::: authors :::
Nate Hoil
the future of rock n roll
beumuth
unavailable
Alexandre Ferrere
PhD candidate, poet, editor, and musician, Alexandre Ferrere is 31 and lives in Cherbourg, France.
Tommy Noell
unavailable
read Return from Falcon Prison: Death Row along an Invisible Street
Nick Felaris
Codex (Nick Felaris) is a multimedia graffiti artist, musician, and animator from Toledo, Ohio.
Joey Puckett
Joey is an undergraduate in Ohio with strong interests in American and Russian literature, chaotics, and satire. He is working on his first novel.
Pragya Vishnoi
Pragya Vishnoi lives in India and her
work has been published in Rattle
Magazine and forthcoming in the
I-70 Review, Canthius and BoomerLitMag.
Daniel Flosi
Daniel J Flosi is the founder of Black Stone / White Stone Zine and author of the chapbook Cries, the Midnight Sky (Bullshit Lit, 2023).
Ruth Jeffers
Ruth has lived in North Carolina most of her life, but she likes to write about the times when she didn’t. She currently lives in Carrboro and cares for rescued farm animals.
Madison Krob
Madison Krob is in the internet-age space of storytelling. Her work interacts with virtual reality and the weird things you find in your grandmother's basement. In addition to her website, she can be reached visually at @maddykrobon Instagram.
alex benedict
alex benedict maintains betweenthehighway press. Currently, he lives in the Cuyahoga Valley and is writing a biography of Cleveland publisher and poet d.a.levy.
Publications include: “Fragments of a Mirrored-Voice for a Friend” (Above / Ground) “OFFHANDEDLY” (Ethel Zine) and “What is your dangerous career? / Shop Rags” (Neo-Mimeo, Nuallain).
Critical Essays include: “waste is a form of devotion” (Community Mausoleum) “From Requiems to Elegies” (Periodicities) and “Publishing Poetry Today and Tomorrow” (Cosmonaut), with the addition of “Fuck the Underground, I’m Going Pop” (Black Bart).
Interviews/Talks:
Cattle by Alex Benedict (Artist Book Conversations)
“The Angels and the Poets: Rilke, Celan, and DA Levy with Alexander Benedict” (Varn VLog)
“Carrying Noise Like A Cloud” (green_space)
In Which Nate Interviews Alex Benedict...? (SECRET RESTAURANT PODCAST)
Sara Lefsyk
Sorting rocks from beans until she kills all desire, Ethel carries a shovel as if she really knows how to dig a grave. When she is let loose inside the orchard, she is a wide-eyed god, dehydrated and convulsing. Nailed to the ground, laughing with the sun in her eyes, she is dreaming of a videotape about an even more disposable fashion. Fashioning a wound or planning for gestalt, out in the field or trapped in the cloisters, she fingers the firmament and role-plays a joy, then vomits all over the sanctuary carpet.
Sara Lefysk runs Ethel Zine & Micro Press.
heatflow
see heatflow’s photography & writing
Al Brilliant
Writer, bookmaker, and late editor of Unicorn Press, Al Brilliant was born in St. Louis, Missouri “a triple Gemini on May 22, 1936 in the midst of a severe American Depression.” In 1965, he and his wife Teo Savory began running Unicorn Press, publishing hundreds of poetry collections as well as translations from French and German. At 70 years old, Brilliant established the Glenwood Community Bookshop in Greensboro, North Carolina where he passed away in May of 2022.
JL Rosser
JL is a queer poet living in Georgia. Currently, most of the poems they write are about Yugioh cards and Youtube videos.
Angel Warwick
Angel Warwick is a poet from the South Coast of England, as well as an avid cyclist and consumer of scotch whisky that tastes like peat bog water. He left school at 12 and learnt to write in online poetry communities. For inquiries and support with the Grief Club, write Angel: adgwarwick@gmail.com.
emilio Taiveaho Peláez
emilio Taiveaho Peláez is an investigative poet based in the Piedmont region of North Carolina. Their word-work emerges from flesh-eye experiences within the living archives of American landscapes and seeks to grapple with the colonial languaging practices that shape these environments — from sidewalks to national parks to the common places of lyric poetry.
Su Zi
Poet, Artist, Eco-Feminist, and Equestrian, Su Zi edits and handmakes the annual publication Red Mare.
Cela Xie
Cela Xie is a person of twenty-five years who has accomplished nothing in particular, except writing for almost two decades. His favorite color is the blue just after the sun has been wheeled into the morgue. His favorite animal is the cloud leopard. His favorite number is six, the number of books he plans to write. His poetry has been published by The Pierian and he is currently pursuing an MFA at North Carolina State University, near the place where he was born.
Dave Ziggy Deitke
Dave Ziggy Deitke is a full-time musician, special needs music educator, and music therapist MT-BC based out of Cleveland, OH. Dave fronts an original punk funk reggae rock group called C-Level. He also runs a podcast called Zig At The Gig.
