a feeling or perhaps the distant translation of a feeling. It is the literal translation of an obscure line from Apollinaire: le petit bleu. What is the small blue? It is a book of fragments.

Poetry. In ESP: ACCUMULATION SONNETS, we "listen in" to hear language that usually passes through. MillAr asks: if you throw out the nets, what will be caught? What will be missed? What will be miss-represented? And then, as time passes, what shall we do with these linear fragments of time that interleave their lyric eye among the wreckage of their own attention? Read them, of course. This sequence of 15-line sonnets documents time in the way ...

An eclectic new collection from Toronto poet Jay MillAr.

Aims to expand the taxonomy of insects, mushrooms, and trees to inventive meditations on life and language. This collection is a journey across the geography of imagination.

Jay Millar's second collection of poems looks at the world of mushrooms through a kaleidoscope ofperspectives and styles, ranging from innovative and constraint-based writing to visual and concrete poetry. This book makes a unique contribution to the poetry of science and nature, if mushrooms have a language that is spoken to us or through us as hallucinogenic experiences, Millar has managed to tap into that language and refine it into potent ...

Jay used to have an ego, but had it surgically removed. Get "bur'd" by Alex Cayce, "Perfectly Ordinary Dreams" by James Llar, "Short Ghosts" by John Elliott, "heartrants" by H. Azel, and "Book of Leaves" by Conwenna Stokes: five books written in five radically different styles.