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Come see @nora_c_f and @hidingplaceplace read at @iffybooks on 18 October! And please stop by HidingPress.com for their latest books! by @hidingpress

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Hiding Press is pleased to announce the publication of Mark Francis Johnson’s latest collection 51 Fauns! Now available for purchase at our site hidingpress.com by @hidingpress

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Nora Fulton’s Cuckoo’s Low Reel is now available for preorder! Come see us at our site hidingpress.com by @hidingpress

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Hiding Press is honored to present Nora Fulton’s latest collection: Cuckoo’s Low Reel

This beautiful book consists of two registers. The first is a minimalist, serial poetry composed using a disassembled journal of weather, movement and correspondence kept between December 2021 and April 2023. The principle object of meditation in these pieces is the reel, a rhythmic form for fiddling commonly found in both Nova Scotian and Quebecois traditional music: conventionally one finds in a reel a pair of simple patterns which are played together in turns for the sake of dancing, for as long as the endurance of the fiddler and those who dance can hold.

The second register is that of the occasional poem, and specifically the ode and the anti-ode. These pieces take as their objects friends and family, lakes and hydroelectric dams, recipes and auctions, seasons and holidays, as well as birdsong - each object is given in two poems:, one of praise, and one of declamation.

There is also an additional, unnumbered register. by @hidingpress

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We’re beyond sad to learn that Ted Stimpfle passed away last Tuesday. Ted was a rare poet, a good friend, and a beautiful soul. He will truly be missed. We had the unique opportunity of publishing a selection of Ted’s work last year in A Network of Vanishing. We’re so glad to have been able to get more of Ted’s poems in front of more readers. Photo: J. Gordon Faylor by @hidingpress

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Hiding Press is honored to present, for the first anywhere, Thomas Meyer’s The Turing Opera. In the 1980’s, Thomas Meyer commenced working on an opera about Alan Turing. While it was eventually abandoned in the early ’90s, Meyer completed the libretto, a work that Anne Midgette describes in her introduction of The Turing Opera as “[sitting] at the intersection of science and poetry. Parts of its text simulate computer generation: chains of words spun out in every possible permutation, their meanings and sounds overlapping the way lines of music might overlap. And yet what comes across is not mechanical, but lyrical.” For over 30 years, this stunning work remained shelved. Until now. Available from our website. Designed by Kate Robinson Beckwith. by @hidingpress

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Out now from Spiral Editions! by @hidingpress

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Out soon from Spiral Editions! by @hidingpress

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Hiding Press is so very pleased to announce the latest addition to our catalogue: Nadia John’s Long Form! Long Form is a book-length prose poem inspired by the writing style(s) of John Ashbery, Robert Walser’s ingenious interiority and the various writings by Paul Klee on the nature of drawing, (or as he once called it): “a line going for a walk.” Long Form is about the relationship of poesis to the process of birthing an image through illustration in a metaphysical sense. It is also about the parallels in linguistic illustration to visual illustration. Read more at our website! by @hidingpress

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Now available for pre-order! Ben Roylance’s AQ Saga: a narrative talisman against pain channeled from a future or fictive incarnation of its author. Nautically set, it digests and redirects an armada of points of reference salted in new identity: cybernetics, Philip Jose Farmer’s fictions, the Shaver Mystery, neurology, a pair of early 20th century composers, CIA mind control via cultural programming, sea monsters, boatbuilding and sailing, and the so-called lunar sprite. by @hidingpress

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New work now available from Colin Leemarshall!
“:” (pronounced “colon”) works to discard its apparent veil of parataxis—first by anastomosing the debased “one-liners” into a redemptively interconnected aggregate; secondly by glitching into a rondo in which the ghost of the same essential phrase comes to undergird each moment of enumerative discretion. The poem is the centerpiece of the upcoming first volume of a broader project titled “The Total Spiritual Refection.” by @hidingpress

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