You can continue to support Alice's work by buying one of these really cool George Schneeman t-shirts from @fonografeditions.bsky.social

All proceeds go to toward future publication of Alice's writing--& there's a lot of it.

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Today’s Featured Poem:

“Traceable Relation” by Kimberly Alidio from Traceable Relation published by @fonografeditions.bsky.social

Read here:
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AR:RANGE:MENTS explores grief through language and sound. Writer Jessica Lynne interviewed author Esther Kondo Heller. @fonografeditions.bsky.social

“That’s what makes an utterance an utterance. The person that I’m talking about is not here to respond.” —Esther Kondo Heller

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"a university is not a television station. a university is not a circle you can walk around. a university is not a telephone or a table lamp or a table. a university is just a plot device."

from "Groceries" by Nora Claire Miller @fonografeditions.bsky.social

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In PROOF OF STAKE: AN ELEGY, Charles Valle “carries his lost loved one close against his chest as he soars through centuries, continents, climates, colonialisms.” —Joyelle McSweeney

@fonografeditions.bsky.social poetry for #FilipinoAmericanHistoryMonth: fonografeditions.com/catalog/f0no...

This one mattered a lot to me. @anotherchicagomag.bsky.social @fonografeditions.bsky.social @graywolfpress.bsky.social anotherchicagomagazine.net/2025/07/31/r...

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tonight’s family dinner listening: Rae Armantrout’s Conflation / @fonografeditions.bsky.social

In A WHALE IS A COUNTRY (translated by Robin Myers), Isabel Zapata “presents for us our precarious entanglements with the environment as destroyer gods and sensitive custodians.”

Read a poetry collection from @fonografeditions.bsky.social this #WITMonth:
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Thank you @notquitehydepark.bsky.social

A beautiful review in The Brooklyn Rail on James Nolan's translation of "If Only for a Moment (I'll Never Be Young Again)," from our friends at Fonograf Editions.

'There's no better moment to learn from the poetry of Jaime Gil de Biedma than this one.'

Read it here:

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International shipping is now available for all Kickstarter rewards: kck.st/4lzQZuS

Our campaign goal matches our unfunded request to the NEA for this project. Without the NEA, we need support from our readers. Your support will go directly to the costs of production, shipping, design, and basic operations. We are a small, two-person led nonprofit with three volunteer editors.

With your support, in April 2026 Fonograf Editions will publish Bird Watching & their First Three Books of Poems, a 230-page volume of the earliest works of the inimitable American poet, Cuthwulf Eileen Myles. Kickstarter with some great perks at kck.st/4lzQZuS

The winner of the 2025 #FirecrackerAward in Creative Nonfiction is LOW: NOTES ON ART & TRASH by Jaydra Johnson, published by @fonografeditions.bsky.social: fonografeditions.com/catalog/fono...

Shouts to Lydia Mead and Fence's The Constant Critic for this 100% interview with Jaydra Johnson over her book Low: Notes on Art & Trash. Low is currently a finalist for the
@clmporg.bsky.social Firecracker Award, in the Creative Non-fiction category.

We thank Anselm and Eddie Berrigan for their blessing in this endeavor.

The Little Green Song takes its name from Alice Notley’s poem of the same title from Incidentals in the Day World (1973), which appears in Early Works (FE, 2023). Alice Notley is a guiding light for the press and honoring her in this way feels like one small way we can cast that light forward.

and to relax. The residency will culminate in an outdoor reading and celebration, free and open to the public.

The Rice Place, nestled along the bank of the Clackamas River is a little green song, indeed. FE strives to nurture long-term relationships with our authors. This residency, intended to support the whole career of the writer, is an opportunity to start new or continue preexisting projects...

Fonograf Editions is honored and excited to announce the creation of The Little Green Song Writers Residency at The Rice Place in Damascus, Oregon. This three week-long residency will be awarded annually to the winner of our Open Genre Book Contest (more details on that soon).