1. Russell Edson At ASU Poet Russell Edson reads and gives a master class for the Arizona State Creative Writing Program Russell Edson Events. April 913. 130 Master Class Workshop http://www.asu.edu/clas/english/creativewriting/marshall/edson

Russell Edson Events April 9-13 1:30 Master Class Workshop April 12 Reception House of Tricks Reading Murdock Hall April 13 1:30 Master Class with High School Students For more information: 480-965-3528. Russell Edson was born in Connecticut in 1935 and currently resides there with his wife, Frances. Edson, who has jokingly called himself "Little Mr. Prose Poem," is often considered the foremost writer of prose poetry in America, having written exclusively in that form before it became fashionable. In a forthcoming study of the American prose poem, Michel Delville suggests that one of Edson's typical "recipes" for his prose poems involves a modern everyman who suddenly tumbles into an alternative reality in which he loses control over himself, sometimes to the point of being irremediably absorbedboth figuratively and literallyby his immediate and, most often, domestic everyday environment . Constantly fusing and confusing the banal and the bizarre, Edson delights in having a seemingly innocuous situation undergo the most unlikely and uncanny metamorphoses. . . .. Reclusive by nature, Edson has still managed to publish eleven books of prose poems and one novel

2. Russell Edson, Poet Russell Edson. Mr Brain was a hermit dwarf who liked to eat http://webdelsol.com/LITARTS/edson

A Web Del Sol Featured Prose Poet Russell Edson Mr Brain was a hermit dwarf who liked to eat shellfish off the moon. He liked to go into a tree then because there is a little height to see a little further, which may reveal now the stone, a pebbleit is a twig, it is nothing under the moon that you can make sure of. So Mr Brain opened his mouth to let a moonbeam into his head. Art by Stephen Eiring Russell Edson was born in Connecticut in 1935 and currently resides there with his wife Frances. Edson, who jokingly has called himself "Little Mr. Prose Poem," is inarguably the foremost writer of prose poetry in America, having written exclusively in that form before it became fashionable. In a forthcoming study of the American prose poem, Michel Delville suggests that one of Edson's typical "recipes" for his prose poems involves a modern everyman who suddenly tumbles into an alternative reality in which he loses control over himself, sometimes to the point of being irremediably absorbedboth figuratively and literallyby his immediate and, most often, domestic everyday environment. . . . Constantly fusing and confusing the banal and the bizarre, Edson delights in having a seemingly innocuous situation undergo the most unlikely and uncanny metamorphoses. . . . Reclusive by nature, Edson has still managed to publish eleven books of prose poems and one novel

3. Russell Edson Russell Edson Born 1935 in Connecticut Resides Stamford, Connecticut Read Edson's Poems http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/2922/bio-edson.html

Russell Edson Born: 1935 in Connecticut Resides: Stamford, Connecticut Read Edson's Poems

4. RUSSELL EDSON RUSSELL EDSON. In his essay, Portrait of the Writer as a Fat Man, Russell Edsonwriters, What we want is a poetry of miraclesminus the 'I' of ecstasy . . . http://www.extended-wings.com/russell_edson.htm

Home Library Discussion RUSSELL EDSON In his essay, "Portrait of the Writer as a Fat Man," Russell Edson writers, "What we want is a poetry of miraclesminus the 'I' of ecstasy . . . . A poetry freed from the definition of poetry, and a prose free of the necessities of fiction; a personal form disciplined not by other literature but by unhappiness; thus a way to be happy." Three by Russell Edson Conjugal A man is bending his wife. He is bending her around something that she has bent herself around. She is around it, bent as he has bent her. He is convincing her. It is all so private. He is bending her around the bed post. No, he is bending her around the tripod of his camera. It is as if he teaches her to swim. As if he teaches acrobatics. As if he could form her into something wet that he delivers out of one life into another. And it is such a private thing the thing they do. He is forming her into the wallpaper. He is smoothing her down into the flowers there. He is finding her nipples there. And he is kissing her pubis there.

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pith... poetry. prose. art. an anyman.com ezine pith, noun, (1) the essential part: CORE; (2) substantial quality (as of meaning) Vol, 1, No. 3 October 1999 Click for The Tunnel Russell Edson The Road There was a road that leads him to go to find a certain time where he sits. Smokes quietly in the evening by the four legged table wagging its (well why not) tail, friendly chap. Hears footsteps, looks to find his own feet gone. The road absorbs everything with rumors of sleep. And then he looked for himself and even he was gone. Looked for the road and even that . . . return to the pith index > to another Russell Edson poem > anyplaces The Gist of It ... Submissions

