AMP: Artists' Meeting Place and Resource Collective

Amy Kohut and Jeffrey Spahr-Summers are featured and interviewed in Linchpin.

http://www.thelinchpin.org/2009/11/it-takes-two/

Volume 6, Issue 8 is now online...

http://www.poetryvictims.com/

Jeff

Volume 6, Issue 7 of Poetry Victims is now online, featuring art by Linda Kent and poetry by Luis Cuauhtemoc Berriozabal.

http://www.poetryvictims.com/

Enjoy!

Jeff

So two weeks ago our computer crashed at work, it has taken this long to get a new one installed. While I was rather daunted (in my own unique paranoid way) by the idea of probably losing 8 months or one year's worth of art and manuscripts, Amy was strangely calm and cool and collected.

"We'll make more!" She said.

I have to admit, her attitude calmed me to a certain extent, but I continued to fret until last night. My boss (formerly our techie until it was out-sourced) managed to transfer everything (amounting to hundreds of images) to his computer. In a day or two I'll transfer everything to discs (like I told Amy I needed to do about three weeks ago).

All hail to Satan (my boss)!

Volume 6, Issue 6 of Poetry Victims is now online, featuring art by Ed Baker and Poetry by Dorien Grey.

http://www.poetryvictims.com/

Check it out!

Jeff

My last issue as Art Director of Unlikely 2.0 is now online...

http://www.unlikelystories.org/

Jeff

Volume 6, Issue 4 of Poetry Victims is now online, featuring art by Amy Kohut and poetry by Christian Drake...

http://www.poetryvictims.com/index.html

Enjoy!

Jeff

Volume 6, Issue 4 of Poetry Victims is now online, featuring photography by Michael A. Crowley and poetry by Cindy Stell.

http://www.poetryvictims.com/

Enjoy!

Jeff

containing poems and photographs!

http://www.poetscoop.org/free.htm#ib_jeff

check it out!

jeff

(from zz baggins not quite so personal and irregular diary)...

unlikely considerations

So as you know, I have given notice as Art Director of Unlikely 2.0 in order to concentrate more on my book ventures. I anticipated the last mid-month art issue (linked above) to be the final one that I would orchestrate, however, Jonathan has asked me to stay on another month, thereby giving him more time to find a replacement. Of course, I have agreed to do so (how could I not) ... Jonathan has been very good to me! And while I am partly sad to be giving it up, I am excited about the extra time it will allow me to work on my stuff. An additional benefit is that I will be able to submit my own art there again the following month and thereafter... no conflict of interests anymore.