This Week at No Tell Motel

J. A. Tyler turns ghost this week at No Tell Motel.

This Week at No Tell Motel

Steffi Drewes knows every night was named for this week at No Tell Motel.

No Tell Motel's Best New Poet Nominations

No Tell Motel nominated the following poets and poems for Best New Poets:

"Notes on Polyphony" by Yona Harvey

and

"War Relics" by Qiana Towns


Good luck Yona and Qiana!

2010 Best of the Net Anthology

Congratulations to Miriam Bird Greenberg. Her poem, "My Own History of Plagues," which first appeared in No Tell Motel, was selected by Erin Belieu to appear in Sundress' 2010 Best of the Net.

New Titles by No Tell Poets

Beauty is a Verb: The New Poetry of Disability edited by Jennifer Bartlett, Sheila Black, and Michael Northen (Cinco Puntos Press)

A Beautiful Name for a Girl by Kirsten Kaschock (Ahsahta Press)

The Many Woods of Grief by Lucas Farrell (University of Massachusetts Press)

FABRIC: Preludes to the Last American Book by Richard Froude (Horse Less Press)

Petticoat Government by T.A. Noonan (Gold Wake Press)

How Like Foreign Objects by Alexis Orgera (H_ngm_n Books)

Makeshift Instructions for Vigilant Girls by Erika Meitner (Anhinga Press)

This Week at No Tell Motel

Anna Maria Hong hates you for making it bull-fucking tough this week at No Tell Motel.

This Week at No Tell Motel

Robyn Art begins with rain, a late hour, the moon’s punched-out face this week at No Tell Motel.

This Week at No Tell Motel

Joe Hall is so happy to speak to you this week at No Tell Motel.