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posted March 27th, 2018 
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posted September 1st, 2017 Poetic Art/ Word Art/ Visual Poetry by Daniel Staub Weinberg
https://www.artpal.com/weinbergsart
Anything Dan Weinberg does is interesting. That includes his drawings. P.S. I own one of his original xeroxes. -Bill Yarrow-Poet
Dan Weinberg has given us modern day proverbs on a quilt-like background. -Jerry Pendergast-Chicago poet
Daniel Weinberg is an outsider artist and poet, with a distinct style of his own. His work is delicate, transparent and naked; innocent, yet thoughtful. Embedded in Jewish tradition he is totally himself. -Ayala Leyser, Ph..D. – Out of Line Art Gallery
Dan is a visual poet…a word artist. -Lowell “Race Man” Thompson-Artist
I like your [Weinberg’s] art. I like political art. -Dorit Jordan Dotan-Artist
A moving, powerful collection of art that strikes at the core of our own urgency. Dan’s work captures the “outsider” sensibility, so appropriate for a time in which most of us feel like strangers in our own country. -John Pietaro-Dissident Arts Fest organizer
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posted March 16th, 2018 We are seeking poetry submissions dealing with the human experience. We have been publishing for 32 years. LUCIDITY is a quarterly poetry broadside with readers across USA and in 20 foreign countries. There are no fees for submissions or subscriptions … we are supported by donations. We do not offer prizes but give you an opportunity for wide exposure. To learn our submission guidelines, please provide Ted Badger/Editor with your postal address: tedbadger@yahoo.com and a free copy will be mailed to you. Do not submit until you read our
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posted August 7th, 2015  Check Out Alex M. Frankel’s Blog
http://alexmfrankel.com/alex
New Posts: New Posts: Decline and Fall of a Friendship
and
My Terrorist Friend (1962-2017)
Alex is the host of the Second Sunday Poetry Series
posted August 24th, 2013 
Ekphrastia Gone Wild (Ain’t Got No Press, July, 2013) is an anthology of ekphrastic poetry – poetry inspired by other works of art (including painting, film, literature, photography and more) including work by Nobel Prize winning poet Wislawa Szymborska along with a roster of 87 poets from all over the world including Suzanne Lummis, Laurel Ann Bogen, Jerry Quickly, Brendan Constantine, Gerald Locklin, Robert Wynne and many more, edited by Los Angeles poet Rick Lupert
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posted September 17th, 2012 
Turn out the light, then turn it back on, then do it again…someone outside is watching and this is the code they need to see. Read this book and enter a world where the night goes on all night. Conceived as part of the Los Angeles Poetry Festival’s “Night and the City”, 2011 Noir Festival, this collection was released as part of the “Valley Noir” event at the Cobalt Cafe in Canoga Park. It includes noir-inspired new and selected poems from E. Amato, Michael C. Ford, Michael Cluff, Brendan Constantine, Mike Daily, Gloria Derge, Peggy Dobreer, Jerry Garcia, Joelle Hannah, Kris Huelgas, Elizabeth Iannaci, Jack Bowman, Ruth Nolan, Marc Olmsted, Kevin Patrick Sullivan, Angela Penaredondo, Douglas Richardson, Anthony Seidman, Eric Steineger, Eric Tuazon, Mehnaz Turner, Wyatt Underwood, Wanda VanHoy Smith and Florence Weinberger. Edited by Los Angeles poet and Cobalt Cafe series curator Rick Lupert.
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posted December 16th, 2016
Professor Clown
on Parade
poetry written in Vermont, Maine and Connecticut
“A brilliant, beer-fogged take on America by one of the funniest, smartest poets around.”
Alexis Rhone Fancher
poetry editor, Cultural Weekly, seven-time Pushcart nominee |
Romancing the Blarney Stone
poetry written
in Ireland
“Funny, observant and comforting, “Romancing the Blarney Stone” is a fine read from one of my favorite poets.”
