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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Sunday, March 15, 2009
The University of Pittsburgh Poetry Club presents: PAUL SIEGELL
* Thursday, 8:30pm
* 501 Cathedral of Learnin
* Free/open to the public
Come out as the University of Pittsburgh Poetry Club welcomes Pitt Alum Paul Siegell for a very special reading at his alma mater!
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
(((Whooo's got my extraaa?))) > jambandbootleg
(((Whooo's got my extraaa?))) > jambandbootleg
HEADS UP/COMING JULY '09: You’re at your computer. Tickets are a tense, electrifying few seconds from going on sale. Eyeing the time, you’re hitting “Refresh,” and elsewhere, all your friends are doing the exact same thing.
That’s Paul Siegell’s jambandbootleg. A widespread, high-spirited head rush. Desperation, fretfulness — all out life-leaping. “The party starts in the parking lot,” indeed. With poems shaped like a guitar, the American flag, even a Golgi apparatus, Paul’s monumental artworks could easily transform into posters. His is a poetry of exploration, heart and astonishment. Simply put: read Paul Siegell’s music. Read it as if listening to the bangingest bootleg.
COVER DESIGNED by ELISA SCHMIDT (camp bisco logos)
HEADS UP/COMING JULY '09: You’re at your computer. Tickets are a tense, electrifying few seconds from going on sale. Eyeing the time, you’re hitting “Refresh,” and elsewhere, all your friends are doing the exact same thing.
That’s Paul Siegell’s jambandbootleg. A widespread, high-spirited head rush. Desperation, fretfulness — all out life-leaping. “The party starts in the parking lot,” indeed. With poems shaped like a guitar, the American flag, even a Golgi apparatus, Paul’s monumental artworks could easily transform into posters. His is a poetry of exploration, heart and astonishment. Simply put: read Paul Siegell’s music. Read it as if listening to the bangingest bootleg.COVER DESIGNED by ELISA SCHMIDT (camp bisco logos)
Ernest Hilbert of E-Verse Radio re-posted
“Kaleidoscope for Kaleidoscope”
(Originally in No Tell Motel)
Monday, February 9, 2009
no tell motel: feb 2 to feb 6
Day 1: *kaleidoscope for self-control*Day 2: *kaleidoscope for kaleidoscope*
Day 3: *kaleidoscope for Oval Office*
Day 4: *kaleidoscope for passport photo*
Day 5: *kaleidoscope for rollercoaster*
Plus, Papa Smurf, new at Otoliths #12: "haven’t used one a-these since college"
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
my next book > jambandbootleg
COMING SPRING '09: You’re at your computer. Tickets are a tense, electrifying few seconds from going on sale. Eyeing the time, you’re hitting “Refresh,” and elsewhere, all your friends are doing the exact same thing. That’s Paul Siegell’s jambandbootleg.
A widespread, high-spirited head rush. Desperation, fretfulness—all out life-leaping. “The party starts in the parking lot,” indeed. With poems shaped like a guitar, the American flag, even a Golgi apparatus, Paul’s monumental artworks could easily transform into posters. His is a poetry of exploration, heart and astonishment. Simply put: read Paul Siegell’s music. Read it as if listening to the bangingest bootleg.
A widespread, high-spirited head rush. Desperation, fretfulness—all out life-leaping. “The party starts in the parking lot,” indeed. With poems shaped like a guitar, the American flag, even a Golgi apparatus, Paul’s monumental artworks could easily transform into posters. His is a poetry of exploration, heart and astonishment. Simply put: read Paul Siegell’s music. Read it as if listening to the bangingest bootleg.
Thursday, January 8, 2009
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