The Body Aches [Poems and Hay(na)ku]
Creators: name: Priego, Ernesto
Publisher: name: unknown
Year: 2006
Subjects: subject: Latin American literature
subject: Poetics

description: The Body Aches [Poems and Hay(na)ku] is a 24-page poetry chapbook. This is an open access PDF version of a modified digital original document from which the author printed 100 limited, signed and numbered copies in 2006. This open access PDF version contains minor revisions. 

This chapbook was originally published on print in 2006 by Expresso Doble, Mexico City, and shared first freely online in 2008 and then deposited as an open access publication in 2017 by the author through the author's imprint, Manzana Más Press, London.

The text of the poems contained here, with the exception of any third-party references, is copyright ©2006, 2008, 2017 by Ernesto Priego. Some Rights Reserved. This is an open access digital surrogate edition licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. 

The poems and hay(na)ku published here were previously posted on the author's (previous, now defunct) blog, http://neverneutral.blogspot.com/ (sometimes in slightly different form), as well as on other online publications, anthologies and blogs. 

The "hay(na)ku" is a Filipino and diasporic poetic form conceptualized by Eileen Tabios, as inspired by the character "Cameron" in Richard Brautigan's novel The Hawkline Monster and Jack Kerouac's thoughts on the "American haiku." More information on the hay(na)ku's background were made available in the June 2003 posts at Tabios' former blog "WinePoetics" at "http://winepoetics.blogspot.com/as well as in her Hay(na)ku blog, at http://eileentabios.blogspot.com/.
description: The Body Aches [Poems and Hay(na)ku] is a 24-page poetry chapbook. This is an open access PDF version of a modified digital original document from which the author printed 100 limited, signed and numbered copies in 2006. This open access PDF version contains minor revisions. This chapbook was originally published on print in 2006 by Expresso Doble, Mexico City, and shared first freely online in 2008 and then deposited as an open access publication in 2017 by the author through the author's imprint, Manzana Más Press, London. The text of the poems contained here, with the exception of any third-party references, is copyright ©2006, 2008, 2017 by Ernesto Priego. Some Rights Reserved. This is an open access digital surrogate edition licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. The poems and hay(na)ku published here were previously posted on the author's (previous, now defunct) blog, http://neverneutral.blogspot.com/ (sometimes in slightly different form), as well as on other online publications, anthologies and blogs. The "hay(na)ku" is a Filipino and diasporic poetic form conceptualized by Eileen Tabios, as inspired by the character "Cameron" in Richard Brautigan's novel The Hawkline Monster and Jack Kerouac's thoughts on the "American haiku." More information on the hay(na)ku's background were made available in the June 2003 posts at Tabios' former blog "WinePoetics" at "http://winepoetics.blogspot.com/as well as in her Hay(na)ku blog, at http://eileentabios.blogspot.com/.