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Ballantine, P; Grabel, Leanne; Robin, Jennifer

 
9781642045802: Gobshite Quarterly #33/34, Winter/Spring 2019: your rosetta stone for the new world order

Synopsis

Comin' at you multilingually, local news that stays news from everywhere... Featuring the best local writing & translation from Oregon, Washington Nebraska, Russia, Croatia, Slovenia, Korea, Lithuania, Switzerland.

featuring such authors as Jennifer Robin, Poe Ballantine, Leanne Grabel, Andrei Sen-Senkov, and Tomica Bajsic

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À propos des auteurs

Poe Ballantine, born 1955 in Denver, Colorado, is a novelist, essayist & journalist based in Chadron, Nebraska, who has written & published 7 novels & memoirs. His essays & fiction have appeared in The Sun & in Gobshite Quarterly, among other places. His stories, fueilletons, flash fiction, & essays have appeared in Best American Stories, & Best American Essays. A frequent contributor, he returns with a fueilleton published in parallel English/Spanish/Croatian/Icelandic text, In Memory of Fancypants McTeo / En memoria de disfraz Mcteo / U znak sjecanja na Ficfiric Pametnjakovica Bogicca / Í minni fínt buxur McTeo.

Leanne Grabel, writer, illustr., perf. poet, teacher & co-founder of Portland's legendary 1990's poetry perfomance space, Café Lena, also teaches perf. poetry classes for teens through var. PDX lit. outreach orgs. Her newest coll. is a book of illustr. prose pomes, Gold Shoes (Finishing Line Press, Apr. 2018), excerpted in GobQ #27. A frequent contrib., she returns with a parallel text The Last Week-End of Sylvia Plath: an Inspirational Tale: illustr./El último fin de semana de Sylvia Plath: una historia inspiradora: ilustr./Posljednji vikend Sylvije Plath: nadahnjuju∞a pripovijest: ilustriano/Последний уикенд Сильвии Плат Вдохновляющая История (sui generis), in English/Spanish/Croatian/Russian).

Jennifer Robin, Portland, Oregon-based writer & performance diva whose Little Beirut slices of public transit are gathered at Feral House in the coll., Death Confetti. Reading her brutally compassionate work is akin to watching a brawl betwixt Chas Bukowski, John Steinbeck, with Kathy Acker as referee, but better choreographed. Her subjects can include the Zonked Checker and The Crack Whore Morton Salt Girl, but what at first seems grotesque is an empathetic attentiveness. Her novel, Bouzi, was published by Creative Arts in 1999. A frequent GobQ contrib., Robin returns w/a parallel essay (in English/Icelandic/Croatian/Spanish) about the City That Works It: Safe Travels/Örugg ferðalög /Sigurno putovanje/Viajes Seguros.

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