Amber Tamblyn
author and Actress |
Donut Famine
poetry written in
New Orleans
“…a delicate balance of reportage, recollection, and lyric introspection. More than an anthology of latest work…a complete experience. All aboard.”
Brendan Constantine
author of ‘Dementia,
My Darling’ |
$19.95, Paberback, 296 pages
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posted April 15th, 2016  Rick Lupert’s first (and possibly last) spoken word album features 23 tracks – 15 studio and 8 live recordings – It captures his unique humor and poetic sensibility and is available now digitally and as an actual physical CD. (We’re all old enough to remember physical media, right?)
Check out clips from the entire album and get your own physical or digital copy here.
posted May 15th, 2015  With a foreword by Brendan Constantine
Rick Lupert’s seventeenth poetry collection, Making Love to the 50 Ft. Woman (Rothco Press, May 2015), is the long awaited follow up to, and first collection of Lupert’s selected works since, 1997’s I am My Own Orange County. Lupert’s poetry exists at the intersections of the wise and the ridiculous, the spectacular and the mundane. The humor and deeper themes throughout his work will win over the generations of people who’ve come to regard poetry as an inaccessible literary art. These poems, written over the last two decades, have been widely published in dozens of journals, zines, and anthologies from all over the world. They’re rooted in the every day Los Angeles experience and take you through fatherhood, traffic, love, death, and the inevitable experience of finding a wrapped sausage on the sidewalk. You’ll learn how to kiss, you’ll meet the cutest leaf in the world, you’ll say goodbye to Pete Seeger and Robin Williams, you may even relive your own childhood. Get ready to Make Love to the Fifty Ft. Woman. Don’t wear anything complicated.
Click here to read poetry from Making Love to the 50 Ft. Woman and get your copy.
posted September 17th, 2012 
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posted March 23rd, 2013  The Gettysburg Undress: Poems from Gettysburg, PA, Washington, DC, Richmond, VA, Baltimore, MD., and environs – Rick Luperts 16th Book
“Rick Lupert’s The Gettysberg Undress is a delightful romp through the museums and tourist attractions of the mid-Atlantic States. I found it more believable than Steinbeck’s Travels with Charlie. His wife, Addie, is a more interesting personality by far than a poodle. His observations are written in a minimalist style which is a cross between Basho and Brautigan. Each poem is a tiny masterpiece. Some poems, like “Animal Hospital,” strike a ghostly chord. His humor is inclusive, making the reader part of the mission – to bring the fun back to poetry by entertaining the heck out of you, plus making you think about the world.”
~ Hal Sirowitz, former Poet Laureate of Queens, New York, Author “Mother Said”
I’m very excited to have joined the Rothco Press family with the very first title in their Caffeine Poetry Series, and my sixteenth collection of poetry, written on location while traveling through the sites, museums and restaurants of the cradle of the Civil War.
Click here to read poetry from the book and to see about getting your own copy.
posted September 17th, 2012 
Death of a Mauve Bat: The Poet’s Experiences in, and on the way to and from, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
“I know of no other poet able to establish intimacy with the reader as fast as Lupert. If this is your first experience of his work, I urge you to receive him as you would any friend of a friend.” ~ Brendan Constantine
Rick Lupert’s brings you back to the hidden Canada in the follow up to his 2011 collection, Sinzibuckwud! written in Montreal, Death of a Mauve Bat steers you through Toronto and Niagara Falls with Lupert’s one of a kind satirical filter. You’ll learn Toronto like no-one ever should. You’ll climb an unfinished castle, drink a blue drink, mosey in and out of the requisite museums and wonder at the ekphrastic glories that are revealed. You’ll wander the streets in search of vegetarian hot dogs and stand in the lights which illuminated the most famous funnytarians of our time. Throw away your guidebook, bring this instead. (okay, maybe bring both.) This is travelogue poetry for the 21st century. (160 Pages, Ain’t Got No Press, January 2012)
Learn more about Death of a Mauve Bat, read sample poems and get your own copy here.
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