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A Web Del Sol Featured Prose Poet Russell Edson Mr Brain was a hermit dwarf who liked to eat shellfish off the moon. He liked to go into a tree then because there is a little height to see a little further, which may reveal now the stone, a pebbleit is a twig, it is nothing under the moon that you can make sure of. So Mr Brain opened his mouth to let a moonbeam into his head. Art by Stephen Eiring Russell Edson was born in Connecticut in 1935 and currently resides there with his wife Frances. Edson, who jokingly has called himself "Little Mr. Prose Poem," is inarguably the foremost writer of prose poetry in America, having written exclusively in that form before it became fashionable. In a forthcoming study of the American prose poem, Michel Delville suggests that one of Edson's typical "recipes" for his prose poems involves a modern everyman who suddenly tumbles into an alternative reality in which he loses control over himself, sometimes to the point of being irremediably absorbedboth figuratively and literallyby his immediate and, most often, domestic everyday environment. . . . Constantly fusing and confusing the banal and the bizarre, Edson delights in having a seemingly innocuous situation undergo the most unlikely and uncanny metamorphoses. . . . Reclusive by nature, Edson has still managed to publish eleven books of prose poems and one novel

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15. Russell Edson, The Prose Poet Prose Poetry from Web Del Sol, PAYING THE CAPTAIN russell edson We get on a boat,never mind if it sinks, we pay the captain by throwing him overboard. http://www.webdelsol.com/LITARTS/edson/re-7.htm

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MAIN SEARCH LIBRARY QUOTATIONS ... LITTERMATES Russell Edson A Performance At Hog Theater There was once a hog theater where hogs performed as men, had men been hogs. One hog said, I will be a hog in a field which has found a mouse which is being eaten by the same hog which is in the field and which has found the mouse, which I am performing as my contribution to the performer's art. Oh let's just be hogs, cried an old hog. And so the hogs streamed out of the theater crying, only hogs, only hogs . . . Edson, Russell (b. 1935), US poet, writes exclusively in the prose poetry form, often having a seemingly innocuous situation undergo an unlikely and uncanny metamorphoses. The Tunnel: Selected Poems Field Editions, Oberlin College Press (1994). Poetry Index MAIN SEARCH LIBRARY ... LITTERMATES If we knew how, and it was not too tough, this would all be And with just a bit more effort, All Rights would be Reserved Porkopolis: www.porkopolis.org editor@porkopolis.org

17. Russell Edson A Stone Is Nobody's A man ambushed a stone. Caught it. Made it a prisoner.Put it in a dark room and stood guard over it for the rest of his life. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/2922/edson.html

A Stone Is Nobody's A man ambushed a stone. Caught it. Made it a prisoner. Put it in a dark room and stood guard over it for the rest of his life. His mother asked why. He said, because it's held captive, because it is captured. Look, the stone is asleep, she said, it does not know whether it's in a garden or not. Eternity and the stone are mother and daughter; it is you who are getting old. The stone is only sleeping. But I caught it, mother, it is mine by conquest, he said. A stone is nobody's, not even its own. It is you who are conquered; you are minding the prisoner, which is yourself, because you are afraid to go out, she said. Yes yes, I am afraid, because you have never loved me, he said. Which is true, because you have always been to me as the stone is to you, she said. Paying the Captain We get on a boat, never mind if it sinks, we pay the captain by throwing him overboard. And when he gets back onboard we say, captain, please don't be angry. And he forgives us this time. And so we throw him overboard again just to make sure we have fully paid the price we have set upon our passage. When he gets back onboard he is not anxious to forgive us, and he would like it much better if we would get off his boat. There is nothing left for us to do but to repay him and hope that this time it will be enough. And so we throw him overboard again. When he comes aboard again we say, now this must be the last of this, we will pay no more, we want the journey to begin. But it seems there will be no journey since we have gotten the captain used to a good thing. And so we must spend the rest of our days throwing the captain overboard.

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@import URL (style.css); Short Form Bibliography [Notify us of corrections/additions Journals and Chapbooks: Double Room: A Journal of Prose Poetry and Flash Fiction . Peter Conners, co-editor. Online at http://webdelsol.com/Double_Room/. EMAIL: double_room@hotmail.com. 2002- key satch(el) . Gian Lombardo, ed. 1997-1999 edition key satch(el) 93 Main Street Florence, MA 01062 2000- Paragraph . Walker Rumble and Karen Donovan, eds. 18 Beach Point Drive East Providence, RI 02915. 1985- The Prose Poem: An International Journal . Peter Johnson, ed. 1992-2001 Quarter After Eight . Matthew Cooperman, ed. Ellis Hall Ohio University Athens, OR 45701 1995- Sentence: A Journal of Prose Poetics . Brian Clements, ed. c/o Firewheel Editions, P.O. Box 793677, Dallas, TX 75379. 2003- Untitled a magazine of prose poetry Fiction Anthologies: Short Shorts: An Anthology of the Shortest Stories . New York: Bantam, 1983. Steve Moss, ed. The World’s Shortest Stories . Philadelphia: Running Press, 1998.

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