First launch of He Said/ She Said

 The first launch of Kobus Moolman's He Said/ /She Said will be held this Sunday.

Please contact the author to RSVP at kobusman@telkomsa.net.

There are others in the pipeline!

He Said/ /She Said will soon be available from Clarke's in Cape Town

 

Kobus Moolman's latest poetry collection, He Said/ /She Said, will soon be available at Clarke's Bookshop in Cape Town - watch this space!

As a bonus post, I have included two photos of Kobus reading at the Melville Poetry Festival, Johannesburg, in 2012.

44 pages.

Artwork by Katherine Glenday.

Limited to 120 numbered copies.

Also available from Dye Hard Press. The cost is R100 per copy, plus R100 for courier to your door. South Africa only.

Email cummiskeyg@gmail.com to order.

He Said// She Said in October

Kobus Moolman's latest poetry collection, He Said// She Said, is published by Dye Hard Press.

44 pages.

Artwork by Katherine Glenday.

Limited to 120 numbered copies.

Available from Dye Hard Press. The cost is R100 per copy, plus R100 for courier to your door. South Africa only.

Email cummiskeyg@gmail.com to order.

Somebody cut the clown's head off on radio!

Great to hear that my reading of my poem 'Somebody cut the clown's head off' from the poetry cassette 'I telephoned God', has been played on Dutch radio.

https://majjem.com/

I telephoned God is produced by Sloow Tapes ... thank you Bart Sloow!

Somewhere else and others in Stockholm

 

Wonderful to see Pravasan Pillay has received his copy of Somewhere else (published by Graffiti Kolkata), I telephoned God (cassette produced by Sloow Tapes in Belgium) and of course Kobus Moolman's He Said// She Said, published by Dye Hard Press and beautifully laid out and designed by Jenny Kellerman Pillay.

( Nope ... the SA Post Office still ain't working -- I posted these from London.)

Kelwyn Sole is reading his copy of He Said// She Said

HE PLEADED IGNORANCE 

He did not know what the sky was made of.

He did not know what fire tasted like.

He did not know how far away from earth the truth was.

He did not know how long a man could survive without any covering over his body. Such as skin.

He did not know the current market value of love.

He did not know the lengths a man would go in order to find deception.

He did not know where it all came from.

Then he came up out of the water.

Then he found that he could still breathe.

Even though it was air.

- Kobus Moolman

Sign me up

 

Orders rolling in for He Said // She Said by Kobus Moolman

Orders are begining to roll in for Kobus Moolman's latest poetry collection, He Said // She Said.

44 pages.

Artwork by Katherine Glenday.

Limited to 120 numbered copies.

Available from Dye Hard Press. The cost is R100 per copy, plus R100 for courier to your door. South Africa only.

Email cummiskeyg@gmail.com to order.

I remember you

 

Newly published by Dye Hard Press: He Said// She Said by Kobus Moolman

 

He Said // She Said, the latest collection of poems by Kobus Moolman.

44 pages.

Artwork by Katherine Glenday.

Limited to 120 numbered copies.

Available from Dye Hard Press. The cost is R100 per copy, plus R100 for courier to your door. South Africa only.

Email cummiskeyg@gmail.com to order.

Collages by Bruno Sourdin used in the cassette cover of I telephoned God

 These three collages by Bruno Sourdin were used in the cassette cover of I telephoned God, poems by Gary Cummiskey issued by Sloow Tapes in Belgium. It was a great honour to work with Bruno again.

I telephoned God

 Sloow tapes in Belgium has just released a 40-minute cassette tape of me reading my poetry, titled I telephoned God.

The cover shows three collages by French poet and collagist Bruno Sourdin.

To order, please visit Sloow Tapes.

The past is our knowledge

 

Somewhere else at Clarke's

 

My latest poetry collection Somewhere else is now available from Clarke's in Cape Town. You can order online or visit the shop in Long Street, Cape Town.

Somewhere else consists of 26 poems and is published by Graffiti Kolkata, India. It was the last book published before Graffiti's founder, poet Subhankar Das, passed from a sudden heart attack.

Sinclair Beiles in Cape Town

 

Good to see that Gregory Penfold in Cape Town has received his copy of Who was Sinclair Beiles?, published by Dye Hard Press.

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