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Innovative Northwest Poets

Innovative Northwest Poets
Eleven “poets who were not afraid to let a little weirdness into their work, a little bit of the imagination”, as guest editor Paul Nelson puts it. Plus readings and interviews in audio. When I was asked by Rattapallax editor Flavia Rocha to curate a selection of West Coast poets, there were several facets of this project that I considered a given. First, I wanted to limit the poets to the Northwest,... 

Editors & Contributors for Issue 1

Editors & Contributors for Issue 1
Rattapallax has the unique opportunity to meet with myriad internationally-renown poets and a staff that is deeply focused on promoting and publishing new work. Meet the staff and contributors to this, or first issue of Rattapallax Online. Ram Devineni is the editor and publisher of Rattapallax and a film-maker who has had films shown at the Cairo International Film Festival, San Jose Film Festival,... 

From: Rimbaud Outsourced (or Thank you for the Window Office)

12- This is a badly decorated crisis It is time to migrate to the next condo All poetry lines are created equal So deliver your speech without background music I finished my dream Then with a skateboarder’s single mindedness I went to the market Some porn is taken for granted Hopefully you can see This poems is struggling hard To be on someone’s top ten list You always said: capitalism made me... 
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Audio: Maged Zaher

Maged Zaher’s first full length book of poetry, Portrait of the Poet As an Engineer, was published by Pressed Wafer in 2009. His collaborative work with the Australian poet Pam Brown, Farout Library Software, was published by Tinfish Press in 2007. His translations of contemporary Egyptian poetry have appeared in Jacket magazine and Banipal. He has performed his work at Subtext, Bumbershoot, the...