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#HappyNationalPoetryMonth Queen Mob's Tea House publishes three of my poems: “how to pivot when you’re paralyzed,” “hysterectomy wanted,” “money is motive is immobility in bones”

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Hobart @hobartpulp · May 6, 2019 “the babies are most dangerous because / they have not learned how to control their venom / the way we make the same decisions over and over and over again" Don't miss this game-changing poem by Jax NTP @JaxNTP 

https://twitter.com/hobartpulp/status/1125448063080857606?s=20

https://www.hobartpulp.com/web_features/my-anxiety-has-a-baby-rattlesnake-in-it

https://t.co/NYlVc1ONlG

Aaron Burch Founding Editor, HOBART Aaron Burch is the author of Stephen King's The Body (Ig Publishing) and Backswing (Queen's Ferry Press). Also: a novella, a chabook, and he's on Twitter and Tumblr.

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Write a poem: How to ferment something not into alcohol but into something equally potent.



schrödinger's cat

a girl across the room, the shoulder pressed against the car-speeding-past passenger window, the uncaptured yawn-grin just before the camera flashes. in the flashes, the sear, in the lack  of seeing clearly, the scar, the acerbic hubbub that bubbles upward from groin to heart to brain like a fart in a filled tub. the throat glub at the thought of yourself at dinner with this her while that her you saw once in a dazzle dips the tip of her tongue into the meniscus of a martini and beckons for him to come  here, the effervescence of there, always here.

08dec2013, 3:44pm, hannah huff

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june bug gum sole - unstrung tizzy to drowse in a wintry blotch of sun - adagio lounge swill in heaps of second helpings almost pewter green almost chroma static sostenuto - the curves of forgotten things rehearsing presque vu - crisp fat tongues face veiled in syncopation in  tinged hoodwink moonlit cores of opium blues an apropos of hemp wicks - lines no longer in between a sound repeats until it becomes a noise a déjà vu that won’t keep vu-ing in sodium orange pick - that coldest spot of sun, to stay

08dec2013, 6:18pm, jaxntp

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neurosity LXXX by jaxntp

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Polaris for Life

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May 2018: Berkeley Poetry Review, Volume 48 publishes 2 poems by Jax NTP

"bones for oracles yours or found baby teeth unidentified” page 13

“bone broth” page 14

Editor’s Note

DEAR READERS,

“what are the syllables / for leafless bulbs of tulips what is conceptual / dying and how can we grieve the abstract”—these lines from Jax NTP’s poem, “bones for oracles yours or found baby teeth unidentified,” better introduce this issue of Berkeley Poetry Review than I could hope to myself. In the process of assembling this issue, the relationships that form within this volume seem often to crystallize around a similar nexus of questions: how to triangulate the materials of language and the material world; how to figure the relationship between these materials and affect. These questions are (importantly) left expansive and unresolved in NTP’s work, and throughout the volume—the poems in this issue, more often than not, dwell in such interstices.” Yours, with love, 최 LINDSAY Editor in Chief

https://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~bpr/48th-issue/?v=f24485ae434a

https://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~bpr/48th-issue/48th-issue-contributors/?v=f24485ae434a

https://twitter.com/JaxNTP/status/997935366186266625?s=20

https://twitter.com/JaxNTP/status/998228335489531904?s=20

https://twitter.com/chwelinji/status/998387604922875906?s=20

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April 2018: Permafrost Issue 40.1 via University of Alaska, Fairbanks publishes 1 poem by Jax NTP

"on pause, in the kitchen, mid-julienne"

https://permafrostmag.uaf.edu/archive/

https://permafrostmag.submittable.com/submit/23882/back-issue-purchase

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https://twitter.com/JaxNTP/status/984546645969793024?s=20

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***AT 40TH ST. WOLFMAN NEW LIFE BOOKSTORE***

Tuesday, November 7, 2017 at 7 PM – 10 PM E.M. Wolfman General Interest Small Bookstore, 644 40TH ST OAKLAND, CA Berkeley Poetry Review will be holding a release party for the inaugural issue of our new chapbook series: MIDTERM 1 - Localities, Locales, Haunts, including poems from Ada Smailbegovic, Benjamin Gucciardi, Claire Marie Stancek, Jax NTP, and Renoir Gaither. The party will be hosted at the Wolfman New Life Bookstore @ 644 40th St., Oakland @ 7pm and will feature readings by a few of the poets to be published in our chapbook. Snacks and beverages will be included & we hope to see you there!

https://www.facebook.com/events/1962278107363604/

https://twitter.com/JaxNTP/status/997935366186266625?s=20

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Moon Tide Press features me as Poet of the Month and two of my poems: “my anxiety is a yard sale of dead people’s stuff” and “ovary picking”

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#ChrisMurray publishes 5 poems by #JaxNTP on #POETHEAD "a poetic discourse which is also engaged in collapsing the space between women and poetry" #Ireland #NationalPoetryMonth #NationalPoetryMonth2020 #PoetsandWriters #Quarantine #QuarantineReading #AmWriting https://poethead.wordpress.com/2020/04/27/hinges-and-other-poems-by-jax-ntp/