Feed me weird things
By: Lisa Rogal
Publisher: Ugly Duckling Presse
Published: 2018
Place of publication: Brooklyn, New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 28
Subjects: American poetry; Chapbooks; Specimens
Work titles: Poems
Description: "Feed Me Weird Things is about the importance of the unimportant: the quotidian, the overlooked, the natural world, the pain or beauty of longing, the persistence of uncertainty. With a voice at once irreverent and sincere, the poems enact meaning through attentiveness, ambiguity, and humor."--Publisher's website.
Notes: Poems.

"Design and typesetting by Sarah Lawson. The type is Univers, with titles in ITC Galliard. Books printed offset at McNaughton & Gunn. Covers printed letterpress at Ugly Duckling Presse. Hand-bound by volunteers at the UDP studio."--Colophon.

"Lisa Rogal is the author of Morning Ritual (United Artists Books), and the chapbook The New Realities (Third Floor Apartment Press). Her poems have appeared in Elderly, Visceral Brooklyn, Portable Boog Reader, Greetings, and Poems by Sunday, among other publications. A graduate of the MFA program at Long Island University, she currently teaches and lives in Sacramento, California."--Publisher's website (viewed 2018 November 8).

Purchased in 2018 from Ugly Duckling Presse, with the Daniel A. Pollack Class of 1960 Poetry Fund.

As issued, in illustrated printed dark green paper; in prefab case, 28 cm.
Table of contents: title: When I am inevidently done being me --; title: Are you an artist now --; title: I will be upset if it turns out nothing matters --; title: La culture --; title: Another train --; title: Strange flowers, stranger birds, & strangest human beings --; title: Orange juice --; title: Didn't you know --; title: Big deal --; title: Real thing --; title: Maurice --; title: Red leg --; title: Three feminine sorrows --; title: If a stopped bird --; title: Tight squeeze --; title: The feel of humans --; title: I do sort of --; title: Oy of yesterday.