Ebook {Epub PDF} What It Is: What It Is by Paul Maziar

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Paul Maziar. 4 Articles. Sorted by date published. Format. Series. Discipline. Decade. Clear Filters. Distinct Pleasures: Victoria Gitman Interviewed by Paul Maziar. Paul G. Maziar is an American poet and author.. Biography. Maziar is best known for his experimental style of prose. His literary debut, WHAT IT IS: WHAT IT IS, published in by Write Bloody Publishing, is a collaboration with the visual design of artist and designer Matt www.doorway.ru first book of poems, Last Light of Day, was printed in by Portland's Publication Studio. Paul Maziar is a writer living in Portland. A chapbook of his poems, Little Advantages, was published by Couch Press in , and poems from his forthcoming Pneumatics can be read at Brooklyn Rail. Paul is co-editor of a journal called Banqueted alongside Chris Ashby, and he is co-editing an anthology of baseball poems with poet Jesse Morse.

Paul Maziar. 4 Articles. Sorted by date published. Format Series. Discipline. Decade. Clear Filters. Distinct Pleasures: Victoria Gitman Interviewed by Paul Maziar. Paul Maziar is a writer living in Portland. A chapbook of his poems, Little Advantages, was published by Couch Press in , and poems from his forthcoming Pneumatics can be read at Brooklyn Rail. Paul is co-editor of a journal called Banqueted alongside Chris Ashby, and he is co-editing an anthology of baseball poems with poet Jesse Morse. Photo by Bryan Parker, PAUL MAZIAR: Take us back to Buffalo in when Cuneiform Press began. As I understand it Robert Creeley, a key influence on your work, was there. KYLE SCHLESINGER: Wow, that’s a blast from the past. Bob was and continues to be a huge influence on me on so many levels: the art of collaboration, poetry, poetics.