SPITZER NEWS
Spitzer Homage to Peter Michelson (Jump to 27:15 mark.)
Best of Sucks Hits the Streets
Spitzer Publishes Students and Colleagues
Legendary Lost Spitzer Spoken Word Tape Discovered
Spitzer Interview Arkansas Times
Garticle Praises Spitzer’s Research
Spitzer's LIT BALM Reading (jump to 59:30 mark)
Spitzer’s CALS Library Reading: Crypto Creatures
Spitzer’s Poughkeepsie Library Reading: Monster Fish
Spitzer’s New Pedagogy Book Trailer
Henry Hughes Reviews Grotesque Fish
Publishers Weekly Monster-Fish Review
In
Search of
Monster Fish Review
Another Beautifully Grotesque Review
Spitzer’s
PBS Hellbender Show
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13:08 minute mark)
Spitzer
in the
Wall Street Journal
The
cult-classic, cutting-edge small press Shakespeare & Co., Toad Suck
was established in 2011 with the mission of publishing one innovative
book per year by a voice that Burns Burns Burns! Shakespeare and Company,
Toad Suck books are designed and marketed by Mark Spitzer, in homage
to the legendary work of George Whitman's incarnation of Shakespeare
& Company in Paris. Distribution is handled through Amazon, SPD
and at special events that strategically occur throughout History and
Time. Submissions are not open at this time. For info on special orders,
authors, or events, please contact Spitzer at:
mspitzer@uca.edu.
To contact Mark Spitzer write him at mspitzer@uca.edu and put the word "MESSAGE" in the subject line so he knows it's not a spam.
Mark Spitzer, novelist,
poet, essayist and literary translator, grew up in Minneapolis where
he earned his Bachelor's degree at the University of Minnesota in 1990.
He then moved to the Rockies, where he earned his Master's in Creative
Writing from the University of Colorado. After living on the road for
some time, he found himself in Paris, as Writer in Residence for three
years at the bohemian bookstore Shakespeare and Company, where he translated
French criminals and misanthropes. In 1997 he moved to Louisiana, and
earned an MFA from Louisiana State University. He taught creative writing
and lit for five years at Truman State University and later taught creative
writing at the University of Central Arkansas where he founded and edited
the legendary Toad Suck Review. Spitzer is also a gar-nut;
the photo below (Spitzer on the left, Jeremy Wade on the right) is from
the "Alligator Gar" episode of the Animal Planet series River
Monsters. This six-foot-eight 120-pound fatty was caught on the
Trinity River in Texas. Spitzer was the official Nebraska state record
holder for the yellow bullhead. He traveled
the world researching monster fish and made a new home in Hyde Park,
NY.
Books in Print.
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Website: Rex Rose
ONLINE PUBLICATIONS:
Creative Writing Theory Pedagogy Mini Manifesto
Spitzer Reviews Bad Boys of Lit
Spitzer Reviews book of smaller
Final Fish Blog: The Nutmeat of the Matter
Spitzer in Journal of Anthropological Research
Spitzer in American Journal of Poetry
Spitzer Reviews Joppenbergh Jump
Spitzer's Fish Blog: Barracuda
Spitzer’s Fish Blog: Philology Pt. 1
Spitzer’s Fish Blog: Philology Pt. 2
Spitzer's
Fish Blog:
Philology Pt. 3
The Fish That Won’t Stop Spawning Stories
Spitzer’s Fish Blog: Flathead Cat
Spitzer’s Fish Blog: Innovative Imaginations
Spitzer’s Fish Blog: Okie Noodling
Spitzer's Fish Blog: Invasive Species
Spitzer Story Destroys President
Spitzer's
Fish Blog:
Razorback Sucker
Spitzer's
Fish Blog:
Northern Pikeminnow
Spitzer’s Fish Blog: Record Bullhead
Spitzer's Fish Blog: Paddlefish
Spitzer’s Fish Blog:
Gator Gar
Death
Poems Review
On The River
Viva Arletty! (fiction)
No B.S. Reviews
Garfish
Cyberbag 11
Cyberbag 10
Cyberbag 9
Cyberbag 8
Cyberbag 7
Bataille on Rimbaud
Caws Interview
Prozak Pro Sanders
Shocking Celine Translation
Fairytale for Another Time by Celine
Celine Verse
Celine Film Sketch
Rimbaud Report on Ogaden
Rimbaud's Letter to the Bosphore Egyptien
Bukowskiville
Reviews of the Damned
Sun Dog Reviews
Lima Bean
Mud-Puppy
Gilles de Rais by Cendrars
Cendrars' Pity