THE EDGE READING SERIES
at BRIDGE STREET BOOKS presents

Tuesday, January 5th, 7:30 PM

WILLIAM R. HOWE

L.A. HOWE

&

MICHAEL BASINSKI

Michael Basinski is the Curator of the Poetry Collection of the University at Buffalo. He has published a batch of books of poetry including All My Eggs are Broken (BlazVox, 2007), Of
Venus 93 (Little Scratch Pad, 2007) and Welcome to the Alphabet (Red Fox,2007). His poems, visual opems,
sound works, essays, reviews and such have appeared in magazines from Poetry and the Village Voice to
fhole and the Wormwood Review. He regularly performs with his ensemble, BuffFluxus, wherever
art administrators will allow. Don't miss him, he's 59, and his bags are packed.

L.A. Howe is a writer, artist, and editor who lives and works in Cincinnati.
She is the author of the chapbook, ENTROPIC EASTER (Little Scratchpad Books),
which is now out of print.  She is a co-founder of Slack Buddha Press,
co-editing Slack Buddha’s La Perruque series of chapbooks, which publishes the
work of contemporary practitioners from the U.S. and the U.K., including poetry,
prose, performance texts, and verbo-visual works.  Also a bookbinder, Howe
crafts artist’s and writer’s journals to sell at bookfairs and online.

William R. Howe is a poet, book artist, publisher, editor, performance artist,
and visual artist. He is a visiting assistant professor at Miami University of
Ohio, in Oxford, Ohio. His work has appeared in Plantarchy, Mirage
#4/Period(ical), FerrumWheel, The Gig, and others. His most recent book is
translanations one from BlazeVox [books] (2009). He runs the Putituporbroadside
series, and he and his wife, L.A. Howe, edit Slack Buddha Press. His second
full-length collection Kid Stippler & the Sty-elf is forthcoming  (SlackBuddha)
Spring/Winter (10). His third collection Sixes & Eights will appear with white
print inc ( ‘10).

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