Cameron Mays
Cameron Mays is from Cleveland, then Brecksville, then Cleveland again, and now New York. He does not have a federally compliant ID, but he does have a valid driver's license. This is the first collection of his writing.
John Sweet
John Sweet sends greetings from the rural wastelands of upstate NY. He is a firm believer in writing as catharsis, and an opponent of all organized religions and political ideologies. He's down with surrealism and old school post-punk. The entirety of his life is hidden in his writing.
Julia Klatt Singer
Julia Klatt Singer is the poet in residence at Grace Nursery School. Co-author of Twelve Branches: Stories from St. Paul, and author of five books of poetry. Her book, Elemental, has audio poems at OpenKim, as the element Sp. She’s co-written numerous songs with composers Craig Carnahan, Jocelyn Hagen, & Tim Takach. Ms. Singer is a long-haired, sweater-wearing poet, painter, and thief.
Joe Hall
Joe Hall nearly shares a name with Joe Hill.
Alex GIldzen
In the 1960s Alex Gildzen began publishing his poems in magazines. In that decade he did his first reading and saw the publication of his first chapbook. He’s grateful to still be doing all that.
d.a.levy
Cleveland publisher and poet
Nate Hoil
the future of rock n roll
beumuth
unavailable
Alexandre Ferrere
PhD candidate, poet, editor, and musician, Alexandre Ferrere is 31 and lives in Cherbourg, France.
Tommy Noell
unavailable
read Return from Falcon Prison: Death Row along an Invisible Street
Nick Felaris
Codex (Nick Felaris) is a multimedia graffiti artist, musician, and animator from Toledo, Ohio.
Joey Puckett
Joey is an undergraduate in Ohio with strong interests in American and Russian literature, chaotics, and satire. He is working on his first novel.
Pragya Vishnoi
Pragya Vishnoi lives in India and her
work has been published in Rattle
Magazine and forthcoming in the
I-70 Review, Canthius and BoomerLitMag.
Daniel Flosi
Daniel J Flosi is the founder of Black Stone / White Stone Zine and author of the chapbook Cries, the Midnight Sky (Bullshit Lit, 2023).
Ruth Jeffers
Ruth has lived in North Carolina most of her life, but she likes to write about the times when she didn’t. She currently lives in Carrboro and cares for rescued farm animals.
Madison Krob
Madison Krob is in the internet-age space of storytelling. Her work interacts with virtual reality and the weird things you find in your grandmother's basement. In addition to her website, she can be reached visually at @maddykrobon Instagram.
alex benedict
alex benedict maintains betweenthehighway press. Currently, he lives in the Cuyahoga Valley and is writing a biography of Cleveland publisher and poet d.a.levy.
Publications include: “Fragments of a Mirrored-Voice for a Friend” (Above / Ground) “OFFHANDEDLY” (Ethel Zine) and “What is your dangerous career? / Shop Rags” (Neo-Mimeo, Nuallain).
Critical Essays include: “waste is a form of devotion” (Community Mausoleum) “From Requiems to Elegies” (Periodicities) and “Publishing Poetry Today and Tomorrow” (Cosmonaut), with the addition of “Fuck the Underground, I’m Going Pop” (Black Bart).
Interviews/Talks:
Cattle by Alex Benedict (Artist Book Conversations)
“The Angels and the Poets: Rilke, Celan, and DA Levy with Alexander Benedict” (Varn VLog)
“Carrying Noise Like A Cloud” (green_space)
In Which Nate Interviews Alex Benedict...? (SECRET RESTAURANT PODCAST)
Sara Lefsyk
Sorting rocks from beans until she kills all desire, Ethel carries a shovel as if she really knows how to dig a grave. When she is let loose inside the orchard, she is a wide-eyed god, dehydrated and convulsing. Nailed to the ground, laughing with the sun in her eyes, she is dreaming of a videotape about an even more disposable fashion. Fashioning a wound or planning for gestalt, out in the field or trapped in the cloisters, she fingers the firmament and role-plays a joy, then vomits all over the sanctuary carpet.
Sara Lefysk runs Ethel Zine & Micro Press.
heatflow
see heatflow’s photography & writing
Al Brilliant
Writer, bookmaker, and late editor of Unicorn Press, Al Brilliant was born in St. Louis, Missouri “a triple Gemini on May 22, 1936 in the midst of a severe American Depression.” In 1965, he and his wife Teo Savory began running Unicorn Press, publishing hundreds of poetry collections as well as translations from French and German. At 70 years old, Brilliant established the Glenwood Community Bookshop in Greensboro, North Carolina where he passed away in May of 2022.
JL Rosser
JL is a queer poet living in Georgia. Currently, most of the poems they write are about Yugioh cards and Youtube videos.
Angel Warwick
Angel Warwick is a poet from the South Coast of England, as well as an avid cyclist and consumer of scotch whisky that tastes like peat bog water. He left school at 12 and learnt to write in online poetry communities. For inquiries and support with the Grief Club, write Angel: adgwarwick@gmail.com.
emilio Taiveaho Peláez
emilio Taiveaho Peláez is an investigative poet based in the Piedmont region of North Carolina. Their word-work emerges from flesh-eye experiences within the living archives of American landscapes and seeks to grapple with the colonial languaging practices that shape these environments — from sidewalks to national parks to the common places of lyric poetry.
