EVIDENCE, IN ITS STRUCTURE OF A NEW WORLD
IT HAS BEEN CREATED TO AFFIRM
WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS
Brendan Lorber is a visual artist, poet, prose writer, and editor who lives in an old observatory just south of Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery.
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Custom hand-drawn maps of your love life through Uncommon Goods.
Hand-drawn maps of the known poetic and musical universe through Etsy.
Fantasy mapmaking classes through Uncommon Goods.
Contact him here for new custom maps or private classes of your own.
Books.
Writing projects.
His maps are in collections at the Museum of Modern Art, The Free Black Women’s Library, Opus 40 Gallery, Artists Space, The Free Library of Philadelphia, The Woodland Pattern Center, The Scottish Poetry Library, and private collections in nine countries.
Over two decades in the making, his first full-length book just came out. It’s called If this is paradise why are we still driving? and is published by the Subpress Collective. He’s also written several chapbooks, most recently Unfixed Elegy and Other Poems (Butterlamb) He’s had work in the American Poetry Review, Brooklyn Rail, Fence, McSweeney’s, and elsewhere. Since 1995 he has published and edited Lungfull! Magazine, an annual anthology of contemporary literature now in hibernation that prints the rough drafts of contributors’ work in addition to the final versions in order to reveal the creative process.
If this is paradise why are we still driving? Buy it on on Amazon or SPD then find Brendan at a reading somewhere and he'll sign it for you if you like that sort of thing.
Perhaps you're interested in
Custom hand-drawn maps of your love life through Uncommon Goods.
Hand-drawn maps of the known poetic and musical universe through Etsy.
Fantasy mapmaking classes through Uncommon Goods.
Contact him here for new custom maps or private classes of your own.
Books.
Writing projects.
His maps are in collections at the Museum of Modern Art, The Free Black Women’s Library, Opus 40 Gallery, Artists Space, The Free Library of Philadelphia, The Woodland Pattern Center, The Scottish Poetry Library, and private collections in nine countries.
Over two decades in the making, his first full-length book just came out. It’s called If this is paradise why are we still driving? and is published by the Subpress Collective. He’s also written several chapbooks, most recently Unfixed Elegy and Other Poems (Butterlamb) He’s had work in the American Poetry Review, Brooklyn Rail, Fence, McSweeney’s, and elsewhere. Since 1995 he has published and edited Lungfull! Magazine, an annual anthology of contemporary literature now in hibernation that prints the rough drafts of contributors’ work in addition to the final versions in order to reveal the creative process.
If this is paradise why are we still driving? Buy it on on Amazon or SPD then find Brendan at a reading somewhere and he'll sign it for you if you like that sort of thing.