Yesterday, I arrived in Milwaukee for the second time in less than a year. I arrived early enough in the day that I could meet the visual poet David Baptiste Chirot and visit the renowned Woodland Patterns Book Center. All of this took up so much time, late into the night, that I once again created my qbdp mailing in the morning today.
After David left last night, I found a tiny scrap of one of his lumber crayons (which he uses to create his particular brand of visual poem, the rubBEing), so I sketched with that until I designed the fidgetglyph I used on this card. Once again pressed for time, I wrote only brief two-line messages on each card, and each message merely described, in some manner or another, the visual poem on the other side. On my own copy, I inscribed this sample message:
The shadow
of wind.
The recipients of "ess/eM" (qbdp # 98) were
1/10 Ruth and Marvin Sackner
2/10 Bob Grumman
3/10 Roy Arenella
4/10 Ruud Janssen
5/10 Dan Waber
6/10 Musicmaster
7/10 David Baptiste Chirot
8/10 Fat Red Ant
9/10 Gustave Morin
10/10 qbdp
un violon d’ingres
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