Su Zi
Poet, Artist, Eco-Feminist, and Equestrian, Su Zi edits and handmakes the annual publication Red Mare.
Cela Xie
Cela Xie is a person of twenty-five years who has accomplished nothing in particular, except writing for almost two decades. His favorite color is the blue just after the sun has been wheeled into the morgue. His favorite animal is the cloud leopard. His favorite number is six, the number of books he plans to write. His poetry has been published by The Pierian and he is currently pursuing an MFA at North Carolina State University, near the place where he was born.
Dave Ziggy Deitke
Dave Ziggy Deitke is a full-time musician, special needs music educator, and music therapist MT-BC based out of Cleveland, OH. Dave fronts an original punk funk reggae rock group called C-Level. He also runs a podcast called Zig At The Gig.
Cameron Mays
Cameron Mays is from Cleveland, then Brecksville, then Cleveland again, and now New York. He does not have a federally compliant ID, but he does have a valid driver's license. This is the first collection of his writing.
John Sweet
John Sweet sends greetings from the rural wastelands of upstate NY. He is a firm believer in writing as catharsis, and an opponent of all organized religions and political ideologies. He's down with surrealism and old school post-punk. The entirety of his life is hidden in his writing.
Julia Klatt Singer
Julia Klatt Singer is the poet in residence at Grace Nursery School. Co-author of Twelve Branches: Stories from St. Paul, and author of five books of poetry. Her book, Elemental, has audio poems at OpenKim, as the element Sp. She’s co-written numerous songs with composers Craig Carnahan, Jocelyn Hagen, & Tim Takach. Ms. Singer is a long-haired, sweater-wearing poet, painter, and thief.
Joe Hall
Joe Hall nearly shares a name with Joe Hill.
Alex GIldzen
In the 1960s Alex Gildzen began publishing his poems in magazines. In that decade he did his first reading and saw the publication of his first chapbook. He’s grateful to still be doing all that.
d.a.levy
Cleveland publisher and poet
::: publications & excerpts :::
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Returning to Earth with Additional Tools
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apa rtm ent
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Mechanical Ode to a Snake
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Return from Falcon Prison
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SPLICE
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From the eye of Noah
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Small Consolations
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still in this place where there is no sun
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When Roads Dissolve
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This is how it will always start:
We leave something behind.
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yezo garland
from...
[cattle]
from...
throatfolding
from...
ode to a barking rabbit
from...
I draw a fake effigy. “Who let us into hell?” It says.
RIVERSIDE
OIL
Taking 500,000 Photographs of a Dogwood Tree
And there I was, I was just hanging out, doing nothing.
Then death appeared and said something dumb.
TO BE “IN THE MOUNTAINS” IS “A FLOWER OPENING WITHIN THE WORLD”
flux: a spell of acid
Before I Spoke to Myself
Zig At The Zine
Probably, Ohio
Halcyon
The Paint Factory Years
Shit, Slips
2 LISTS & A POEM ABT LISTS
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Cleveland Undercovers
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THE NORTH AMERICAN BOOK OF THE DEATH
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THE PARA-CONCRETE MANIFESTO
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Kibbutz in the Sky
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praps
from...
TOMBSTONE AS A LONELY CHARM
from...
SUBURBAN MONASTERY DEATH POEM
from...
PROSE: on poetry in the wholesale culture & education system
from...
Returning to Earth with Additional Tools
from...
apa rtm ent
from...
Mechanical Ode to a Snake
from...
Return from Falcon Prison
from...
SPLICE
from...
From the eye of Noah
from...
Small Consolations
from...
still in this place where there is no sun
from...
When Roads Dissolve
from...
This is how it will always start:
We leave something behind.
from...
yezo garland
from...
[cattle]
from...
throatfolding
from...
ode to a barking rabbit
from...
I draw a fake effigy. “Who let us into hell?” It says.
RIVERSIDE
OIL
Taking 500,000 Photographs of a Dogwood Tree
And there I was, I was just hanging out, doing nothing.
Then death appeared and said something dumb.
TO BE “IN THE MOUNTAINS” IS “A FLOWER OPENING WITHIN THE WORLD”
flux: a spell of acid
Before I Spoke to Myself
Zig At The Zine
Probably, Ohio
Halcyon
The Paint Factory Years
Shit, Slips
2 LISTS & A POEM ABT LISTS
from...
Cleveland Undercovers
from...
THE NORTH AMERICAN BOOK OF THE DEATH
from...
THE PARA-CONCRETE MANIFESTO
from...
Kibbutz in the Sky
from...
praps
from...
TOMBSTONE AS A LONELY CHARM
from...
SUBURBAN MONASTERY DEATH POEM
from...
PROSE: on poetry in the wholesale culture & education system