Magic Helicopter Press

5.5x7.5 | Saddlestitched | 32 pg
First printing: April 2010, 75 numbered copies
$5

• DESCRIPTION •

A collection of prose and poetry from Evelyn Hampton, the editor of Dewclaw.

What do you do when there’s a shape in you the size of your body? When some haircuts are wolverine kits and some cling to bulwarks? When you want to be more sincere but the economy says NO / EAT MORE? Doesn’t husband sound like has-been? Maybe you are in love with the one who took a sun fish from your mom’s aquarium. Maybe in America, the male lead has lost his really great mustard-colored slacks. Remember: when the world is too much with you, the world can can still look white from the air.

Cover design by Bryan Coffelt

• EXCERPTS •

"Adored, Or Red" in Pindeldyboz
"I Am a Lion Birthing a Kitten" in NOÖ Journal
"Slippery Handles" in juked

• REVIEWS •

by Andy Linker at Outside of a Dog: "I found myself rereading passage after passage just to savor the highly original wordplay going on here frequently reaching the end of a poem or story with a big smile on my face wanting only to start over again."

by Jack Boettcher at Dropperbomber: "A fabulous prose-and-poetry chapbook ..."

• AROUND THE INTERNET •

Kevin Sampsell: "This is the kind of book that will make your head spin. A great mix of surreal imagery and lackadaisical melancholy. Magic Helicopter does it again."

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