Showing posts with label The Idiom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Idiom. Show all posts
September 20, 2010
Three new poems in The Idiom
July 12, 2009
SEAGULLS FOR LUNCH in The Idiom
Seagulls For Lunch a poem by by Anthony Buccino is published in July 2009, Volume 4, Issue 5 of The Idiom
Walking English
Walking English
December 15, 2008
TURPS/WHO ORDERED THE FISH- in the Idiom
Turps and Who Ordered The Fish by Anthony Buccino are published in December 2008 issue of The Idiom
Walking English
Walking English
August 30, 2008
YOUNGER MAN'S CLOTHES - Edison Literary Review
Younger Man's Clothes a poem by Anthony Buccino, is published by The Edison Literary Review, issue 7, Fall 2008.
Anthony's poems are bordered by the work of Mark Brunetti and Sal Buttaci, a coincidence of the alphabet.
Brunetti publishes The Idiom, and published two of Buccino's poems earlier this year. Anthony went to hear Mark read in Union and heard a poem about commuting by Leona Seufert ... which led Buccino to write Voices on the Bus.
Signs you're in Edison
Anthony's poems are bordered by the work of Mark Brunetti and Sal Buttaci, a coincidence of the alphabet.
Brunetti publishes The Idiom, and published two of Buccino's poems earlier this year. Anthony went to hear Mark read in Union and heard a poem about commuting by Leona Seufert ... which led Buccino to write Voices on the Bus.
Signs you're in Edison
February 6, 2008
WHY DON'T YOUR POEMS RHYME/THE OTHER TROUBLE WITH POETRY - The Idiom
Why Don't Your Poems Rhyme and The Other Trouble With Poetry by Anthony Buccino are published in February 2008 issue of The Idiom
Walking English
Walking English
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