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Review of a mini-chapbook enterprise.

Poems-For-All ( 24th St. Irregular Press. Sacramento, Ca. 95816) sfp.ns.net

This venture is devoted to publishing a series of palm sized micro-chaps, distributed around the country, in bars, bathrooms and buses. Richard Hansen the founder, has developed a unique enterprise, publishing poets like Chaberek, Bukowski, Waldman, and many others.













































































































































































Poems-For-All ( 24th St. Press, 1008 24th St.Sacramento, Ca. 95816) sfp.ns.net

I love the concept beehind these micro-chaps. These books are about the size of a small palm, and are scattered around various cities across the country. They are left on buses, in bathrooms, at bars, all sorts of disparate places. It brings to mind poetic spores riding on the wind, landing, and birthing lyrical fruit. Richard Hansen, the founder of this press has quite an extensive booklist. Poets like Ed Chaberek, Anne Waldman, and Charles Bukowski are included, along with numerous others. This is a unique venture,
whose purpose is to publish and distribute poetry that benefits the poet and the readers.























































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